Whatever mesh you give this cut number to will be assigned by the game to be mapped on the EA blob sheet (more on this later).Ģ0. Your object’s shadow must have the same Cut number in order to function properly in the game. Note the Cut number displayed in the S4Studio CAS Tools menu. In all the objects I’ve looked at this is mesh_0 but your item may vary.ġ8. Over to the right you will see a s4studio_mesh name turn white indicating it is selected. Right mouse click the square plane that sits below the EA object mesh. This will make it so that when you rotate around the model the model will stay in the center of your screen.ġ5. Select Align View and then View Lock To Active.
Click the word View in the bar that runs below the 3D viewport. blend open it up in Blender by double left mouse clicking on it. A popup box will appear that allows you to name and save your. With that selected click the Export Mesh button underneath it. This is the high quality mesh that people will see when zoomed close to your item in the game. Enter a name, description, and price for your object.ġ3. Then you will see your object appear in the model viewer on the model viewer page.ġ1. Once you’ve found the item click on it.ġ0.
The best item to clone is the one which is most like the one you wish to create. Use the search bar or just browse the object catalog until you find the item you wish to clone. Choose Create 3D mesh under the Object button.ĩ. Enter your creator name if you haven’t done so. Repeat step 4-6 if the item has two texture images as the example item does.ħ. Click each line in the Name box of the ResourceList until you find the line that shows the correct texture for the mesh.Ħ. Click on the Texture Image (TXTR) line.ĥ. If the item has two separate meshes make sure there is a checkmark in both boxes as shown below.Ĥ. Click on the Name in the Resource List.ģ. Click on the Geometric Data Container (GMDC) line.Ģ. Open the Sims 2 item you wish to convert in SimPe.
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The instructions in this tutorial can be adjusted to work with other combinations of objects and, if you have questions about how to adapt a particular Sims 2 item to Sims 4 ask them in this thread or begin a new thread on the topic in the Creator Help sectionġ. The Sims 4 item I cloned has only one mesh group with one texture image in the game. It assumes you know how to use a 2D editor to create a texture for an object and it assumes you know how to use Sims 4 Studio to make an object recolor. The item used for this tutorial is a Sims 2 object that had two separate meshes each with its own texture image so that it was mix-matchable in Sims 2. This tutorial will show you how to convert a Sims 2 object to Sims 4. Please people don’t make me regret this…do the right thing! If I start seeing the same rash of stuff being converted without permission I’ll have to take it down again. I want nothing to do with people who take the hard work of others against their will. If it isn’t your mesh or you don’t have permission from the creator who made it then don’t ask about it here. If you want to convert someone else’s item ASK FIRST! This tutorial is meant for people who have made meshes for Sims 2 or who have permission to convert a Sims 2 mesh from someone who created it. You are reading: How to convert a Sims 2 object to Sims 4
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