Want to share your creations here on MTS2?
Just installed the Sims 3 patch or about to?
Want to create your own clothes for the Sims 3?
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1st Jun 2009, 10:23 AM
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simogambo
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Join Date: Jan 2009 |
Being a late comer to The Sims 2 I have clearly missed so much awesome action. However, to my advantage, there is now this brilliant gold mine of amazing resources laid out before me. This information here is - coming from someone who is just beginning to mod and who has been using MTS as a primary resource for Tutes and inspiration - a fundamental resource that I am sure I will be referring to religiously with every project i'll be undertaking. Thank you so much pixelhate for taking the time and effort in compiling this information. selfless and priceless. Amazing!! Great... Oh! I can do those dang lamps properly!!!... *shuts firefox and boots GIMP + SimPE* |
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12th Jun 2009, 12:55 AM
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Aligeth
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I highly recommend these wonderful guides to everyone. |
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13th Aug 2009, 04:04 AM
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ding140674
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Can anyone help to check out "Exploring the TXMT part 2.rar"? I have problem downloading it. The PDF file is missing from the archive file. |
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Please visit here for my other works. Sims 2 towel template for other Sims 2 towel template for face image |
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13th Aug 2009, 07:12 AM
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Pixelhate
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I just have checked it, no problem so far. Please try again. If the problem is remaining, PM me, we'll find a solution... |
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Understand Material definition-TXMT and customize the look of your objects ! This way "The longer something exists in this world, the more wear and tear it will have." |
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Last edited by pixelhate : 13th Aug 2009 at 10:30 PM.
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13th Aug 2009, 08:40 AM
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ding140674
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Thanks. Finally get it downloaded.  The downloadings were completed only at 4mb.Thanks again for the informations. :D | |
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Please visit here for my other works. Sims 2 towel template for other Sims 2 towel template for face image |
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16th Aug 2009, 02:35 PM
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bluetexasbonnie
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Join Date: Nov 2004 |
I have been using this information so much. I am still astounded at what a difference bump mapping can make to an object. Thank you so much! P.S. Hope repairs have been made and life is returning to normal. |
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You can find more of my creations at The Sorceress & Company |
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| This message has been deleted by joninmobile. Reason: I answered my own question by reading the tutorial futher |
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11th Dec 2009, 11:51 PM
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BoilingOil
Lab Assistant
Join Date: Dec 2008 |
Ok, I pressed the 'Thanks' button, but I feel that's not enough to express my gratitude. I'm gonna find out more, and maybe even create something myself, someday... 
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6th Mar 2010, 12:06 AM
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joninmobile
Enthralled by the MimeCat
 
Join Date: Sep 2006 |
Let me just say, I simply love this set of tutorials, it comes in very handy for me on several ocassions. |
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Looking for even more TS3 to TS2 Conversions made by me? They can be found on my own site TheNinthWaveSims My Youtube Channel for Sims 2 tutorials and more, though don't expect me to reply to comments on youtube. My 2012 MTS Yearbook
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17th Aug 2011, 04:03 PM
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MayXxXAsh240
Test Subject
Join Date: Jul 2011 |
Which part do I need to refer to if I want to create clothing for my invisible sims where parts of it are invisible and parts of it are completely opaque? I am trying to create the character Jackle from NiGHTs into Dreams. Any help would be much appreciated! I am a new user to SimPE so I don't know that much about it yet! By the way, this is Jackle http://nid.wikia.com/wiki/Jackle |
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18th Aug 2011, 02:03 PM
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Pixelhate
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The part about transparency is part 3. I recommend you to read everything as, I'm quite sure, it will useful for global understanding and hopefully handy for your future creations. BUT I have to let you know that this study is based on simple, boneless object. That means that some info will not be correct for skins. (some parameters differs, some are common). Nevertheless I hope that these tutorials will help you. I'm interested in your idea, so don't hesitate to contact me via Pm if you want to exchange further. Good luck ! Pix. |
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Understand Material definition-TXMT and customize the look of your objects ! This way "The longer something exists in this world, the more wear and tear it will have." |
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23rd Aug 2011, 07:16 PM
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NixNivis
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I just realised I've never said so, but I swear by this tut, it has taught me almost everything I know about the TXMT. Part 2 especially - making things shiny is fun!  So thank you very, very much for this! 
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I don't make things for The Sims 3, I don't have The Sims 3 and I'm not getting The Sims 3. Period.
I am a member of the LeeFish Network! |
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6th Sep 2011, 05:01 PM
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yuliya_83
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thanks a lot!!! these tutorials have been really helpful and helped me discover the new world of material definitions which inspired me for new creator ideas! |
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24th Oct 2011, 01:14 PM
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telefen
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I am amazed at how you put all this info together. I just read the first two parts man my head is spinning although very exiting reading . I did some glasses frme gold but they don't shine . I guess it has to do with Envcub or something. I guess that has to have it's own file added for them to look reflective gold & not a dull gold. Thank for all your efforts & keep up the good work . |
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24th Oct 2011, 06:43 PM
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mocha0030
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thank you so much for this.
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