Create a new object mesh.package from an existing mesh

orangemittens, yes, I noticed that. But I'm using the Scent-from-Heaven one because the smoke fits perfectly on the CC object. The Spring Blossom one looked weird, like the smoke was coming out of the middle of the object, clipping into it. With the first one all I had to do was rotate the CC and it fit perfectly.

Thank you! I'll do that.

Hi flowey, this thread is an object tutorial thread and Geometry resources are for CAS. GEOM is an outdated term that Studio does not use. I'm not sure what you mean when you say leave it as "NONE". Could you describe what your project is and where you are in creating this project?

Did you imported the texture for your object in the Studio tab? If you post the .package someone can take a look

Hello! I've looked into the files. The problem is that I've seen you assigned the materials to the mesh in blender, using the blender material assignment. You can't do that for the Sims, since the materials won't import as they are in blender into Studio. You need to map your mesh. Everything needs to be in the same uv map, then export the layout and make an image where you put those materials. In your case you will need to compose an image with the 2 parts of your mesh and apply the textures to that image. Then you should be able to import that image using the import button in the Studio tab. Go to texture and you should see the image EA used to make the object you cloned, since you did not replace it the mesh is looking in the color from that texture.

Hope you can understand me

You're welcome. Yes, the object it is not easy to map, you may need to experiment with the UV's until you got what you want. If the polycout is too high you can also decimate it with the "Decimate" modifier in blender. Although I'd recommend you to try mapping it first and fix the uv after you decimate. I find it easier to do this way, but maybe it just me.

Hi axcolleen, I cannot be sure from your question exactly what it is you're asking. If you're trying to move an item in Blender you select it and then click g on your keyboard to move it. If you want to move it in only one direction at a time you can click another key immediately after the g key to limit motion in that direction only. x will allow side to side movement, y allows front to back movement, and z limits to up and down movement. If this isn't what you needed to know could you explain what you're trying to do a little bit more?