CHARMED Halliwell manor For Sims 4

Are there any charmed fans here? found an amazing charmed Halliwell manor creation a few days ago and had to share it.
The attention to details is amazing and I think it will fit perfectly with the new sims 4 realm of magic.
enjoy:
https://frauengel.blogspot.com/2018/05/ts4-charmed-halliwell-manor.html#comment-form



*This is not my creation*

missAmunet wrote:Are there any charmed fans here? found an amazing charmed Halliwell manor creation a few days ago and had to share it.
The attention to details is amazing and I think it will fit perfectly with the new sims 4 realm of magic.
enjoy:
https://frauengel.blogspot.com/2018/05/ts4-charmed-halliwell-manor.html#comment-form



*This is not my creation*

Yes, this old-fashioned architecture & decoration-style looks nice - and like an ideal place for a  witch  spellcaster to live in!   Just a side-remark in case anybody wasn't aware, though I'm likely just stating the obvious. Anybody notice how good meat, baked stuff and similar items look, inside those glass boxes in supermarkets and other grocery shops? That's because under a certain type of light (yellow for baked goods, light red for meat, etc.), these groceries will look "fresher". And if something looks fresh and nice, it'll surely help with sales.

As for these Sims creators, I always wondered how they make these screenshots look so nice. Yes, there are tricks in Photoshop that you can apply. I've also heard from mods though, that can make the game look 'better', for a lack of a better description.

Because if I merely put the game on max. graphics settings, it doesn't look *quite* as in those screenshots. And while my PC may not be very strong by 2019 standards, it still runs stuff like Hitman 2, Wolfenstein: The New Collossus and GTA: Online at good settings and without much difficulty.

So if anybody has an idea what could be the source behind this 'riddle' (?), it'll be much appreciated. Hell, I might even try getting back to playing that game, at least occasionally!

The_gh0stm4n wrote:

missAmunet wrote:Are there any charmed fans here? found an amazing charmed Halliwell manor creation a few days ago and had to share it.
The attention to details is amazing and I think it will fit perfectly with the new sims 4 realm of magic.
enjoy:
https://frauengel.blogspot.com/2018/05/ts4-charmed-halliwell-manor.html#comment-form



*This is not my creation*

Yes, this old-fashioned architecture & decoration-style looks nice - and like an ideal place for a  witch  spellcaster to live in!   Just a side-remark in case anybody wasn't aware, though I'm likely just stating the obvious. Anybody notice how good meat, baked stuff and similar items look, inside those glass boxes in supermarkets and other grocery shops? That's because under a certain type of light (yellow for baked goods, light red for meat, etc.), these groceries will look "fresher". And if something looks fresh and nice, it'll surely help with sales.

As for these Sims creators, I always wondered how they make these screenshots look so nice. Yes, there are tricks in Photoshop that you can apply. I've also heard from mods though, that can make the game look 'better', for a lack of a better description.

Because if I merely put the game on max. graphics settings, it doesn't look *quite* as in those screenshots. And while my PC may not be very strong by 2019 standards, it still runs stuff like Hitman 2, Wolfenstein: The New Collossus and GTA: Online at good settings and without much difficulty.

So if anybody has an idea what could be the source behind this 'riddle' (?), it'll be much appreciated. Hell, I might even try getting back to playing that game, at least occasionally!

Well, I'm still laughing with the analogy... Actually, I have this build in my game. The trick you are seeing is called Reshade. I do not use it myself, however it is very popular among story tellers and builders to present and "sell" their work. There is actually a builder which names everything The Huntington, whose reshade looks good. For what I understand you install it and then you can get a preset for the reshade and there are many. Another aspect of it, it that it needs to be updated with patches, since I read a lot of complaints about it not working after a patch. Some people with good specs say they use it for game play, others only for photos. It can make sims skins, specially the realistic ones, like real or better quality 3d rendering.