If you’re looking for some new poses to use in your Sims 4 game, here are a few free packs that will help you get started.
The sims 4 english is a pack of talking and conversation pose packs for the Sims 4. All of the poses are free to download.
I, like most Simmers, prefer The Sims 4’s semi-realistic, semi-cartoonish aesthetic over Sims 3’s hyper-realistic confusion (sans mods, of course).
With the TS4 presets and models, creating beautiful, unique faces is a lot simpler.
However, the game may become a bit comical at times, particularly when they start chatting.
It’s a life simulation game, I understand. Facial emotions and movements don’t have to be accurate, and exaggerated animations add to the amusement of observing the flow of dialogue.
But there are instances when you simply want to be subtle. A painful barely-there grimace may sometimes photograph better than a prominent frown.
A gentle smile conveys more information than a flashing, toothy grin.
This, I believe, is why unique conversation postures were developed. Because the speech animations in The Sims 4 are so restricted.
With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best talking pose packs to help you expand your choices.
1. Banana-Sims’ Pool Side Chats Pose Pack
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Banana-Sims’ Pool Side Chats poses are literally one of the chillest packs on our list, perfectly capturing the atmosphere of casual, languid summertime chitchat between two besties.
There are four couple positions in all, although they are not completely reliant on one another. As a result, if you want additional diversity, you should mix and combine them.
Although all of the Sim models in the sample images are female, I tested these postures with both sexes and they worked well. There will be no discomfort here, sir.
The emotions and postures are a little on the steamy feminine side, but if that’s what you want for your Sim, it’s OK.
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2. Something Wicked Sims’ Table Manners (Situational Talking Poses)
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Situational, to say the least!
Something Wicked Sims is another one of my favorite places to go for high-quality concept-specific TS4 pose sets, and they never disappoint.
This 45-pose bundle (yep, you read that correctly) is ideal for pictures that tell a narrative.
Each posture represents a distinct mood, position, and gesture, so you shouldn’t have any difficulty choosing one that fits your story. They’re also unisex, with neither a clearly feminine nor masculine appearance.
Just some everyday, right-in-the-middle expressions and movements that would fit well in almost any narrative.
These may also be utilized for single Sim-focused pictures, one-on-one shots, and larger group shoots. This pack’s flexibility and quality are not to be taken lightly.
Most categories have all-in-one animations provided by the author, so you won’t have to queue up half a dozen positions several times.
To make sense of some of the postures, you’ll need accessories (mainly silverware and tableware), but don’t worry; the author included all of their suggestions in the original article.
3. joannebernice’s Sitting and Chatting
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This pack is filled with a wide range of emotions.
And, to be honest, I’m rather impressed.
I had no idea table conversation could become so heated, but joannebernice has proven me incorrect.
Embarrassed, bored, defensive, remorseful, irritated, accusatory, combative… This pack contains 10 pair poses (for a total of twenty solo poses), each of which is vastly different from the others.
The entire works, with various emotions, movements, and postures.
The attention to detail alone is enough to earn a place on our list. The postures’ quality (no awkward limbs, no wooden or overdone emotions) is simply an added plus.
4. Cazmari’s Real Talk (Parts 1 and 2)
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Part 2 of Real Talk Poses
These packs have a rom-com, falling-out-of-love-story vibe to them. And in what way.
If any of your Sims stories contain agonizing romantic turns or imminent breakup plots, this is a must-have.
The expressions in this collection are unprocessed and authentic, and they transfer nicely to in-game models.
Don’t even get me started on the level of quality in the postures. It’s one-of-a-kind, well-made, and very expressive.
Every posture conveys the weight of the character’s feelings, and the attention to detail is astounding.
It comes to the point where you have no idea whose character you’re cheering for. You simply know your heart is hurting along with theirs, and you’re hoping they’ll be OK.
It also helps that almost every position pictures very nicely.
If you can, disable Laptop Mode and set all of your Sims to the best quality possible. I assure you that you will not be disappointed.
Part 1 of Real Talk (and how apt is that title?) has four couple poses, all of which are intended to be done on a sofa or loveseat.
Part 2 includes nine pair postures that alternate between standing and sitting.
