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Sims 4 Eyes CC

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Sims 4 eyes CC adds the eye colours the game leaves out: realistic irises, soft Maxis Match shades, contacts and occult looks. Every listing links to its creator and shows the ages it suits.

Cel Shaded Eyes Cel Shaded Eyes by Ninapieta EyesLink OK Oasis Eyes N155 Oasis Eyes N155 by Pralinesims EyesLink OK Wandering Eyes Wandering Eyes by mooglechrome EyesLink OK Alien Eyes Overhaul Alien Eyes Overhaul by kellyhb5 EyesLink OK Nebula 10 Non-Default Alien Eyes Nebula 10 Non-Default Alien Eyes by kellyhb5 EyesLink OK

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Eye CC comes in two main kinds. Non-default eyes add new colours alongside EA's, and you choose them in CAS. Default replacements swap out the game's own eyes, so every Sim in town gets the new look. Only one default set works at a time, so remove the old one before adding another.

Some eyes are made as contacts instead, in a makeup or accessory slot. They sit over your Sim's real eye colour, which leaves their genetics alone, so children inherit the colour underneath. The creator's notes say which slot a set uses.

Eyes are a small detail with a big effect. Pair them with skins and eye makeup in the same style; glasses live in glasses CC.

Frequently asked questions

What is a default replacement?

A file that replaces the game's own version of something, here EA's eye colours. Every Sim uses it automatically, and only one default set can be installed at a time.

Will children inherit CC eye colours?

Eye colours chosen in the main eye colour panel are part of a Sim's genetics. Contacts in a makeup or accessory slot aren't, so children inherit the colour underneath.

Where do I find CC eyes in CAS?

Non-default eyes appear with EA's eye colours. Contacts appear in whichever slot the creator used, often face paint or an accessory slot.