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Post by SimVault on Mar 16, 2022 16:07:01 GMT -5
I recently made a sink for a set and used this tutorial from this post here: sims4studio.com/thread/9566/problem-cutout-sink to add the cutout. Shortly after I completed this tutorial and tested it in game it worked. As well as making a cutout that fit my sink style. It worked. Now last night, I followed the same tutorial for another sink I've made. I went to test this in game and now neither cutouts for the sinks are working. Please help! |
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Post by qolygonal on Mar 21, 2022 17:29:00 GMT -5
Firstly, this information applies only to that package. Plus, it's partially incorrect. Secondly, this information applies only to windows and doors. I followed this and came to the conclusion that cutout keys for sinks/ovens/dishwashers are encrypted in some other way. However, cutouts also work fine if the BaseFileNameHash is a texture instance. For some reason, non-BG sinks have two Cutout Info Table resources. And the second resource links to the cutout texture itself.  |  | First Cutout Info Table | Second Cutout Info Table |
Also, after adjusting the cutout to fit my new sink, it changed the cutout for my other sink I made previously to the one I just adjusted. So they are sharing a cutout even tho they are separate package files. Your cutout textures must have different instances or they will conflict. How to add a cutout texture to your package1. Follow this instruction. Or open Game File Cruiser, paste 39BF3CFFFF000E31, click All, click Add to current package. 2. Generate a new instance ( 1, 2). 3. Paste it into the Instance field of your cutout texture. 4. Cutout Info Table > Paste your instance into the BaseFileNameHash field. You can also add a new cutout resource instead of copying it. Go to the Warehouse, click Add. | Type | DST Image | | Group | 00000000 | | Instance | //your generated instance |
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