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I have no idea.



The editor for the fourth installment is inferior to the editor for the third. The only advantages are the item filter and the ability to edit the face and physique. You can't assign custom colors (or I haven't found out how to do it). You can't choose a cool race – only pathetic humans. In general, I'll keep tinkering with it; maybe something is disabled in my settings, but so far, it sucks.

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The editor in the fourth installment is inferior to the editor in the third.

In terms of appearance, it is much better. The main thing is to use it properly. Besides, it has a cartoonish style again, instead of the creepy and awkward pseudo-realism of the third installment. However, I agree that the colors are disappointing. The lack of content is a common problem for the series, considering the approach to expansions. But there is still the possibility of playing as a non-human, considering the presence of ghosts, plants, vampires, and aliens. Moreover, you can play as the latter pair almost from the very beginning, if you wish.

For example:

The key word here is _play_. And I don't want to play; I want to tinker with the editor. In the third installment, there are many more possibilities for this, and there are also many more items. The fourth installment's editor has its advantages, but what's the point of having a pretty face and a highly customizable body if you can't choose the perfect hair color and shoe style for them?

The key word here is _play_. And I don't want to play; I want to tinker with the editor.

Playing from the start means having the option to choose an alien instead of a human during the generation stage. =/
Again, there aren't that many character types that look significantly different. Even the fairies only differ in the aura behind them. Mages don't differ at all. Genies have a different skin tone, which is easily achieved by installing a mod. Most of these so-called "cool races" differ primarily in additional abilities during gameplay, rather than in their unique appearance.
Again, if you want a character type that is not available from the start, you start playing, change it with one cheat, and then open the appearance editor with another cheat.

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Oh yes, and in the fourth game, you can dress any sim in any outfit; the gender restrictions have been removed. This also positively affects the possibilities for creating characters.

which is easily achieved by installing a mod.

You don't even need to install anything. In the third game, you can even set an incredibly outlandish skin color for humans. You can do it in the fourth game as well, but not to the same extent.
Also, in the third game, werewolves and vampires have cool glowing eyes, and the fairies' wings are simply adorable.

Kosh, I recommend the games from Illusion. They have some serious generators there.

Genre?

The key word here is _play_. And I don't want to play; I want to tinker with the editor.

What difference does the genre make?

Does the genre even matter if you just want to play around with a generator? And what's the point of playing with it if the result is always the same, in orange and green shades?

Simply put, if registration is required on some over-the-top online server, then I'm out.

These are offline games.

Although, perhaps not all is lost yet...

Koshа, I recommend games by Illusion. They have some serious generators there.

Their editor for male characters is not very good, as a rule. Sometimes it's completely absent. But for female characters, it's really good.