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Ye Olde Tinkerer's Workstation

A little recolor of the robotics table from Discover University, to suit my endless Steampunk brainrot. The WIP robot that appears is also recolored to a silver color, but this won't affect the color of the robot once it's fully made.

My first foray into modifying emission, normal, and spec maps. It's not perfect, but I'm pretty pleased!

Comes in four wood tones and two metals, for a total of eight swatches, and requires Discover University.

Download HERE (Patreon, always free)

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And that's a wrap on the 1700s!

I hope you guys have enjoyed the sartorial journey through the 18th century. Next week on the Ultimate Decades Timeline we're hitting an era that I know A LOT of you have been looking forward to - the Regency. After all the froufrou of the past few centuries I can't wait for a bit of simplicity 😆

You can find my historical content here:

1300s ✺ 1400s ✺ 1500s ✺ 1600s ✺ 1700s

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1850s english manor - historically accurate

Hi! Here's the build I've been working on for the past two weeks. I've made plenty of homes for working-class and somewhat well-off folks, but I hadn't shared a mansion yet, so I was really excited to get this one done. It took me a lot of effort, and I had to cut back on the CC usage and simplify the interiors so Tray Importer wouldn’t crash when exporting the CC.

Anyway! This grand house features a beautiful garden, an entrance hall worthy of a mansion, and a library-living room that leads to the drawing room and dining room.

There are two full floors of bedrooms and bathrooms. The master bedroom is on the top floor and is split into two with a small hallway in between, so the lords of the house can sleep in their respective beds as tradition demands.

There’s also a nursery and a room for toddlers. The mansion boasts a large greenhouse and a full floor dedicated to the staff, where you'll find the kitchens and the servants’ quarters.

Lot details

64x64

§1.228,338 💀

CC included in the download folder.

the interior:

master bedroom(s);

nursery and toddler's room;

floorplans;

download (FREE on Google Drive)

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My Fair Lady: Hungarian Noble Lady Set

Hi, lovelies it's been a while since I've posted cc, but nonetheless, I'm back and here I have a baroque/rococo-themed Hungarian Noble set for y'all.

The items in this set are textures taken from the wardrobes of Hungarian noblewomen. This one is from Countess Orsolya Esterhazy of Galantha. I'm sure some of you have seen some of her dresses before

The Esterhazy family was extremely rich and affluent, and one of their castles in Hungary was known as the 'Hungarian Versailles'. This style of dress (1650-1750) as seen above took heavy influence from Spanish culture, and Hungarian noblewomen were glad to wear this style of dress every day, not only for special court functions, but to show their status. Headdresses were symbols of family status, women wore decorated bonnets to cover their hair, and young, unmarried girls wore partas (which I have the meshes for but couldn't get to work properly).

Another texture is from the Hungarian Transylvanian era and is believed to be from the dress of Catherine of Brandenburg, who was elected Princess due to her marriage to Gabriel Bethlen.

Another dress texture is believed to have belonged to Baroness Dersffy Orsolya from around 1610.

Other textures included are from a 1750s Hungarian Court Gown, one worn by Countess Stephanie Majlath in 1867, a Gold and Green ladies' robe from the 1900s, and a pale green ladies' robe from the 1900s. I have pasted all of these though to a baroque/rococo style mesh as their textures suit them anyway.

I used mesh pieces from @acanthus-sims and @buzzardly28 for the dresses, courtesy of maya40 for her beautiful textures and for being so kind to provide me with information and history on her country.

In this set, you are getting 7 dresses (each ranging from about 13k-15k in polygons, sorry), 1 bonnet mesh from cynnix which was retextured by maya40 to match these dresses (multiple swatches), a 1660s bonnet with 3 swatches from maya40, 2 Hungarian veils retextured by maya40, mesh originally by cynnix, 1 baroque lace collar with 3 swatches found in glasses category (mesh by maya40, textures by me), and 1 Hungarian laced bonnet by maya40 with 3 swatches. All of this is BGC, and when downloading please read my TOU.

That was a lot so I'll add more pictures for visuals

Pictures of real Hungarian noblewomen from around this time:

As always, let me know if you have any issues! @mmfinds

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Maya40 Empire Gown Conversion

Hello, I have a regency/empire gown for you all. The textures are from maya40 and the mesh is my frankenmesh using sleeves from @peebsplays Sophia Gown and the skirt from @royaltysimblr's Spencer Dress. The torso was crafted from @dancemachinetrait's Pemberley collection I've just edited it a bit to close the seam between the bust.

With this dress, you get 17 lovely swatches, each of a completely different dress, so your Regency sims have variety! They pair perfectly with my turbans (here and here). These textures were taken from real gowns, some belonging to Empress Josephine, and Empress Maria Feodorovna (1759-1828). This mesh can work for the late 1800s-early 1820s.

BGC, 4k poly, and works with all body types! Above, you can see the sleeves look a bit blocky, that's because I forgot to remove doubles after editing the uv1, but since then I've removed them so it should look smooth now.