5. Mandarinsims’ Sad Conversation Pose Pack
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Please excuse me if I feel like I’ve already evaluated this bundle.
The quality and idea really speak to me, and I’m in that sort of mindset right now.
(Which, incidentally, explains why we have so many emotional packs on this list.)
This one from mandarinsims is no exception.
The title pretty much says it all: there’s a discussion going on, it’s sad, and I have no clue who’s breaking up with who.
However, someone’s heart is being crushed, and it’s heartbreaking to witness.
The apparent restraint in this pack’s postures is something I really like.
The character’s melancholy and despair aren’t presented in a campy, cartoonish, or overdone manner. In the way they carry themselves, there is a lot of apparent tact and control.
They seem to be treading cautiously around each other, as though they are carefully selecting their remarks.
When they’re on your characters, the expressions simply strike differently, you know?
6. Cement’s Campus Chatter: A Conversation Posepack
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Here’s one of the more relaxing discussion posture packs if you need a break from all the sorrow and drama.
Take a look at the models, for example.
They’re leaning down, hunching over, or splayed out in various degrees.
Furthermore, the looks on their faces, coupled with their completely relaxed postures, evoke informal, peaceful times between classes, when you’re simply hanging out with your buddies on campus, joking about and shooting the breeze.
There’s something about Cement’s postures that wonderfully conveys the pure innocence of such occasions.
As a result, this collection is a fantastic download for emotional saps (like me).
7. Cazmari’s Little Talks Pose Pack
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cazmari has created a gentle, pleasant collection of couch postures that make you feel warm, cuddly, and optimistic about human contact.
Little Talks, the pack’s name, is a fairly accurate representation of its mood.
Small, apparently insignificant discussions that may or may not be remembered by us (or, in this instance, our Sims) in the long term.
An open and honest conversation with a loved one.
With a close buddy, I had a long, interesting, semi-philosophical conversation.
A candid, sensitive conversation with someone your Sim has recently met—or hasn’t seen in a long time.
These are just a few examples of situations that the postures in this collection perfectly match.
There are just eight of them, but they suit more than three dozen different stories, and I believe the quality and extent of their flexibility make them worth keeping in your modifications folder.
8. Cazmari’s Chatty Pose Pack
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As someone who has lived on campus among students from various walks of life, I can definitely tell that individuals can (and will) start up discussions in the most inconvenient of locations.
Laundry rooms, kitchens, recreation areas, corridors, the third-floor corner storage cupboard… it’s remarkable how any position can become a comfortable one when one is really enjoying the conversation.
This collection by cazmari wonderfully portrays the subtleties of human quirkiness that can be observed in casual, daily conversation, from sofa arms to kitchen worktops.
If you like slice-of-life pictures for your Sims, this pack is a must-have.
9. ratboysims’ Sitting & Talking Pose Collection
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You want to be able to customize your table chatter?
You have the option of customizing the table chatter.
Thanks to ratboysims’ handy little posture package, there are forty possibilities for it.
And, yeah, I agree with the designer that there are never enough good conversational positions (particularly if you’re a Simmer who like story-based gaming).
This designer even went to the trouble of categorizing everything into four main categories: neutral, furious, joyful, and sad.
There are 10 postures in each category.
There are major props to be provided since each posture in each category is different.
Sure, there are some similarities in movements, postures, and silhouettes. But, given that there are forty distinct postures, each with its own set of emotions, expressions, and gesticulations, I believe we may overlook certain similarities.
After all, it’s an accomplishment that only a few Sims 4 CC creators can claim.
This pack’s dynamic is unique as well.
It doesn’t have a specific subject or location, and the postures aren’t connected in any way. As a result, you may use it for both solo and group photos.
I tested it with four Sims at once (one for each category), and the result was a rather chaotic family meal scenario that, although disturbing, didn’t seem uncomfortable at all.
10. Sim plyreality’s Let’s Talk Pose Pack
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This is a basic, conventional, and straight-to-the-point posture pack that may be used in a number of scenarios.
I realize there are a lot other packs like this already on the list, but it’s always nice to have choices.
Plus, the facial emotions in this set transfer very well in-game. They’re comparable to EA’s exaggerated, wide-eyed movements (though thankfully not as bombastic), which gives the models a more lively appearance.
