Oh dear lol!  Poor Marsha.  If she wasn't insane when she went in, she soon would have been

Well it's probably confusing cos no one will write it into their tutorials so you can't see pictures of how it fits in.  Don't forget, the "Finder" in SimPE was new once compared with the even older way.

Lol I suppose now's as good a time as any as I am not in the middle of some annoyingly tedious modding (why does it always turn out more annoying and tedious than one expects?)

But please just don't use forum PMs - I hate using that interface for anything longer than a quick "hi".   Post in a forum or email me inge@simlogical.com

BTW if it's about clothes meshing no point asking me - Peter made the body mesh tool strictly under the guidance of Dr Pixel and various tutorials that outlined the steps.   I wouldn't have known how to spec it up.

Those textures are excellent!

Can I point out that SimPE now includes a tool for automating a lot of that mesh part finding and linking?   Tools|PJSE|Body Mesh Tool.   No more using Finder and opening other large files to get resources out.

I wish someone would make me a real life no-autonomous chewing - I might actually manage to lose some weight!

Can I just add I have made a reservable pet bed too, it's at dinnerbell.

Well I used to manage ok with Sims1 where their faces didn't change at all.  And if they are intending to convey emotion it's not accurate anyway.  There is no way a shy sim would be as enthusiastic and animated chatting to another sim as an outgoing one, yet their faces are animated just the same.  But in any case, they don't have to be THAT exaggerated no matter what else isn't showing.   A widely opened eye showing surprise doesn't have to get *three* times its normal size in order for the player to work out it's open more widely than usual and therefore the sim is suprised.

Someone's just got to hack those ridiculous cartoon expressions.  The eyes remind me of those silly cuddly toy birthday cards when they are surprised or smiling.  Surely it must be possible to make them more realistic.

Monique's hacked computer is in all my homes.

I made a sponge bath patch some time ago and I am sure it would clash with this, so don't try to keep both, anyone!

I was thinking of object meshes really.  It didn't look like the object I loaded in needed anything special doing to it first.

I have just this morning downloaded Wings, after having used Milkshape successfully for a while (with some disappointments) and *attempted* to use Truespace unsuccessfully.

I think Wings has two important things that Milkshape does not, which are the ability to give an absolute size or position, and the ability to select vertices with the object skewed so you can tell which vertex you are picking more easily.

I haven't actually tried completing a sims object in Wings yet, but I intend to give it a good shot.

That was as designed.  The SleepLater hack I made incorporated the ElderSleep though.  The one for elders only I made as a subset of the regular sleep through for those who only wanted that effect and didn't want their other sims waking up later.   My sleeplater patch had them wake any time between 7am and 10am depending on how lazy their personality was.   Dunno if it's still compatible with later EPs though.

I am not exactly sure what you mean, but I have a feeling that would still mean the user can't easily change the way the prison officers dress and show up for work simply by creating a new career to work with the staff controller.   If it's always going to be something that needs editing manually then it might just as well be stored on the controller - that way I just "Add" the BCONS to it after editing in the Career Editor.