Post by Renorasims on Mar 4, 2017 16:25:03 GMT -5
Hi Everyone,
I've been searching for the answer here on the forum but only got to the part where clothes were made available from full body to top or vice versa which isn't covering my question at all unfortunately.
For these last few months it's been bugging the plum (self sensor
) out of me that a lot of clothes are (in my opinion) wrongfully tagged. Example; bra's (nightwear) that's in the everyday category.
first I thought that if I opened these package files (in case with CC) through S4S I could retag them --> apply to all swatches --> save package file and put it back in my mods folder it would be fine...
Butttt... they kept showing up in the categories that orginal creator tagged them into.
That's when a lightbulb went on and I noticed that all EA underwear/bikini's shows up in the 'Everyday' department. Which probably is the problem; most clothes are cloned from those EA items that (probably) carry this data on where (which category) the items should show up.
The everyday category is becoming a gigantic pile of all types of clothing. That why I have a dire need to re-categorize the way I explained above. so that searching/scrolling becomes less demanding.
But also because I just don't want to see all my bikini bottoms/weddingdresses/etc/etc in the everyday department when i'm scrolling through.
orangemittens Is there any way for me to edit the data the EA bottoms carry? to stop it from showing up in the everyday department? Thank you in advance for responding!!!
I've been searching for the answer here on the forum but only got to the part where clothes were made available from full body to top or vice versa which isn't covering my question at all unfortunately.
For these last few months it's been bugging the plum (self sensor
) out of me that a lot of clothes are (in my opinion) wrongfully tagged. Example; bra's (nightwear) that's in the everyday category. first I thought that if I opened these package files (in case with CC) through S4S I could retag them --> apply to all swatches --> save package file and put it back in my mods folder it would be fine...
Butttt... they kept showing up in the categories that orginal creator tagged them into.
That's when a lightbulb went on and I noticed that all EA underwear/bikini's shows up in the 'Everyday' department. Which probably is the problem; most clothes are cloned from those EA items that (probably) carry this data on where (which category) the items should show up.
The everyday category is becoming a gigantic pile of all types of clothing. That why I have a dire need to re-categorize the way I explained above. so that searching/scrolling becomes less demanding.
But also because I just don't want to see all my bikini bottoms/weddingdresses/etc/etc in the everyday department when i'm scrolling through.
orangemittens Is there any way for me to edit the data the EA bottoms carry? to stop it from showing up in the everyday department? Thank you in advance for responding!!!
... I uncheck the categories where I don't want them to show up and press save. 
