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| Ursus |
Hi ![]() My children are really enjoying the 'Seasons' pack and wish they had more fun things for children to do. They would like a 'kiddy-car' a go-Kart for their young sims to play on. As I recall go-Karts would only go down hill, although I'm sure a battery powered version will do ![]() I have asked if they will design a go-Kart, but the problem is getting the animations and details correct in the package. Can anyone help here? I've designed furniture and fashion (I'm an illustrator) but I can't programme. If I clone a car its going to race off onto the road. Is there a trajectory and path of a Sim that remains on a lot that I can use as a base at all? Help very much appreciated ![]() Ursu |
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CynicalChick
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Not quite a go-kart but Echo's carnival set has rideable objects. You could recolor the cars and layout a small track. They really get a good fun boost from them too. http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.php?t=213108 |
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Echo
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You're welcome to clone the carts in that set too if you need a different mesh. The carts are not animated themselves, so they're very simple to remesh, and you shouldn't need to change any code. If you don't want to use a track for it, you can base it on the bumper cars instead - they just drive around randomly.
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| Ursus |
Thank-you , I hadnt thought of that, I'm not suprised it took so long to design, I think the kids will have much more fun with the Carnival set though ! Thanks for the permission to mesh a go-cart design around your original. I'll see how we go this week and keep you informed with shots of our progress, bye for now, Ursu |
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