Sunday, 9 December 2018

Punk Jacket - Grimmy Revamped!

If there's one thing that really frustrates me about store clothing, it's that EA will create something that looks really cool, but when you add it to your game you're faced with the harsh reality that they couldn't be arsed to put in the work!

One such item is the Grimmy Leather jacket for adults and teens.
Don't get me wrong - the jacket itself is great. It looks fantastic in CAS and in-game, but where EA have failed to do their job is the fact that there's only one preset and no morphs! Don't want a skull on your jacket? Tough shit. Want your skinny, chubby or buff Sims to look badass? Good luck with that.

While this has bothered me for quite some time, it's only now that I needed such a jacket for a Sim I'm in the middle of creating that I finally pulled my finger out to fix it up and make it better. More than anything, I just wanted a jacket without the design on the back, though I decided to add a few more preset designs int here.

Most importantly, I created morphs for the jacket. Seriously, EA, what the hell do you have against chubby punks? Like I said, this is  a prime example of their lacklustre attitude towards store clothing. I had the exact same problem when I was creating the Classic Domestic Uniform - no morphs included with the Alice Dress I was using as a base. ARGH!


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