Dreamertrait

So, a complaint I've heard from some people who do TS4 blender renders is that SimRipper washes out the colors of Sims extracted from it. And. yeah. it totally does. But here's a way to remedy that!

By default, SimRipper has all textures in an sRGB color space. Which is fine. sRGB is the default color space. sRGB is meant to be 'realistic,' but it can look rather washed out when it comes to Sims (particularly for cartoonish & maxis-match Sim Styles like mine). So, I was experimenting with color spaces and found that Filmic sRGB looks MUCH closer to what Sims actually look like in-game.

Because it's... hard to explain the difference, here's a quick demonstration of the default sRGB in contrast with setting the base color of a Sim to filmic sRGB: (Taken in Cycles)

And this screenshot below shows where you can change color spaces (in versions of Blender that use nodes for their textures. This was taken in 4.4). This UI is from the Shader Editor, which is easy to access through the Shading tab.

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Rudy Hello!

Actually i do have tutorials on them! The first video i'm explaining everything i do for my renders and the second one is explaining what i do for lighting!

sunblind by @softerhaze

better in-game lighting mod (average base) by @northernsiberiawinds