How to customize clothes and furniture in Inzoi

InzoiKrafton's Life Simulator could be the first real competition for the Sims, finally arrived on March 27, but with the party getting started early Inzoi Creative StudioThis allows players to delve into the game's character creation and build mode tools before jumping into this new simulation world.

Although many aspects of Inzoi will be Very Fans of the Sims are familiar with each other, especially when they design characters or “Zois”. However, Inzoi is far from the Sims about the number of items you can customize, and it's easy to miss some of these options when you first try the game.

We'll highlight two specific features here: You can make your own clothes and furniture, and you can apply your own custom textures and patterns to almost anything. Essentially, these are MOD tools built directly into the game interface, and Inzoi natively provides the means to create its own custom content.

How to make custom clothes on Inzoi

In the character studio at the bottom of the screen, you can customize the list of contents – your Zoi's face, body, clothes and accessories. To the right of these options is another button that says “craft” where you can make new clothes or accessories.

The way it works is that the game offers many modular options. For example, on a shirt, you can choose the type of sleeve, neck type, no matter how loose the shirt is worn inside, and so on. You can also customize the colors in the Crafts menu, but you can also use that option when you choose clothes later, so you don't have to worry about it here. Currently, you can create custom shirts, pants, skirts, necklaces and watches.

Once the item looks like you want it to look like it, make sure to press the small blue save button near the bottom of the screen – if you leave this screen without clicking the button, you will lose the item and have to make it again.

Once saved, you can find new custom clothing in the new Customization section of the Character Studio. This means that your newly designed pants will be listed under Custom, not in the pants section. When you equip these pants, you can apply any color or custom texture you want at that time and there.

Here is another significantly in-depth customization option that Inzoi includes: the ability to upload its own textures, or use AI tips to generate one. However, there are some major limitations for this feature at the moment. On the one hand, any image you upload will appear in mode and there is no selection.

But this provides a way to add dots or stripes to your shirt manually, but you need to create them in an external photo editor, which is more than you might want to do, but much less than making an actual mod.

How to make custom furniture in Inzoi

Making your own furniture is a little easier than making clothes, but it is simply because there are fewer arrangements available. For example, with the chair you just have to match the seat and the legs – so if you want, you can sit down a smooth player chair and place the wooden legs of the dining chair on it. You can even design your own gaming PC like this, picking out the display, tower and mouse/keyboard set from several options.

Once you make an item, you will have all the same choices for changing colors or adding custom textures for your clothes, but that option is a bit hidden. You need to actually put the project in the world and click it in build mode to customize its color and texture.

What does Inzoi's 3D printer do?

You will encounter another option in the Custom Furniture menu: 3D Printer, which claims you can “create your own custom project” by uploading an image of something. This feature is quite limited because you can't make a feature object this way – you can feed it to a picture of the chair, but your Zois won't be able to sit on the items that are generated in the process. This means that 3D printers are strictly used for decoration only, and that it can act with objects that are symmetrical (such as vases) or objects that only see one side of it (such as a wall plaque).