Overview Unimesh 2 - Editing and UV Mapping 6.7 Strange Bumpiness on Only Part of Mesh - Normal Map Import Problems.6.6 Sharp Seams/Lines Down Arms and Sides.6.4 Milkshape Error: "Face Count Mismatch".3.8 Part 8 - Make a New Texture to Fit the Modified Mesh.3.7 Part 7 - Edit the UV Map in Milkshape.3.6 Part 6 - Edit the Mesh in Milkshape.3.4 Part 4 - Link the Mesh to the Recolour.So, take a breather and check out these great screenshots of Custom Content interface in the game. Every day we marvel at the new creations we see in the Showcase and on your fansites. We can't wait to see these new features come to life with content created by all of you. You'll find the Collections system in Create A Sim and the Build and Buy catalogs. You can even import your own graphics to make a custom icon for your Collection folders. Have dozens of Sims downloaded from your favorite fan site? Group those under another. Feeling blue? Copy all your blue shirts into one Collection. Now, as you're browsing the catalogs, you can copy items into any of your Collections. When creating a Collection, you give it a name and choose an icon. No more searching for files in the directory system.įinally, we've added a "Collections" system to help you once you've amassed piles of custom content. You just click the thumbnail of the content you want to toss, then click the "delete" button.
Something else that is new is the ability to delete custom content right from within the interface. As many of you have already seen in The Sims 2 Body Shop, whenever you see a thumbnail for custom content, you'll also see the "snowflake" icon in the upper-right hand corner. But in The Sims 2, you'll be able to find it much easier. How will you find the content you've downloaded? Just like in The Sims, custom content shows up in all the same places as Maxis content does.
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Just download the content you like and it is ready for immediate use.
Specifically, we've put the download browser right in the game! On the Neighborhood puck (for the uninitiated, the puck is the affectionate nickname for The Sims 2 user interface, because it, well, looks a lot like a blue hockey puck) you'll see the custom content icon, the "snowflake" - click on this icon, sign on and gain access to select custom content that players have created and want to share. I'm Darren Futa, a Producer on The Sims 2, and I'd like to talk to you a little bit about how you play with Custom Content in The Sims 2. More specifically, Darren Futa, one of The Sims 2 Producers charged with implementing these features, will be doing the explaining. Specifically, we're going to talk about some of the new interface features found in the game that make uploading and downloading Custom Content a positively painless process in The Sims 2. Happy 4th of July weekend to all our American readers, and a just-as-happy end-of-week to everyone else! This week we're taking another look under the hood at some of the more technical things that are making The Sims 2 the definitive Sims experience to date.
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