Post by tenebrous on Feb 25, 2023 0:07:53 GMT -5
EDIT2: Adding this to clear MCCC's name lol. I had a chat with some of the nice mods on Deaderpool's discord, and it turns out it has nothing to do with MCCC, and I just didn't know how the game's inbuilt cheat system worked (d'oh!) The cheats only add a small buff to moods, and many of them do not stack. This is a real pain in the butt for testing purposes. I guess I have to play around and see what stacks, but I really wish there were a way to trigger the moods easily, so I could get some dang screenshots. Oh well. 
EDIT: It turns out it was MCCC! Apparently, to get a sim to be "Very Happy", the sim needs to have a buff of 8+, but the "very happy" cheat in MCCC is only giving a buff of 5. I think a lot of the buffs are doing the same thing. I'm not sure if that's something wrong with MCCC or if I'm just misunderstanding how it's supposed to work. Either way, I guess I better look for a new way to test my overrides.
Original Post:
Hello! Through Studio, I've started overriding the UI mood portraits. That was surprisingly easy to do, thanks to Studio, but, in testing, I've found that some of the moods won't trigger with the overrides present.
These are mostly "Very" moods (Very sad, very happy, etc) though some of those work just fine (Very tense, very embarrassed).
What happens when I cheat the mood intensity--through MCCC or through right click cheating--is that the sim gets the buff for the mood, but the mood stays in the lower-intensity form. For example, if I select "very sad", it gets the buff for "depressed" but the portrait and the name of the portrait stay stuck on "sad".
I've double checked the packages to make sure I uploaded the correct blender files, but no luck. I think the fact that it's only happening on the "very" moods (though not all of them) is an indication that I'm overlooking something completely different that I don't understand (something in the warehouse tab maybe?).
I've looked around on google for an answer to this, but it's ridiculously hard to find answers because of all the spammy sites offering sims tutorials for how to play the game effectively. If anyone could give me a clue, I'd be soooo grateful because I was having a really good time making nice portraits :(