Don’t get me wrong: I love coffee shop discussions that are quiet and whispered.
But, you know, you have to change things up now and again, right?
This set by sim plyreality is a fantastic choice for the bright, active, sociable butterfly Sims out there.
11. Esmerald Universe’s Talking Pose Pack
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Esmerald Universe’s Talking Pose Pack is a good blend of emotive and calm poses.
Despite the fact that the author does not define any kind of narrative or idea, the emotions and postures in this collection do not reflect a typical daily chat you might have with just anybody.
If I were to speculate, it seems to be one of two things:
Sim A either kept Sim B waiting or didn’t inform Sim B where they were going, forcing Sim B to hunt them down.
Both possibilities seem to be feasible.
The fact that I was able to piece together a coherent narrative from just five postures testifies to the pack’s overall quality.
This addon is highly recommended if you need to catch your Sims in a “where have you been?” situation for any reason.
12. andromeda-sims’ Take a Walk Pt. 2
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Don’t you hate it when a pleasant walk in the park devolves into a heated debate?
Andromeda-sims’ With a dozen themed positions created for The Sims 4, the Take a Walk Pt. 2 posture collection effectively summarizes that trip.
The first several postures all have a relaxed, pleasant, and satisfied feel about them. The conversation seems to be nice and easy to follow.
However, towards the bottom of the list, there is some instability.
A pair of worried expressions.
An enquiring brow furrowed.
Without a doubt, the final two postures are ones of dispute. Certainly not a full-fledged debate, but the two character types are clearly at odds.
Overall, a fantastic collection of high-quality postures that, when combined, depict a rather frequent event.
13. Stargirl-sims’ Conversationals: A Casual Talking Pose
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Getting to meet a new person?
At a gathering, did you run across a slightly recognizable acquaintance?
Have you ever run into an old classmate in the grocery store and chosen to strike up a conversation with them?
These are informal conversational occurrences that may happen at any time, and they don’t need much background.
This posture by stargirl-sims wonderfully depicts the unfazed spontaneity of inexperienced (but still quite long) discussions.
And, let’s be honest, the Sims 4 talking animations may be a little excessive.
I get that it’s meant to be overdone to suit the game’s semi-cartoonish aesthetic, but hardly everyone speaks with their whole body.
The quiet understated motions in this pack are a breath of fresh air after years of seeing Sims speak like they’re creating a tableau.
14. joannebernice’s Talking & Walking Couple Poses
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To be precise, talking, strolling, and a smidgeon of smooching.
This collection of twenty couples poses, like stargirl-sims’ Conversationals pack, is great for casual daily talks that don’t need any background.
As they traverse the streets of San Myshuno, only two companions engage in lively banter (or wherever you want to put them).
It reminds me a lot of andromeda-sims’ Take a Walk Pt. 2 posture set.
The most noticeable change is that the models in Take a Walk Pt. 2 seem to be quieter and more muted.
The pair in joannebernice’s pack seems to be much more vibrant and lively.
Both are of comparable quality (particularly in terms of how they seem in-game), so choosing one over the other is purely a question of personal taste.
15. something-wicked-sims’ Situational Talking Poses Pt. 2
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To begin, I’d like to point out that this pack has forty-four (44) unique postures.
Fifty-four.
I thought ratboysims’ Sitting & Talking posture set was the best, but it turns out it wasn’t.
I had no idea a posture pack could contain so many different positions. I believe that this set’s inclusion on this list is justified only on the basis of its enormous quantity, but there are a few of additional factors to consider.
For starters, the postures are gender-neutral.
When you use a Male model for the Effeminate category and a Female model for the Masculine category, there is little clipping.
Furthermore, the classifications are very obvious.
There is a lot of variety in emotions and movements.
What’s the third point? For each category, there is an all-in-one option.
There’s no need to queue up hundreds of postures only to locate the one you need.
That’s what I’m trying to say: it’s a fantastic bundle, and I strongly advise you to buy it.
The sims 4 voice mod is a game that allows players to create their own character and have them interact with other Sims. These are pose packs that allow for more realistic conversations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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