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[edit] Overview
This tutorial explains how to create dependent defaults - default replacement skintones that point to non-default skin textures for all the body textures (since most people have the non-defaults anyway for packaging sims). This creates much smaller default replacement packages.
[edit] What you will need
- SimPE
- The non-default skintone you would like to make a default.
[edit] Tutorial
Mixed Method Skintone Defaults - Smaller Skintone Packages by Dependent Defaults
[edit] Credit
Originally written by HystericalParoxysm