Side note: I spent 12 hours pasting these textures gradually over 3 days last month, and they aren't perfect at the neckline area (texture-wise) because of the way Sims 2 textures are mapped. This is a frankenmesh and not the original mesh they were on. I wasn't originally going to release these either, so please be nice. Some fit perfectly at the neck, others do not. Here, I'll show an example:

This fits well because of the wide neckline.

This is a bit tight and you can see how it overlaps slightly at the back. This isn't that noticeable of an issue though, I just thought I'd throw that out there.

This is found towards the bottom with my other dresses and has my thumbnail on it. Please read my TOU before downloading! Let me know if you have any issues.

Here are some pretty portraits with this style of gown.

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My Fair Lady: Early Romantic Era Hairstyles Part Two

Alright folks, here I have 6 new hairstyles for you that are made for the early romantic/regency era. The earliest you could use these would probably be the mid-1800s, the latest is about 1823 before those knots start getting bigger but this is the Sims so do what you please

The previous version is found here

Here are some angles from the back and up close, yes I regret making everyone's hair dark, we're going to pretend they aren't the Hungarian noblewomen sims I used too

Some of these are a little high poly, fair warning (13k-16k). I've basically just edited my last romantic hairs, I have used a few different buns though, and different ringlets. The new ringlets are by kotehok but I've clayified them, and then the new bun pieces are from @simstrouble and @simandy. Everything else was either ripped from s4s or I've ripped off of hairs from @the-melancholy-maiden and @buzzardly28

These don't have a fancy thumbnail on them, just my thumbnail with my username and they're found toward the bottom.

BGC with natural EA swatches, no hat chops sorry.

Please let me know if you have any issues!

Please read my TOU before downloading.

@goldoradove for poses

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18th Century Chemise & Breeches

A set of historically-accurate garments for your Male Sims!

Hi all! After what seems to be the longest time away from The Sims 4 (all thanks to Fallout 4, Baldur's Gate, and Dragon's Dogma 2), I'm back to playing my historical save and creating some Sims content. I made these pieces of cc literally years ago as a quick little personal creation, but I've decided that I actually like them and thought I'd share with you all!

You Get 4 Package Files:

The "un-tucked" version (the original mesh I created) is what would've been worn as the only layer of underwear in the 18th century, so men would be fully commando under their shirt. With this in mind, I designed the chemise to be worn without any bottoms, leaving your Sim's lower half nude.

If you're using any unmentionable adult mods in your game (cough cough 👀), you WILL see all parts underneath...no promises that there won't be some clipping should your sim hunks be a bit more...ahem...well-endowed...

You should be able to pair this un-tucked version with any pants you'd like in-game, however there will likely be clipping if not paired with the breeches I've made for them. The "tucked" version should work with pretty much everything though!

Located in the Tops category of CAS

3 swatches in different shades of "linen" (historically speaking, these would never be colored, so I did not provide any colorful swatches)

HQ compatible textures

BGC

These are a mesh edit of @historicalsimslife 's port of "Bardly Shirt" from TS3 - you do not need their mesh for mine to work, but what are you even doing if you don't have it already in game?

In the 18th Century, breeches were the next layer worn after your chemise (without any "underwear" beneath as we would wear today). Gentlemen would simply tuck the length of their chemise directly into the breeches. I tried to add a bit of accuracy and realism to them with a buttoned flap on the front for easy bathroom access and ties at the knees and back of the waist to keep things snug!

I had originally only created these in the same 3 linen swatches to match the shirts, but ultimately decided I liked them enough to pair with other options as well. So I ended up providing you many swatches for these!

2 versions: one with a bulge and one without

Located in the Bottoms category of CAS

70 swatches in my usual favorite Federal & Georgian palette

HQ compatible textures

BGC

Here ya go!!

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Ukrainian historical lookbook

SOFIA Hair | Headpiece | Earrings | Necklace | Dress | Marfa long Boots | Shawl

NATALKA Hair | Earrings | Necklace | Top | Skirt + Overlays | Apron

KYLINA Hair | Headpiece | Earrings | Necklace | Top | Skirt | Marfa long Boots | Fur accessory

MELANKA Hair + Hood | Necklace | Dress | Marfa long Boots

HANNA Headpiece | Necklace | Dress | Fur accessory

SECLETA Headpiece | Necklace (link in comments) | Dress | Belt

KATRIA Headpiece | Necklace | Dress | Marfa long Boots

OKSANA Hair | Headpiece | Earrings | Necklace (link in comments) | Dress | Boots

Inspiration pics:

Thanks @daylifesims @satterlly @vintagesimstress @serenity-cc @inlovewithregencyera @goamazons FlyStone @chere-indolante @buzzardly28 @erschsims @gilded-ghosts @simstomaggie @the-melancholy-maiden @aniraklova @sims4nexus @notsooldmadcatlady @simverses @aanhamdan93 @flowermilksims for their CC 💖

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Summer with 12-13 generations.

