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hi! so this & these are my absolute favorite pieces of cc and I needed them in my sims 3 game asap. I share!
Info:
from left to right the polycounts for each item:
terno poster: 171 verts / 85 faces (1 swatch.)
nook poster: 8 verts / 6 faces (7 swatches.)
nook posters: 76 verts / 38 faces (7 swatches.)
original meshes by @simricc. original posts: nook, terno
ty for allowing me to convert your cc <3
download:
sfs: all in one | pick your own
mf: all in one | pick your own
db: all in one | pick your own
Info:
- low poly
- decor items
- categorized accordingly
creds: original post / @ts4aliaska
thank you for allowing me to convert your cc! <3
DL:
all in one: sfs | mf | dp
separate: sfs | mf | dp
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4: A song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget about
5: A song that needs to be played LOUD
6: A song that makes you want to dance
7: A song to drive to
8: A song about drugs or alcohol
9: A song that makes you happy
10: A song that makes you sad
11: A song that you never get tired of
there was like 4 more but i said lemme chill lmao.
Omg yay thanks boo! I like fun stuff!
1) Yellow by Coldplay (it was the only song that came to mind 😭)
2) Just 5 More Minutes by smle (one of my favorites to just kinda wake up to)
3) Rhythm of Love by Plain White T’s
4) Mad World by Gary Jules
5) High School Reunion Prom by Lil Uzi
6) Dance with Me by Ciara & Tyga
7) Invisible by Jazzy & Chris Toronto
8) High by Peking Duk & Nicole Millar
9) At All Costs from Wish (but SPECIFICALLY this version as it’s my husband and I’s song) (also crazy that Disney fumbled what could have been an amazing love story)
10) Animal Soul by AURORA from Hellblade 2 (I love the shit outta this song, but it do be making me sad sometimes lol)
11) Simple & Clean by Hikaru Utada cause she is the GOAT and KH will always be my soul games
A while ago I posted this tutorial for fixing the counter texture glitch. But it was not perfect and couldn't fix each and every cc counter out there.
I've finally found a fix for that too. Problem was corrupt TXTC resources that needed to be replaced. Now you can download every cc counter that comes in sims3pack and extract them into package and never have the annoying counter texture glitch ever again. Bad news is you have to do it all yourself. But don't worry! it's not that difficult and I've come with pictures.
What you'll need: s3pe, s3oc and texture tweaker 3 - and optionally Sims3Pack Multi Installer or s3ce. The download link for TT3 is in the 3rd post and there's a tutorial here. If you don't have them already, go download them. You can NOT use TSRW for this tutorial since TSRW itself is the problem. :)
First extract the package from the sims3pack using either Multi Installer/Extractor or s3ce. After you have your package file, open it up in s3pe. In my example, I'm using Gosik's New Vintage Kitchen Counter 1. Select the first OBJD resource in the resource list.
Also make sure you have Preview selected at the bottom of the program window in s3pe.
On the right side, you will see the preview of the resource in text. Scroll down until you see the InstanceName.
It's usually counterBaseModern but not always. This is the instance name of the object that this counter is cloned from. In modular objects like counters there are multiple objects. For counters, they are base, top and corner. Keep that in mind for now.
Take a note of or copy the instance name and open s3oc. First, Go to Settings -> Game Folders and make sure game folders are detected. If not, add them manually. You can also define your creator name under the Settings menu. Now, go to Tools -> Search.
Paste the instance name in the search bar; select Resource Name and hit Search.
You will have two results: counterBaseModern and CounterModernSuite. I suggest that you clone the suite because it's the modular object that contains all the parts of a counter: base, top and corner. If not, you have to clone every part individually which are counterBaseModern, counterTopModern and counterCornerModern.
Cloning the Suite makes the process a lot quicker so I'll continue from there. Click on the CounterModernSuite and hit Clone or Fix at the right side.
That will open the cloning interface. Make sure you UNCHECK the Renumber/rename internally. We do NOT want to renumber. Then hit Start.
It will ask where you want to save your new package and if you already have a creator name defined earlier it will add it to the package name. If not, it may or may not ask for your creator name. Honestly, I can't remember and I don't think it matters. Anyway, chose a folder - preferably a work folder you created earlier - and keep the name it suggests. It will inform you when it's done.
We cloned our package. Now we need to export the necessary TXTC resources from it. We need the Diffusemap TXTC resource for each part. Start another instance of s3pe and open the package file you've just created which should be something like this: creatorname_CounterModernSuite_someAlphaNumericals.
You'll notice that there are 6 TXTC resources in the resource list. Check the resource names and the Group IDs. You need the DiffuseMap for base, top and corner parts. Click on the resource, then right click and Export.
You can export them all at once or create a folder for each if you don't want to get confused. Notice that they all have different Group IDs and names. As we move to the next part keep that in mind.
After exporting, you can close this package. We'll go back to the package we want to fix, in this case, Gosik's New Vintage Kitchen Counter 1. Open the package again or switch to it if it's open in s3pe.
