Does anyone know a sims creator that makes mature women/crowns/gilf?

[Sota21]

I'm looking for mature characters for my the sims

If anyone knows of a breeder I would appreciate it

Edited May 20, 2023 by Sota21

[SilentAegis]

Mervejuana had at least one, but something happened to her files, so I don't know if the Sim is still available on Loverslab anymore. You may want to check her Patreon for it. 

 

That said, I highly recommend learning how to make the Sims you want yourself. It's fun and it gives so much more freedom. 

Edited May 20, 2023 by SilentAegis

[Sota21]

8 hours ago, SilentAegis said:

Mervejuana had at least one, but something happened to her files, so I don't know if the Sim is still available on Loverslab anymore. You may want to check her Patreon for it. 

 

That said, I highly recommend learning how to make the Sims you want yourself. It's fun and it gives so much more freedom. 

I tried more my skills to create sims and it's horrible

 

 

[Tripsa]

Practice on a pre-made sim. Most of them are decent bases to work with. I took Sofia Bjergson tweaked her a bit and added some aging details.

I use mostly Maxis Match CC so the details aren't too noticeable but there are some really well done realistic looking mature skins overlays. 

 

 

 

[SilentAegis]

The above idea is a great one. Creating/editing Sims, like any skill, takes time and practice. We were all "horrible" once. Here's what I did to Alex Moyer, renamed to Alexandra Hill, after I had spent time on many other Sims and had binged a LOT of CC, heh. 

 

 

 

 

And here's just a few of my originals. 

 

 

 

 

 



 



 


 

 

With enough CC and practice, you could make all the GILFs you like, with your exact preferences. Besides practicing on premades, another thing you can do is look for other people's Sims and instead of downloading them yourself if you want them, try to recreate them as close as possible. This method made me realize how much I could do with the different sliders in the game. Or recreate them as a base, then edit to what you want for a completely different Sim. There's a ton of possibilities that open up when you know how to make a Sim. 

 

You don't even have to be super experienced with sliders to make decent-looking Sims. 50% of what makes up a Sim's appearance is the CC you use on them, in my opinion. 

Edited May 21, 2023 by SilentAegis