How to Keep Sims Still in The Sims 4 Create-a-Sim

In Create-a-Sim, players get to create their Sims, customize their appearance, and choose their traits and aspirations. Many Sims 4 players spend hours in CAS creating Sims that fit perfectly into their next save file's household. It's also common for fans to visit CAS to customize their Sims' best friends, significant others, and even enemies.

There is a problem with Create-a-Sim in The Sims 4however – The Sims just won't stand still. This can be especially frustrating when players are trying to select accessories and looking at a specific part of their appearance. This guide will tell players how to immobilize their Sims in CAS to make them much easier to customize.

How to make Sims stand still in Create-a-Sim

Sims constantly repeat the same animations in Create-a-Sim, which makes the customization process a little frustrating. If players own the Realm of Magic game pack and try to create a spellcaster, things will get even worse, as these occult sims constantly repeat their magic spells in CAS.

Thankfully, there is a cheat code that allows players to stop Sims' movement in Create-a-Sim. Although cheating can be considered wrong in some games, i The Sims 4it actually gives players access to useful features that will improve their quality of life while playing, which is why the developers have no problem sharing the cheat codes with fans and encouraging their use.

First, players must enable cheats by opening the cheat console (Ctrl+Shift+C on PC and pressing all shoulder buttons simultaneously on the console) and then typing “trying to cheat on“. This will enable cheats, allowing players to type all sorts of handy cheats when they open the cheat console again.

IN The Sims 4players can make Sims stand still in Create-a-Sim by enabling cheats and inserting the following cheat code into the cheat console: casclock speed 0. They can slow down Sims' movements with the code casclock speed 0.5and they can resume movement by typing casclock speed 1. The video below shows the difference at each speed: