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Zirconia Wolf · 09-08-2008, 04:52 AM

I just can't (yet) quit thinking that there must be some way to "trick" the game into thinking the hair-enabled skins are the defaults.

I think all the infant outfit overrides I have seen link to a modified "baby-in-diaper" mesh. I'll have to check out Bloom's & see if anything can help me out.

Greg: The really annoying part is that when you extract a skintone via Body Shop, the darned thing includes an Infant Hair File! The Prima Guide (for the original Sims 2 Base Game) even says that editing a skintone involves 33 files, of which 3 (body, face & hair) are for infants.

So why, pray tell, don't the default meshes work that way?!

-ZW

*** EDITED TO ADD ***

Oh, I see! The BlooM file you were talking about is a global infant hair replacer, not an infant out fit! I will start to dissect it now...

09-08-2008, 04:52 AM	#48
Zirconia Wolf Reticulated MoonBat Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: My trusty computer in Issaquah WA, USA. Posts: 848	I just can't (yet) quit thinking that there must be some way to "trick" the game into thinking the hair-enabled skins are the defaults. I think all the infant outfit overrides I have seen link to a modified "baby-in-diaper" mesh. I'll have to check out Bloom's & see if anything can help me out. Greg: The really annoying part is that when you extract a skintone via Body Shop, the darned thing includes an Infant Hair File! The Prima Guide (for the original Sims 2 Base Game) even says that editing a skintone involves 33 files, of which 3 (body, face & hair) are for infants. So why, pray tell, don't the default meshes work that way?! -ZW * EDITED TO ADD * Oh, I see! The BlooM file you were talking about is a global infant hair replacer, not an infant out fit! I will start to dissect it now... __________________ Long Live All Wild Canines! Leader Of The Moon-Bat Revolution! Last edited by Zirconia Wolf : 09-08-2008 at 05:05 AM.