Select the first TXTC resource which is most likely is the DiffuseMap for the base part. Unfortunately, most cc doesn't have a _KEY resource so they don't have resource names. Group ID's come in handy here. For this counter suite Group IDs for parts are like this:
base -> 0x00045638; top -> 0x002794E0; corner -> 0x00D661FD3
But there are 2 TXTC resources for each Group ID. One of them is SpecMap which is not corrupted. The corrupted one will have a preview like this:
This is simply s3pe telling you it's having an 'Error reading the resource'. My interpretation: The resource is corrupted. So combine this with the right Group ID and right click on the resource and choose Replace. Do not use Import! You need to Replace the resource without changing its instance number. Choose the right resource you exported earlier. Again check the name and Group ID. it should be something like: S3_033A1435_00045638_A85033BB5A059932_counterBaseModernObjectRgbMask_Face_DiffuseMap%%+TXTC
This is for the base object. For top and corner parts, repeat the replacing step with the right resources.
After you replace all the corrupted resources, s3pe will no longer give an error reading those resources when you click on them. And neither will TT3. You will now save your package and close s3pe. A reminder: If the TXTC resources are not corrupted in CC package, skip all and continue as below.
After that you will open your package in TT3 and follow the tutorial here. But a brief rundown would be: select each 'Normal Object' one by one and switch to CASt presets tab after each selection. In this tab, all you have to do is uncheck and then recheck the box next to PatternA and hit Commit. Do it for every preset. Repeat it for every object in the package. Save. Close. Done. :)
For island counters, process is the same but with 4 parts. Base, EndW, EndE and Corner. Also this works for other modular objects like cabinets and sectional sofas.
One last clarification: If the object is cloned from another counter suite, the Group IDs that we used will be different. Also some CC will have Group IDs different from the main object it's cloned from. If that happens, you may need to have a leap of faith.
Usually the order from top to bottom is base, top, corner (counters) and base, endW, endE, corner (islands), starting with the first TXTC resource. So in theory, if you select the corrupt resources from top to bottom, you can replace with that order without the Group IDs.
That's it. I don't think anyone will bother with this. But If you have questions, ask away.
A Sort of Permanent Fix for Counter Texture Glitch
The Issue: This is a known and very old issue that plagues mainly counters, mostly cloned and created with TSRW. When you extract a counter from sims3pack as a package file, it seems to revert to the original counter’s texture while switching between its modules.
The Fix: Is as easy as making a small change using a program called Texture Tweaker 3.
The Limitations: Unfortunately, not all counters play nice, and this only works for some of the counters. If TT3 gives an “Unhandled Exception” error with the opened package, this method will most likely fail. Also this doesn’t fix the glitch “Cannot change style” which seems to be the case for counters from the Store. You still need to implement the fix in this post and reset textures in-game if it occurs.
I accidentally found out about this method while doing it the hard way by cloning a base game counter with s3oc then transfering the meshes and textures, renumbering etc. all the usual stuff. The method I’ll detail is much easier.
All you need is Texture Tweaker 3. The pdf I linked has a basic tutorial and the download link for the tool; you won’t miss it ;) After you download and get familiar with the tool, continue as follows:
Open TT3 and open the cc counter or island you extracted as a package. You will see this:
Click on one of the Normal Objects in the list then hit Select. -If your package has a KEY Resource, the Name field will also be visible e.g CounterBaseModern- Next switch to the tab that says CASt Presets which would appear after you hit Select. Here your focus is needed in Patterns preview section.
Click on the pencil shaped button near e.g. PatternA. A window will appear, you can change patterns and colours here. If you change anything and hit OK, the Commit button in the presets section should be activated.
But if you don’t want to change anything you need to simulate the change. Easy way to do it would be, disabling and re-enabling, say, PatternA via its checkbox. And then Commit your changes. If you get a warning of “This Diffuse TXTC cannot accommodate Pattern A.” hit OK. Do it for every following warning. I can’t find any reference to this warning, nor I know why it happens. But it never caused me any issues.
Now go back to info section select the next object and repeat this for every object in the project. You only need to ‘change’ 1 pattern for every object. Save your package or Save As to be safe if you like. And see the results in game.
Further babbling: A proper way to avoid this issue would be using s3oc instead of TSRW to clone objects. I honestly only use it for testing purposes and exporting meshes. I especially don’t like how TSRW handles textures. The main issue with counters is that the textures are still linked to the original object’s textures. In most cases it’s counterBaseModern (counterModernSuite). For visual explanation, I opened my example package in s3pe and took a screenshot before and after I made the changes in TT3. Here, see for yourselves.
As you can see in the before image, the Pattern A texture is actually solidColorS2_1 but it’s still referencing the pattern marble01Med_1 which is the pattern used in the first preset of counterBaseModern AKA Real Flat Counter. In the after image, it’s referencing the right pattern with the right values for that pattern.
Hope that was helpful. It’s a bummer that it doesn’t work with every counter that comes in a Sims3Pack, yet it is something. And hopefully we can find a solution to “Cannot change style” issue as well. Happy simming.
UPDATE: Part 2 of this tutorial is here where I found a solution for the problem mentioned in this tutorial. Plus, @thecardinalsims fixed a plethora of store items including the counters. More in this post.
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The sooner you start, the sooner you'll be done with it and the sooner you can stop thinking about it. Go on, up you get, it won't be as bad as you think.
You won't want to do it later either. You might as well just do it now. Even if you don't finish it all, anything you manage to get done now is something you don't have to do later (when you still won't want to do it)
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