Post by orangemittens on May 11, 2016 9:12:38 GMT -5
Introduction
This entry is the beginning of documenting object effects. At the present time, effects cannot be edited directly but they can be added, modified, or deleted in many cases. The way an object with an effect is constructed varies from object to object, so what works for one object will not necessarily work for another. Herein, the various means by which effects are attached to objects are listed and what is known about each method is discussed. Additions to this entry will be made as time and knowledge permits.
What you will need
Sims 4 Studio 2.7.0.2 (Jackpot) or above
Documentation
1. Effects referenced from the Cutout Info Table - an example is the Mister Jumpy Jump pool ladder from Get Together. These items may share tuning with other items, and the effect referenced from the Cutout Info Table is unrelated to their tuning. This type of reference can be found by going to the Warehouse, selecting the Cutout Info Table resource line, clicking the Edit Items button in the Entries section, and looking at the VFXHash line:
To remove an effect like this put a 0 in the VFXHash field and click the Save button.
This entry is the beginning of documenting object effects. At the present time, effects cannot be edited directly but they can be added, modified, or deleted in many cases. The way an object with an effect is constructed varies from object to object, so what works for one object will not necessarily work for another. Herein, the various means by which effects are attached to objects are listed and what is known about each method is discussed. Additions to this entry will be made as time and knowledge permits.
What you will need
Sims 4 Studio 2.7.0.2 (Jackpot) or above
Documentation
1. Effects referenced from the Cutout Info Table - an example is the Mister Jumpy Jump pool ladder from Get Together. These items may share tuning with other items, and the effect referenced from the Cutout Info Table is unrelated to their tuning. This type of reference can be found by going to the Warehouse, selecting the Cutout Info Table resource line, clicking the Edit Items button in the Entries section, and looking at the VFXHash line:
To remove an effect like this put a 0 in the VFXHash field and click the Save button.
I tried to add an extra bubble effect to a fish tank, but it didn't show. I suspect I didn't know how to name it? Most of what I fiddle with doesn't have the options your clear and more than helpful tuts show. Its me, I just want to run when I can't walk yet 