I didn't use cc in Sims3 after my game started misbehaving more and more but I plan to use it in this game, am creating some and plan to get some of others as well.

I think most of the issues with cc before is that we would download too much of it and clog the game and also that it could be hard to make sure you only got the cc you actually wanted (or like, download something from the exchange that didn't say anything about cc but was full of it).

Why post in a CC making program's thread that you don't trust cc? Posting in the mods section in general would be one thing but I really don't understand why you'd come into a post about people making things and go 'nope, it's awful, I won't allow it in my game'. But not sure I will want to take the chance in Sims 4 with CC.just not sure I could ever really trust it not to mess up the game. I used to love in Sims 3 being able to find kilts for my male sims as well as 'club gear'.leather straps and such. You get such interesting stuff from CC but I fear it now.CC killed my Sims 3 games way too often I eventually gave up on CC. Zerbu's Caster (tiles a pattern over a texture in a manner similar to TS3's CaST requires CM and S4PE): There's an in-depth tutorial on TS4 recoloring (using Photoshop and an earlier version of CM) here: MCCC is a mega-mod that lets you tweak virtually aspect of your Sims lives, giving you godlike control over them and others in their world. S4PE (by Kuree et al) can be found here: To produce a recolor, you'll need that, S4PE, and an image editor that can open and save DDS files (like Photoshop or Gimp, or alternatively Zerbu's Caster tool). (You can find some examples here they're all over the Simsverse by now though.) so I'm just posting some info about his tool to help get this new forum underway There are still unknowns in the file formats and technical issues being worked out, but already a large number of recolors have been produced using this tool. Grant's been having power outages AND Internet outages off and on all day today. Note that CC on sims uploaded to the Gallery will show up on the thumbnail, but will not download with the sim the CC item will be missing. You can then modify the texture in an image editor and re-import it into your package the package can be placed in the demo's mods folder, and it will show up in your game. Having done that, you can open the package in S4PE (a general TS4 modding tool by Kuree) and export the texture from the package to the DDS format. Remember to only use one CAS background at a time in your mods folder. I hope you enjoy Custom CAS background that replaces the default background. This is a CC creation tool that allows you to select a CAS Part (clothing, hair etc) by name from the TS4 demo, select a swatch for it, and create a package file. Someone suggested I make Discord colors CAS Backgrounds, so, that’s what I did.

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