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Parafolk hair length
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Personally I am always annoyed that in Sims 4 there are almost no hairstyles that are the same length. So I thought that maybe we could change the parafolks hair length.
Obviously they won’t be able to apply this on all length but we can divide the hair into two categories: The shoulders and under the shoulders. The hair over the shoulders won’t be adjustable, and the hair below the shoulders can be extended to a certain length. -
I love the idea of having different lengths of hair! The only thing I can think of that might not be amazing is if it interferes with any of the clothing, like if it goes through some of the clothes like the Sims 4. Although, the idea of adjusting the bottom layer of the hair is a great suggestion considering you can have many characters with different lengths of hair. I think the top layer should be adjusted to the length of a bob, and then being bald should just be an automatic option. Great idea!
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[quote quote=7535]Personally I am always annoyed that in Sims 4 there are almost no hairstyles that are the same length. So I thought that maybe we could change the parafolks hair length.
Obviously they won’t be able to apply this on all length but we can divide the hair into two categories: The shoulders and under the shoulders. The hair over the shoulders won’t be adjustable, and the hair below the shoulders can be extended to a certain length.[/quote]
Am I understanding this correctly? Because it sounds like long haired Paras would be able to benefit from this. I mean, I like the idea of being able to change hair length, but I don’t like the idea that hair over the shoulders wouldn’t be adjustable. That means only Paras with long hair (which would likely mostly be women) would get more customization than those with short hair (which would likely mostly be men). I think short haired Pars’s should have a bit of customization with their hair as well. I get that obviously the more hair you have, the more you can do with it, but still I’d personally not like it if Paras with shorter hair got no sort of adjustment capabilities
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Personally I am always annoyed that in Sims 4 there are almost no hairstyles that are the same length. So I thought that maybe we could change the parafolks hair length.
Obviously they won’t be able to apply this on all length but we can divide the hair into two categories: The shoulders and under the shoulders. The hair over the shoulders won’t be adjustable, and the hair below the shoulders can be extended to a certain length.Am I understanding this correctly? Because it sounds like long haired Paras would be able to benefit from this. I mean, I like the idea of being able to change hair length, but I don’t like the idea that hair over the shoulders wouldn’t be adjustable. That means only Paras with long hair (which would likely mostly be women) would get more customization than those with short hair (which would likely mostly be men). I think short haired Pars’s should have a bit of customization with their hair as well. I get that obviously the more hair you have, the more you can do with it, but still I’d personally not like it if Paras with shorter hair got no sort of adjustment capabilities
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Well i think most over shoulder hairstyles can’t really be adjustable, some can though and they would be adjustable but not as much as longer hairstyles because some hair styles just can’t be long
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If this is possible I would like for the hair to slowly grow over time as well, until reaching the maximum length of that particular hair cut. I really liked that concept in Sims Castaway, where the hair would grow messy and longer and could also only be cut to shorter hair styles than what the sim had. Maybe if wanting to switch to longer hair, there would be a little fee applied for getting extensions or something.
I’m hoping that they will be including type 4B/C/A hair textures and that we could adjust the fro to however close cropped or full out we want it. It would be great if they include some braided hair styles and the types of head wraps we africans wear to protect our hair.
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