CmarNYC also has a program at MTS to make your own if you are interested.A big shout-out to Snaitf for the tutorial over at Mod The Sims on uncovering the mystery of making non-default skin tones.Hopefully you will all find a use for these like I have in tandem with the other TS4 skin colours. Pictured above (and in the archive) you can see previews from a standard basegame skin settings and with Kijiko's skin overhaul.They can also be a base for custom overlay skins that you find in the face detail sections.
They work with all the Maxis skin details such as muscle slider, age categories, weight sliders and are for both genders and all age groups.
They are found by default with Maxis skin colours and act as such. I came away knowing more about the game and some awesome new colours that don't look jaundice or ashy. I could not be more happy with my first, and possibly last foray into the world of TS4 skins. After a bit of research, diving into the clientfullbuild files, lots of backwards and forwards into the game for testing, hex editing to edit the colour swatches because s4pe threw errors, I finally came up with the lightside and darkside skintones. There is a serious lack of dark skin colours, and the light ones have left a lot to be desired. Today I bring you an experiment that came about from the selection of skin colours available in TS4.
