Imagine your favorite game with ambient occlusion, real depth of field effects, color correction and more…”
After, I add shadows and highlights, mostly focusing on the face, neck and shoulders citrontart has a tutorial showing a similar process.Īnd that’s it! Basically, just fool around with settings until you find what works for you and practice! There are so many free resources out there to help you to improve your editing style.įrom their site: “ ReShade is an advanced, fully generic post-processing injector for games and video software developed by crosire. Once done, I cut out my Sim using the Magic Wand tool and clean up the edges with the Edge Modifier. After taking screenshots, I open them in Adobe Photoshop CS6 and run a couple Topaz Clean actions over them and finish them off by reducing the noise on the image. I take most of my screenshots in CAS, and either lighting mods, CAS Lighting Overhaul V1 & V2 by lumialoversims are my go-to. 
Before taking any screenshots, I first boot up my game with the ReShade preset “Cinematic” by pickypikachu It smooths out rough edges and improves the overall look of the game. Once you have all of that, there are lots of tutorials and forum posts that will help you along! (Sims4Studio offers their program as well as a helpdesk) It takes lots of practice and patience. You will also need Sims4Studio and Blender to recolor, retexture and edit meshes. To start, make sure you have a 2D editing program such as Photoshop or Gimp. Take a look at my Terms of Use. Everything you need to know is right there. Although, if I do receive requests, I’ll consider doing them if I like the idea. I’ll end up deleting WCIFs from my inbox, so do not be surprised if you don’t receive a reply! Although, if a WCIF is sent off anon, i’ll most likely answer privately. 
Almost everything I use can be found below in my Resources, CC Finds Blog or through Google. A full list of specs and product info can be found here. I use an MSI VR Ready GE72VR Apache Pro-009. What computer do you use/what are your specs?
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