So I recently got an ask about a tutorial I linked to a really long time ago which sort of talks about this but seems to not exist anymore so I decided to make one for you guys. In order to follow this tutorial, your cc must be in package format NOT sims3pack.
Note: The title for this is a bit misleading. This tutorial only works for things like makeup, face paint and contacts. Don’t try doing this with clothes unless you want to have some scary looking kids!
This tutorial can be used for other age groups and genders as well just follow the same steps for those ages/genders.
Note 2: You can use this tutorial to enable toddler male clothing to toddler female clothing or child male clothing to child female clothing/visa versa. This gender conversion only works with toddlers, children and babies because they share the same body mesh. Don’t do this gender conversion with other ages!
Anyway, open the custom content you want to enable for toddlers, or whatever other age group in S3pe. Here I’m using some makeup face markings as an example. After opening the file, click on the line with the tag “CASP”.
Towards the bottom of S3pe you should see a toolbar that looks something like this. Click on the button that says “Grid”.
After clicking the grid button a little box called “Data Grid” will pop up. Here is where we will make our changes.
Under the Data Type tab there is a tab called “AgeGender”. As you can see this tab contains a few different options under it. Here we can change the age options under age, the species (aka human, alien, vampire, dog etc.), Gender, and handedness…(whatever that is). For the sake of this tutorial I will only be changing the age group but the same steps go for any category here.
So under AgeGender I’m going to open up the “Age” dropdown.
Here we can see all the ages from baby to Elder. Next to them we have the words either true or false which indicate if the makeup is enabled or not for that age group. “True” obviously means that the item is enabled for that age group and “false” means that it isn’t.
This makeup was already enabled for toddlers but for the sake of the tutorial let us say that it was not. So like the baby age group, it would say false next to the toddler age group. Simply click on the area that contains the word false and a drop down menu will appear giving you either the true or false option. Since we are trying to enable it for this age group we will click “true”.
After making our changes look for a button called “commit” at the bottom of this window. This will save the changes we have just made and close the popup window.
Now that we made the changes all we have to do is save the new package. So under file you can press “save” to overwrite the old package file. Now you’re done! You can close the program and go enjoy your toddler enabled makeup!
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