I don't understand how this works.  Why do you say "change size"?  Does it change the mesh in some way?

are there any other outfits for this mesh yet?

the phone no ring hack - by Squinge I think.

I'm pretty sure those skintones are gone for good, but what I need is a way to change the skintone of a sim in the game using SIMPE (genetic change is not necessary).  I already tried changing the skintone property in "Property Set" and "AGE DATA" but neither of those changes showed up in the game.

Can anybody out there help me out?  My sims are embarassed to be seen in public.

I transferred all my game files to a different computer, and everything else is okay, but about a third of my sims with custom skintones reverted to maxis ones.  I have been trying to change them back with SIMPE, but unsuccessfully.  Can anybody tell me exactly what I have to do to change the sim's skintone as it appears in the game?  I want all my sims to look like themselves again.

This probably isn't a helpful comment, but why not call it Mour Mever Makeup set, after all - if you want to look good, it's Mour Mever!  Get it?

I have a 'situation' on my hands.  I have a neighbourhood story that takes place over 12 weeks of gameplay, includes up to 75 sims at a time, and now has enough text to create a 60-page novel.  When I realized how big it was, I wanted to go back and fill in more details of what the sims were thinking at the time, and all that.  The problem is that now I can't take any more pictures for my earlier chapters because those sims are either older or dead.  Does anybody have a suggestion on how to take pictures of dead sims?

A machine gun I downloaded.

I am wondering if anybody who has been studying the new SimPE for Seasons, has figured out a way to link a body mesh to the genetic skintones.  In previous EPs it was possible to link a body mesh to a skintone so that the sim would have that mesh in the shower.  I am looking for something that would allow the sim's genetic skintone to force the sim to have the same body mesh in all their outfit types.  I'm thinking this may be possible due to the special skinning features included in Seasons (sunburn, plant sims, freezing).  Any good news?

Ceiling tiles?  Where do you get the mesh?

Quote:

Mwahahahahahahahahahaha!


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Won't you come into the garden?
I would like my roses to see you.

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That looks just like Mariah Carey throwing the boot.  Is it supposed to be?

I've read several different versions of the true nature of sim genetics, but it is about to become very important to my game, so I need to hear the answer from an expert on the subject.

I want to add a few dozen new skintones to my game and have them interact genetically with the s1-s4 skintones.  I understand that each skintone is assigned a number from 0 to 1, and the child inherits a skintone with a number anywhere between that of his two parents.  But I've heard that custom skintones can not be inherited if neither parent has that skintone.  What I want is the ability to assign a number to each of my custom skintones and have it inheritable as if it's a maxis default.  I know how to assign a number to a custom skintone using Simpe, but I don't know precisely how it works with inheritence.

Also, can you assign the same number to two different skintones without causing problems?

you only take money with you if you are invited to move into another sim's home.  If you find your only place, you get $20,000.

Was Derek Vijayaker fired for being too skinny, or did he just work out a lot over the summer?

The pagan skin is the best one I've seen online.  Would you consider recolouring it to match the maxis default skintones?  I would love to use it as a fit state for all my sims.