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Portrait Painting Height Adjustment 1.50
Portrait Painting Height Adjustment 1.50
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PortraitPainting7.JPG - width=450 height=308
PortraitPainting4.jpg - width=436 height=331
Created by Shimrod101
Uploaded: 7th Aug 2010 at 6:30 AM
Updated: 22nd Mar 2013 at 7:59 PM - Update 1.50
Updated: 22nd Mar 2013 at 7:59 PM - Update 1.50
This XML adjustment changes the height centering when painting portraits of sims. Sims are moved towards the top such that the medium sized portrait, the vertical one, looks correct. This applies to all sims: YA/Adult/Elder, Teen, Child, and Toddler. The screenshots show before and after examples.
If, for some unknown reason, anyone uses the small horizontal size for portraits, be aware that sims are pushed out the top at full zoom-in, cropping adults and teens above the eyes. The camera can be tilted and\or zoomed out a tad to place the head in the portrait.
This mod edits the XML ScreenGrabHelper which controls the portrait camera: these values I've altered and pitch, yaw, zoom etc. on this camera. Also some values on the Photography camera are in this XML: zoom and aspect ratios (height, width). The in-game live camera and camera mods available are something completely different having nothing to do with this XML.
Additional Credits:
Created with the use of S3PE by Peter L. Jones.
If, for some unknown reason, anyone uses the small horizontal size for portraits, be aware that sims are pushed out the top at full zoom-in, cropping adults and teens above the eyes. The camera can be tilted and\or zoomed out a tad to place the head in the portrait.
This mod edits the XML ScreenGrabHelper which controls the portrait camera: these values I've altered and pitch, yaw, zoom etc. on this camera. Also some values on the Photography camera are in this XML: zoom and aspect ratios (height, width). The in-game live camera and camera mods available are something completely different having nothing to do with this XML.
Additional Credits:
Created with the use of S3PE by Peter L. Jones.