Post by remussirion on Oct 15, 2016 17:38:16 GMT -5
Update (solved):
The composition method causes the issue. Set it to 4 and it won't look pixelated (but won't show up on custom full-coverage skins anymore). I personally make 2 versions in these cases. One with composition Method 0 for full-coverage skins and one with composition method 4 for overlays.
Original post:
Hey-ho!
I created some tears for the Sims 4 and placed them in the eyeliner category. They work perfectly fine with custom skins, but when I use them without custom skins or with skin overlays only, some weird blocks appear around/within the texture. I was facing a similar problem when I created a forehead texture that I placed in the blush category (the blocks appeared around the eyebrows then).
See the problem on the right side of the picture below (there are different tears but the problem is the same for all of them).
I'm thankful for every suggestion to fix this!
- Remus
The composition method causes the issue. Set it to 4 and it won't look pixelated (but won't show up on custom full-coverage skins anymore). I personally make 2 versions in these cases. One with composition Method 0 for full-coverage skins and one with composition method 4 for overlays.
Original post:
Hey-ho!
I created some tears for the Sims 4 and placed them in the eyeliner category. They work perfectly fine with custom skins, but when I use them without custom skins or with skin overlays only, some weird blocks appear around/within the texture. I was facing a similar problem when I created a forehead texture that I placed in the blush category (the blocks appeared around the eyebrows then).
See the problem on the right side of the picture below (there are different tears but the problem is the same for all of them).
I'm thankful for every suggestion to fix this!
- Remus
