#simout

Simout preview 2 - Ghouls download.

I managed to get my mod constructor working so I got to work on ghouls.

This contains the first working files for my Fallout 4 inspired ghouls. Preview information:

Ghoul facepaint: Play as a ghoul with this cosmetic item. The face paint contains numerous sims colour swatches to match in game skin tones and can be fine tuned with the colour sliders in game. There is a faint line on neck, this is more noticeable in CAS than in game but can be made nearly invisible with the colour customization sliders.

Ghoul eyes: I originally had these just part of the facepaint, but figured that having them as separate eye colours would be better for customization options. You don't need to use these, but if you want to, you'll find them where you find your other eye colours.

Ghoul lifestyle trait: Use this trait for more in-depth ghoul gameplay. Makes sims constantly nauseous, gives them a voice filter (Grim Reaper), and gives them whims and wants. This will most likely be expanded more in the future.

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Last downloadable update: Metal shack build objects

Simout preview 2 - Ghoul Facepaint

So I have managed to get my mod constructor up and working and am working on perks and jobs and stuff, but that's not very interesting to show off, so here is a cosmetic item I am working on.

I am working on making face paints so that you can play as a ghoul. This is the first working version which I am going through getting to match the skin tones in game. This is obviously the Fallout 4/ 76 ghouls, but I also intend to eventually get a Fallout 3 ghoul facepaint up and working soon. (That will just take a bit more time as those ghouls are a little more... well they're proper ghouls and not just burn victims lol)

There is a faint line that can be seen where the face texture meets the neck, it's more noticeable in CAS than in game, and even then isn't very noticeable and can be made nearly invisible with the use of the colour changer tools in CAS.

Preview 1 - Metal Shack Basics

I decided to start with metal shack objects. This little preview shows the internal and external walls, a single and double door, a small window, and a large window. It also shows the floors but I didn't get any good images of that. I'll probably redo the internal walls to take down the glossiness when I figure out it I love it or hate it.

Semi-update:

I know I have disappeared for a few days, I've been teaching myself how to make custom meshes. I am currently working on a Vault-Tec jumpsuit. I'm planning to make it a 2 piece so that you can mix and match clothing items/armour.

Finally, after a long battle with tech, health, the government, and beurocracy, I will have the funding for a new computer this month. Technically speaking I have it now but as I am having surgery in a few days, and I just adopted 2 cats last month, I have been a bit too busy to get around to it.

The Fallout Amazon show has brought a whole bunch of yall to my Simout (particularly my ghoul skin, I see yall, I get it, the Ghoul is hot. Not as hot as Raul or Charon or Hancock but hot nonetheless) stuff, and I am looking to continue that as soon as I can.

My current set up is fine for like basic stuff but since my GPU blew all I have is my igpu on my laptop so I can like to basic stuff on blender (I have been working on some stuff for Blenderkit and Unsplash) I can't run any games or connect an external monitor and have been relegated to GeForce Now gaming lol.

19th-century Château de Simouët in Ménétréol-sur-Sauldre, Sologne region of France