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| − | This TS4 tutorial will show you how to merge CAS .packages that have the <u>same mesh</u> but have different Normals, Diffuse, Speculars, etc. | + | This TS4 tutorial will show you how to merge CAS .packages that have the <u>same mesh</u> but have different Normals, Diffuse, Speculars, etc. <br> |
Useful for when a CAS item has many recolors but small details are different and have different normals. | Useful for when a CAS item has many recolors but small details are different and have different normals. | ||
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==Using Sims4Studio== | ==Using Sims4Studio== | ||
| − | + | This example shows 3 meshes that are identical meshes but have differences in the normals and diffuse maps. Why clutter up CAS. Let's merge them into one package. | |
| − | Open the Sims4Studio Main Menu<br> | + | CAS-strawberry.png |
| − | Click 'Content Management'<br> | + | * Open the Sims4Studio Main Menu<br> |
| − | Select 'Merge Packages'<br> | + | * Click 'Content Management'<br> |
| − | Drag and drop your packages into the 'Merge Packages' pop-up window. | + | * Select 'Merge Packages'<br> |
| − | Give the combined package file a new filename. | + | MergePackages.png |
| − | Test in-game. | + | * Drag and drop your packages into the 'Merge Packages' pop-up window. |
| + | Drag-drop-merge.png | ||
| + | * Give the combined package file a new filename. | ||
| + | Filename.png | ||
| + | * Test in-game. | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 21 March 2022
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This TS4 tutorial will show you how to merge CAS .packages that have the same mesh but have different Normals, Diffuse, Speculars, etc.
Useful for when a CAS item has many recolors but small details are different and have different normals.
There are two methods you can use:
Using Sims4Studio
This example shows 3 meshes that are identical meshes but have differences in the normals and diffuse maps. Why clutter up CAS. Let's merge them into one package. CAS-strawberry.png
- Open the Sims4Studio Main Menu
- Click 'Content Management'
- Select 'Merge Packages'
MergePackages.png
- Drag and drop your packages into the 'Merge Packages' pop-up window.
Drag-drop-merge.png
- Give the combined package file a new filename.
Filename.png
- Test in-game.
- Complete your various packages.
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CAS | Patterns/Walls/Floors | Objects | Building | Modding | Advanced Modding |
