View Full Version : Hooray to Maxis!
nanshi_nibble
07-31-2004, 03:59 PM
Wow...what swell people for listening to their community's fears about custom content AND acting on it!!! Just lately I haven't been creating because I thought, what's the point - I may just get back into it. I just wanted to thank them all for listening to us all. Hooray for them! (Check out the latest letter from Lucy) :D
Trinasis
07-31-2004, 11:24 PM
where is the latest letter from Lucy? Can you tell me the website!
KatAnubis
08-01-2004, 08:32 AM
where is the latest letter from Lucy? Can you tell me the website!
There is a link to it on WorldSims front page.
XxChaosTheoryxX
08-09-2004, 04:17 PM
Is there a tutorial that teaches me how to create custom parts for my sims. Im really interested in learning about this. I mean like creating new parts .....
FaeLuna
08-09-2004, 06:16 PM
I just posted a little guide to help someone else... it's in a thread here somewhere... hang on...
First, open BodyShop and select Start New Project. Then decide whether you want to make clothes, or makeup type stuff, or genetics, which is eye and hair and skin color. Pick one and select the Maxis default that is CLOSEST to what you'll be wanting to make, then Click the Export Selected Textures button. This will let you name a folder where your Project will be saved. The next screen will show you EXACTLY where your project has been saved to. Use that File Path to find the graphics in whatever Paint program you want to use to make your own designs.
Open Paint, or whatever Pant Program you'll use and select File then Open, and hunth through the computer to find the Project Name Folder and open ALL the files in that folder. You can then paste logos on shirts, recolor hair or eyes, etc. to modify and make it your own design. When you're finished hit Save and be sure it's saved as the same file name and file TYPE as it was when you started. Then go back to your BodyShop window and you can enter your tooltip, this helps you know the name of your creation when you use in on a sim in BodyShop or in the game when it comes out. Click the Import Into Game button when you're all done, and it's finished! :D To see what your creation looks like before you've decided it's done, save the file and refresh in BodyShop by clicking the curvy arrow to the left of the tooltip. You should see the current version of the saved file on your sim and decide if you want to change it any more before you're final version.
Hope this helps, have fun!
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