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Post by glowingdinosaur on Apr 11, 2021 13:34:07 GMT -5
Call me stupid but when i click on standalone recolor i only get 5 options that have nothing to do with the .package i copied to my game's mods folder and the documents mods folder :( ![]() -studio recolorables 1x1 box with glass -s4s recolorables studio painting -studio roof preview house -studio recolorable 4x4 rag and -studio recolorables studio painting 3 tile square what am i doing wrong? ive seen videos with hundreds of items showing up :( Not stupid! I had the same issue, fiddled around a bit and figured it out. The "Mods" folder in the Sims 4 Studio directory has, I believe, been changed to "Recolorables".
So all you have to do is put the CC you want to edit in there, then follow the tutorial  |
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Post by keepcalmnancy on Mar 17, 2022 20:46:53 GMT -5
I’m trying to recolour the screen options of an iMac, but it doesn’t show up in game. Is there an extra step I might have missed for functional objects?
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Post by redmallie on May 25, 2023 18:39:22 GMT -5
I am very grateful for this tutorial!!!
Thanks a lot, truly!!
I had to figure out the hard way (that is, trying more than once), that the original CC piece I want to recolor must be in the Game mods folder AND I had to run the game at least once with that content in for S4S to recognize it and show it where it can be manipulated.
Once I realized that, it was possible for me to follow the tutorial smoothly.
I tested my "skills" with a recolor of Wondymoon's Gold Living room chair, and I made it!
But the original objects is 955kb, while my recolor is 66960kb. It is huge!!
I like to have thumbnails for all swatches, and used the PNG formats for these.
But I realized that even the JPG pattern formats I used for the recolors, are quite large.
Please, what do I need to do to reduce the size of the final recolor package file?
Or, which formats of files should I use that are smaller?
Again, thank you so very much for this!
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