But so far, all the animations work fine at each life-stage. I only started using this feature a few days ago and haven't tested it extensively yet. After randomizing, you have to recreate the original sim by returning all the sliders to same values they had before. You just keep clicking the randomize button until you have a sim that's the height you want, then make all the other adjustments as you normally would.Ĭhanging the height of an existing sim is more difficult. Of course, this is easiest to do when you're creating a new sim. (And there's a wide variety of heights available, including at least two that are taller than standard and a bunch that extend almost to the bottom of the screen.) Although the sim that first appears in CAS is always standard height, if you click on randomize, all the sim's characteristics change, including height. You do it using the randomize button located at the bottom of the panel on the upper left portion of the CAS screen. This has the added benefit of making the neck appear longer without increasing the. But not directly, since there is no slider for it. This slider allows you to increase the height of your sims shoulders. Anyway, the answer is yes, you can adjust height. I realize this is a really old thread, but there are still a few of us playing Sims3 (and the answer might also apply to Sims4-I can't say for sure, since I don't play it). Information, Guides and Announcements for the EA app.
