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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION............................................................................. 1 INSTALLATION .............................................................................. 1 BUILD SIMS .................................................................................. 2 CREATE PARTS MODE................................................................... 9 QUITTING THE SIMS™ 2 BODY SHOP ........................................... 13

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SIMS™ 2 BODY SHOP
• • • • • • • • • Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows 98 (Windows 95 and Windows NT are not supported) 600 MHz Intel Pentium III or AMD K6 processor 256 MB RAM 8x CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive 450 MB free hard disk space 32 MB Direct3D capable video card with DirectX9.0b compatible driver capable of T&L DirectX 9.0b compatible sound card Keyboard Mouse

NOTE: Since The Sims 2 Body Shop and The Sims™ 2 share resources, the two applications cannot run at the same time.

INTRODUCTION
What would it be like to play with Sims that look just like you? Your best friend? The alien next door? With The Sims 2 Body Shop, you can create Sims that resemble anyoneyou like—or even someone you’ve never set eyes on. The Sims 2 Body Shop is a stand-alone version of the Create A Sim feature that will be part of The Sims 2. With The Sims 2 Body Shop, you can create custom Sims and modify their appearances as you wish. When you place your creation in the game, watch how nature and nurture interact. See how genetic traits like noses and eye shapes that you haveassigned are passed on to sons and daughters, grandsons and granddaughters. Have you developed a Sim worth cloning? Save your creation for you and your friends to use, or package the DNA matter to TheSims2.com so all can admire your finesse in tinkering with the processes of natural selection and accessory design. Then watch what happens when you bring your masterpiece to life in The Sims 2.OVERVIEW
The Sims 2 Body Shop is divided into two main modes: Build Sims and Create Parts.

Build Sims allows you to unleash your appearance-altering powers. Build Sims mode also lets you package your Sims to share with your pals or even the whole world of TheSims2.com. Create Parts mode is where you can really tap into your inner Dr. Frankenstein. Use the Create Parts mode to modify existing Simparts. Create custom hair shades, skin tones, eye color, clothing, and more. The parts you painstakingly alter and develop will come to life in The Sims 2!

INSTALLATION
FROM CD If you are installing from a CD, insert the disk into your CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive and follow the on-screen instructions to install The Sims 2 Body Shop. FROM DOWNLOAD If you downloaded the self-executable installer, simplydouble-click the file and follow the on-screen instructions. INSTALLING NEW CONTENT You can download extra content (clothes, hair, makeup, etc.) to use in The Sims 2 Body Shop. To install the content you’ve downloaded, make sure that you have The Sims 2 Body Shop installed on your computer and not currently running. Double-click the file and follow the on-screen instructions. The next time youlaunch the tool, the new content will be there!

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BUILD SIMS
In Build Sims mode, you can build your own Sims, clone existing Sims, and package ‘em up to send into the world to live lives you never imagined. Click the Build Sims button at the top of the screen, then choose Build or Clone Sims. You’ve now entered the world of the Sim Bin. Any Sim you create in The Sims 2 Body Shop is saved tothe Sim Bin. This is also where you can delete Sims you no longer want, or clone Sims you’ve already made to use as a starting point for a new one.

• Click the big + sign in the Sim Bin to build a new Sim. A randomly generated Sim appears in the preview area, ready for your changes. • Choose your Sim’s gender, age, and body type. If you want a grandmother (with a nice comfy lap for the...