Doing so allowed us to create a consistent tone across the whole of the body, allowing for the shadows and details to be more visually distinct. Specifically, we addressed the color banding that appeared on Sims’ cheeks and foreheads, which created a streaked and inconsistent appearance, and fixed discoloration along the nose tip.
On October 6, we launched a PC base game update* that improved issues with some of the existing darker skin tones.
Find out what to expect over the next couple of months ahead. 'A few weeks ago, we shared some of our plans for updating skin tones and diversity options in The Sims™ 4, and it’s time for us to check in again! Our team has been hard at work on this important initiative. '100+ New Skin Tones and Sliders Coming Soon! Click the link to get a sneak peek at what the December update will include - from additional updated base game hairstyles to hue sliders and over 100 new skin tones!'
