Sims 2 height calculator

See how they're all different heights? That's what the "StretchSkeleton" cheat can do for you. In this tutorial-of-sorts I will tell you how and when I use this cheat, although I am sure there are many other ways in which to use it. I use this cheat on every single sim in Little Hollywick. I even go so far as to assign a height to the sim before they're even out of diapers, which I will discuss further into the tutorial. I have a "guide" that I follow to match the numerical values of the cheat in the game to real life measurements.

So, let's get started. Using the Cheat: Select a sim and open the cheat menu ctrl-shft-C. Type the following without the quotes: "StretchSkeleton value". The "value" is the number that you will enter to tell the game which height to make your sim.

Hit "enter" and voila, you have changed your sim's height. That's the easy part. These real life measurements are just arbitrary really. Your sim won't actually be that tall, but he'll definitely be a lot taller than normal sized sims! You can set up your own height allocations if these don't look right to you!

They're even on different scales than each other. And I really just label these heights by how far into the life stage they are, rather than by actual height measurements. They are as follows: 1. Well the first generation sims I just kind of picked all willy-nilly like. But for the generations after that, I try to use some form of "genetical logic" as I like to call it! Let's take the Clock family for example, pictured above again.

Liam and Charlie will also end up being right around 6'0. Other important factors that contribute to a child's adult height include nutrition, health, sports activities, health and age of the mother during pregnancy, etc. Infants and toddlers grow the fastest. The growth rate declines rapidly from birth to roughly age 2 and declines more slowly thereafter. During puberty, the growth rate increases again to a second maximum, after which it slowly declines to zero.

This is typically referred to as the pubertal growth spurt. On average, female and male growth trails off to zero at about 15 and 18 years old, respectively. In some cases, a person's height begins to shrink in middle age, though shrinkage of stature is largely universal in the very elderly.

This is due to factors such as the decreased height of intervertebral discs as well as changes due to degenerative diseases. Many different methods have been developed to predict a child's adult height, some more accurate than others. Regardless of how accurate the method, height prediction is not an exact science, and it is possible that a child's height can deviate significantly from what is predicted.

Bone age can be used to predict height and is considered more accurate than the other methods listed below. One such method is the Greulich-Pyle method that involves left hand and wrist radiographs to measure bone age.

Log In Sign Up. Keep me logged in on this device Forgot your username or password? Don't have an account? Sign up for free! What do you need help on? Cancel X. Topic Archived. Thanks Lea Reply. Kisses from Brazil S2 Reply. Thanks Ray! I am making a video tutorial very soon. Watch my Youtube channel. Viktor Reply. Hi Viktor, I would prefer if you did not. Thank you for asking! Will these work with the Sims 2 Complete Collection? Just curious. The Ultimate Collection? Yes, I have the UC and I use all these mods.

Awesome thanks! Btw i tried deleting my mods but i dont know which ones i downloaded today,i dont want to delete all my mods cause i have a lot and i probably wont find them all again… Reply. Hi Cindy!! Thanks so much Chance! Glad you find it helpful! I agree. This website uses cookies to improve your experience.

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