12 replies to this topic

[andreasaspenberg]

for example make reduction of the hygiene gauge (or what it is called) cause the clothes to actually get dirty.

[Rennara]

Anything like that is more likely to be found at Mod the Sims...mods that is: http://modthesims.info/browse.php? You can even make your own mods;)

[andreasaspenberg]

i didnt find anything there of that type.

[Nk6164]

This One workes fine for me. Relativity Mod at nraas.

Install it then go to a Pc in Game there you can adjust learning speed and how social and other things goes down.

Or simple press strg + alt + c and type testingcheatsenabled true. Press Enter. Then go to your postpost, press and hold shift and click left. Then set static needs.

Edited by AudreyMay, 13 May 2012 - 03:44 PM.
removed link to site with mods which are not pg13

[spladoum]

Nk, the OP is looking for a mod that will cause actual dirt to appear on clothes. I don't think the Relativity mod does that.

[Nk6164]

Sorry, my englisch. I though he search a mod that needs didn't goes down. Englisch has so many meanings for one word, yo difficult.

[andreasaspenberg]

if you cant find anything perhaps creation of the mod is in order.

[spladoum]

Andrea, I'm pretty sure that "dirt" is a geostate--in other words, it has to be created along with the clothing at the time that the clothing is made. It's not something that a mod can universally enable for all clothes, it has to be made by the creator of the outfit.

[Audrey May]

Sorry, my englisch. I though he search a mod that needs didn't goes down. Englisch has so many meanings for one word, yo difficult.

I have been told that English is one of the hardest languages to learn and one of the reasons is because there are different meanings for the same word. I would say your English is pretty good, Nk6164.

[frisbud]

Andrea, I'm pretty sure that "dirt" is a geostate--in other words, it has to be created along with the clothing at the time that the clothing is made. It's not something that a mod can universally enable for all clothes, it has to be made by the creator of the outfit.

Speaking as a clothing creator, I would most definitely agree with this. In order to get the dirt on the clothing correctly, it would have to match up with the individual clothing textures. That is where it would get tricky as all meshes are mapped differently, which means the placement of the clothing on the textures will vary from mesh to mesh. Any dirt spots would have to be specific to each individual mesh and the clothing texture on that mesh.

[andreasaspenberg]

why is so many people misspelling my name on purpose. one thing people on this website could do to at least make clothes more realistic is to create gender specific meshes for kid sims. currently they use the same mesh independent of gender.

[frisbud]

why is so many people misspelling my name on purpose. one thing people on this website could do to at least make clothes more realistic is to create gender specific meshes for kid sims. currently they use the same mesh independent of gender.

That would depend on the mesh from the game they used as the base for their creations. Some meshes are designed by EA to be unisex, so they can be applied to both male and female children, such as basic tee shirts and basic jeans.

[andreasaspenberg]

i have used a tool i found on this website to check out the meshes. there is one mesh for kids. what people could do however is design clothes that comes with their own mesh. i have seen some of them on this website but none that makes the kid sims seem more realistic with their clothes on. i might try to create them myself but then i need to learn more first and i am a bit too busy at the moment.