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Got a couple things tonight~

First up is a heavy edit of this hair conversion by grecadea. I removed the extra layers that were making the polycount unnecessarily high and further lower the polycount from the original 15k to about 8k. I’m not a fan of the super shiny textures, so I made a more muted set that comes in pooklet’s dynamite, depth charge, incendiary, pyrotechnic and mailbomb.

I also edited the UV map and the original textures so the size is now 1024 instead of 2048. Unfortunately that will mean any textures made before will not work well with this edit; I’ve included edited versions of grecadea’s original textures, so just let these files overwrite the originals.

Grecadea 4t2 Curbs 356 Hair Edit: Pooklet Colours || Grecadea’s Original Colours

Next up in a shoe-swap of an outfit by @whysim that can be found here! Wasn’t a big fan of the shoes, so I swapped them out for simple pumps instead and made a teen conversion as well. You can choose between Maxis hands or Smooth hands.

Hello! Thanks for your kind comment.

Hi yo Anon! Firstly, thank you so much! ^-^

And secondly, when I saw this hair I had a hunch... The hair is indeed 9k, but much like the Curbs hair, they didn’t remove the hat layers which hiked up the polycount. I removed those layers and dropped it back down to 9k. And I added a toddler age too because I could :3

You can choose between the original textures or a blend mix of nymphy + nouk waves. Both hairs come in pooklet’s dynamite, depth charge, incendiary, pyrotechnic and mailbomb, and a volatile base of both textures is included in their respective zips. Enjoy~

Hey anon! Sorry for the late response, but - I know Grecadea’s has a 4t2 hair conversion tutorial here! (It’s in 8 parts, but if you scroll down to the bottom of the page where the blog archive is, you can find the rest of the links.) My only quip is, I suggest using Cmar’s S4 CAS Tools instead of Sims4 Studio.

I find Cmar’s tool is easier to use and a little more lightweight than s4 Studio - and it also allows direct exports into milkshape or as an .obj file, which can also help limit some of the problems exporting from blender can cause (black spots, blocky meshes, sharp seams on clothes).