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Sims 4 players will need to manually enable any downloaded custom content and mods through the in-game menu.

Sims can only be added by being born, adopted, married, or asked to move in. Adding to the household using the Sims 4 Gallery is banned. No mods or cheats such as Buydebug (bb.showhiddenobjects) are allowed.

Mods, Cheats and Custom/Premium Content Custom Content and Premium Content are fine and are to be used at your own risk.

Otherwise it's gonna be a royal pain to do things like ripped jeans, lace edges, and so on. I do hope that alpha cutouts are possible at least when we finally get to mess with the actual clothing textures. I am provisionally assuming that the game is combining the clothing texture with the pattern texture in a manner that always falls back on the clothing texture's alpha when the pattern is semi-transparent, even without a base colour.)

Also, knowing a bit about DirectX, isn't it odd that they're using DestAlpha and not SrcAlpha for the blending functions? Am continuing my hackery-pokery to see what happens. Right now I am wondering whether it is possible to insert blending instructions into the background ColorFill step, and what the effect of that would be. This produced pretty funky results the game would draw in the supposedly empty area with what appeared to be random colours (for example, the contents of the previous pattern texture, or another fill colour from the same piece of clothing, or some very tasteful shade of green from goodness knows where). I tried deleting the entire ColorFill step for the background fill. The game still treats it as if it has alpha 1. Simply setting the background alpha to 0 has no effect. when applying a side-slit pattern to the skirt)? Will the clothing mesh in that area render transparent, or is there a clothing base colour which goes underneath that?īTW - Thanks so much for your very cool tool!ĮDIT: Well, I fired up the old hex editor and tried it myself. by hex editing), and if so, what is the result (e.g. Is it possible to make the background filler transparent (e.g. I'm curious partly because the Pattern Packager seems to force the background filler to opaque.

Yes but it'll just layer on whatever is underneath (ie the clothing).ĭoes that mean that, for instance, it's not possible to use alpha to create a skirt with a slit?