Extract unusual items/textures

Up! I'm still interested to find these hidden items.

Thank you for the suggestion. I already tried to do that actually, but I still asked because S4S seem to not show every food available in the game. Let me show you :



As you can see I did exactly that, used "Show Debug Items" and looked for "cake" (and also looked for "food"). Now we all know that Sims can cook a chocolate cake in TS4 basegame however I am unable to find the complete version of the cake's mesh. I can find the one slice mesh but not the full cake one. And I even tried to compare with other foods to see if the names are different and they aren't. So because the slice mesh as the word "cake" in it, and I am unable to find the full cafe mesh, I think S4S isn't showing every single debug items. Also, I will need (to convert the food) to also have the "burnt" texture, and it seems those textures aren't available either. I don't know if that texture is just an overlay or something however. So yeah, it's complicated 🤣 But I'm so not an expert!

I also tried to find the easel paintings with that filter checked. I tried searching with words like : paintings, paint, art, easel, craft ; but didn't find anything.

Leniad might be able to help you with the food and the paintings. He does food very well and has done some of the easel artwork. He might be able to tell you how to extract it. I know he is very busy making his own things. Give him some time and he should be able to respond.

hahaha...he responded as I was typing this....I knew he would too.

Hi again. I think it's showing all of them, but it can't get a view of everyone. I'm talking about those "full white objects" that don't have any thumbnail and don't show anything while openned as project. There's almost every food in game besides. Sorry for those that can't be found. Also you should give it a look to every object, without searching. I can't help furthermore, sorry!

It takes pretty much to me to write an answer in english... When I finish it the problem is solved haha. Thanks to all of you for coming out to help! (Also many thanks to orangemittens for sharing this awesome trick)

The easiest way I know of to group the easel painting image numbers in one place is to extract the tunings and go through them for the image numbers. Those can be plugged into the Cruiser to get the images. You can export the image or add it to a package:








This method is, admittedly, tedious, but I can't think of a better way to get all the numbers you need in one place. If you do it this way, the package you make containing all the tunings will be quite large. I recommend closing and reopening Studio and then reopening the .package to avoid OOM issues. Once you reopen the package, you can go back and forth between the package and the Cruiser without closing either.

This code still working?

Hoe can I acessar