Launch Sims4Studio, create an empty package.
Go to
Tools > Extract Tuning, type in
guiltydrinker in the search bar.
Select the buff in there, not the action loot and click
Add to current package at the bottom of the window.
That will add a
Buff Tuning and
SimData file to the program, change the
Stressed_Buffs category to
Sad_BuffsThen you need to change this part:
<T n="mood_type">14645<!--Mood_Stressed--></T> to the sad mood type.
To find the ID for the sad mood, go back to
Tools > Extract Tuning, type in
mood_sadThen you select
mood/mood_sad and click
Add to current package.
The line at the top reads:
<I c="Mood" i="mood" m="statistics.mood" n="Mood_Sad" s="14643"> - From this you can deduct that the ID is
14643Now you can go back to your Buff Tuning and change the ID from
14645 to
14643 so it reads
<T n="mood_type">14643<!--Mood_Sad--></T> (the stuff in these brackets <!-- --> are just comments that doesn't actually do anything other than make things clearer for you what you are doing.)Then you need to go into the
SimData file below your Buff Tuning and change this bit:
<T name="mood_type">14645</T>to this:
<T name="mood_type">14643</T>You should probably also change the
mood_weight (both in the Buff Tuning and SimData files, remember that these must align) because a Sad mood weight of 50 is incredibly high.
Then you delete the
Mood Tuning and corresponding
SimData file for it that you added just to get the ID for the Sad Mood.
Last but not least you save your package and place it in your Mods folder. Now you have a quick and easy override for that buff.
