How to simulate a satin texture on your clothing So ya, watch lots of videos, use the resources/tutorials on Sims 4 Studio, and find people who you can ask to test your meshes. I mean, there is not enough digital cookies in the world to pay back karzalee for the endless hours of Karzalee stating ‘did you check the bones?’ 99% of meshing issues has to do with bones. Karzalee would have to go through the WHOLE blender file to find that one mistake. When it comes to meshing, if you screw up one little thing, THE WHOLE MESH WON’T WORK!!!, it drives you crazy. I have bugged them SO many times to the point of annoyance. If it was not for him, I never would have learned how to many any CC.Ī super special thank you to In all honesty, I am suprised that Karzalee has not blocked me.
He took the time over several days to teach me the basics. Of course, a special thank you to and taught me how to recolour my very first item using Gimp 2.0 and Sims 4 Sp4e. They are always willing to take time out of their busy day to look at my CC to give me tips on how to fix the issue. Whenever I have issues such as, a texture not working, or a sims head is screwed on backwards there are multiple simmers who have helped me to solve the problem. I never would have learned how to even recolour an item if it was not for other simmers. The programs you will require is blender or 3D Max, Photoshop or Gimp, or Sims 4 Studio or The Sims Resource Workshop or ModtheSims.Īlso, you need people to help you. One item, I have been working on for almost three months! simply because weights for the mesh is not working. From start till finish, it can take either days or months. Only by meshing items have I learned how hard and time consuming it is. I would suggest starting with how to use controls in blender. There are multiple different videos that I have watched. There is no one tutorial that I can really point to.
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