The Sims 4 Game Character

Transform the subject from the uploaded photo into a Sims 4 game character (2014–present PC/console style). Core Visual Style: Poly Models: high-poly meshes, smooth and polished. Rounded, stylized anatomy with soft cartoon-like proportions. Skin: clean and airbrushed with a slight plastic-doll gloss; smoother shading with soft gradients. Hair: more detailed than Sims 2 — sculpted polygon clumps with stylized textures. Shiny but smoother gradients, more natural flow. Eyes: large, glossy, and stylized; bright colors with cartoon-like reflections. Softer and cuter than Sims 2’s uncanny glassiness. Clothing: retain subject’s outfit but reinterpret in Sims 4’s style — smooth fabrics, higher-res textures, stylized folds, and brighter, saturated colors. Accessories: bold and clean, with smooth shaders (rings, earrings, belts look like polished 3D assets). Lighting & Rendering: Brighter, soft directional lighting with subtle shadows. Smooth shading across the body — less harsh than Sims 2. Game-engine polish with cheerful, vibrant tones. Composition & Framing: Full-body, centered character. Plain Sims 4-style background (gradient color, Create-A-Sim screen style, or neutral studio-like backdrop). Proportions: semi-realistic but cartoony — rounder faces, big eyes, clean stylized features. Negative Prompt: No realism, no Sims 1/2 low-poly look. Avoid hyper-detailed photorealistic textures or anime/cartoon styles outside Sims 4. Must strictly resemble Sims 4’s smooth, stylized, modern aesthetic.