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The *Great* Hair Set

This set is based off of the Hulu series of the same name! Each hair is dedicated to a different character in the series :). Thank you all for your patience and I hope you like them!

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By the 1500s we start to see the broad and square silhouette come into fashion for men. This impressive shape was achieved through the use of over-the-top sleeves, balloon-like pants and overcoats made from layers upon layers of billowing fabric. Wealth and status were communicated through rich fabrics and opulent ornamentation, with some English and French lords even bankrupting themselves to pay for these wardrobes.

You can find more of my 1500s content here.

OUTFIT RESOURCES

King: Crown | Hair (Dream Home Decorator) | Facial Hair | Outfit | Right Rings (TSR) | Left Ring

Noble: Hat | Hair | Facial Hair | Ruff (TSR) | Outfit | Sash | Left Ring (TSR) | Hose | Shoes (City Living)

Courtier: Hat | Hair | Facial Hair (Eco Lifestyle) | Cloak | Outfit | Sword

Page: Hair | Outfit | Cloak | Hose | Shoes (City Living)

Bowman: Helmet | Hair (Moschino) | Facial Hair | Outfit | Quill | Shoes

Halberdier: Hat | Hair (TSR) | Facial Hair | Ruff | Top | Pants | Sword & Dagger | Hose | Halberd (TSR) | Shoes (Spa Day)

Clanman: Hair (TSR) | Top (Movie Hangout) | Facial Hair | Sash | Sword | Kilt (TSR) | Shoes (TSR)

Merchant: Hat | Hair | Facial Hair | Outfit | Right Rings (TSR) | Left Ring (TSR) | Belt

Artisan: Hat | Hair (High School Years) | Facial Hair | Coat | Necklace (TSR) | Outfit | Shoes (Get Famous)

Shopkeeper: Hat | Hair | Facial Hair | Necklace | Top | Gloves | Pants | Hose | Shoes (Get To Work)

Citizen: Hat | Hair (retired - direct download) | Facial Hair | Outfit

Workman: Hat | Hair (retired - direct download) | Facial Hair (TSR) | Outfit | Hose (TSR) | Shoes (Base Game)

With thanks to some amazing creators: @simverses @plazasims @natalia-auditore @satterlly @chere-indolente @wiccandove @oydis @notsooldmadcatlady @batsfromwesteros @daylifesims @simsregalia @regina-raven @bobnewbie @ilkup @diosasims @shandir @jools-simming @igorstory @ice-creamforbreakfast @glitterberrysims @imvikai @veigasims @lehgames

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The 1500s was a century of innovation when it came to hairstyles, with the introduction of both metal hair pins (1545) and wigs (1572). These pins were used to hold wires and pads in place that essentially acted as scaffolding for the shaped hairstyles popular during this period. The religious modesty of previous centuries was cast aside for the first time, with young married women now uncovering their tresses. The ideal hair was curly and fair or red, a fad influenced by British monarch Queen Elizabeth I. CC links under the cut.

1 - Queen of Curls by Teanmoon

2 - Beatrix by Sims to Maggie

3 - Mary's Braid Bun by Birksche

4 - Circle Braid by Simverses

5 - Rose Braid by Simverses

6 - Marzia by Talented Trait

7 - Princess Hair by Nightingale Songx

8 - Ethel by Buzzard's Bits and Bobs

9 - Rhaenyra by Sims to Maggie

10 - Queen of Quaff by Teanmoon

11 - Hilda by Birksche

12 - Gaia by QICC (Curse Forge)

13 - Ally Afro Puff V1 by Sheabuttyr

14 - Winifred by Simduction

15 - Betsy by Sims to Maggie

16 - Phaedra by Simple Simmer

17 - Verity by Birksche

18 - Rirrier by Carol Forest

19 - Twisted Bun by Birksche

20 - Nora by Buzzard's Bits and Bobs

21 - Gytha by Buzzard's Bits and Bobs

22 - Gentle Hair by Kiara Zurk

23 - Long Hair Braid by Birksche

24 - Isabel by Sims to Maggie

25 - Judy's Half Braids by Birksche

26 - Sunshine Braid by Kiara Zurk

27 - Wrap Around Braid by Leeleesims1

28 - Duna by Buzzard's Bits and Bobs

29 - Becca by aharris00britney

30 - Lucrezia by Tekri

With thanks to some amazing creators: @teanmoon @simstomaggie @simverses @talentedtrait @nightingalesongx @buzzardly28 @sheabuttyr @simduction @blogsimplesimmer @leeleesims1 @aharris00britney @tekri

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Peaceful days have arrived for the country, so we are enjoying ordinary everyday life.

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11th generation heir Richard with his wife Catherine. And on the second there are their children from left to right in order of seniority ☺

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Henry VIII - King of England since April 22, 1509, son and heir of King Henry VII, the second English monarch of the Tudor dynasty.

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Portrait of Richard and Catherine, 11th generation.

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The heir of the 11th generation is Richard.

He survived the epidemic and was left completely alone in his family.

Recently got married.

He and his wife had 4 children. Two survived the first years.