-Fighting the Fade- Toddler Default Replacements (Now Without Shoes Too!)

Update: I've added a version without the shoes! In my catalog, all these outfits are pjs, so wearing shoes to bed was a little weird. I've left the old version up in case you really dig the sneakers or if these are still everyday outfits for you. Enjoy! (I've also updated my other toddler outfits so go check out that thread for more sneaker-less onesies!)

Hurray! My 20th Post!

The toddler onesies always seemed so faded to me, so, since I learned how to make default replacements, I decided to take care of that. I boosted the contrast by +25% in each of the outfits, this makes things a little brighter and all the different lines stand out more. Personally, I always thought the original versions looked like they had gone through the washing machine too many times, but since sims don't wash their clothes, it didn't make sense to me. It's similar to the original, but enough of a change to make me happy. Perhaps they will make you happy too.

These are DEFAULT REPLACEMENTS, meaning, when you place them in your downloads folder, they will act as Maxis clothing, completely replacing their counterparts. This includes sims currently wearing them. If you want to remove mine and return to the maxis versions, just delete my package from your downloads folder. Btw, if you want your clothing catalog images to reflect these changes, delete your thumbnails folder: C:\Documents and Settings\(yourname)\My Documents\EA Games\The Sims 2\Thumbnails. The game will generate new ones. If you want not default versions, check out this thread of mine.

I also have a set out that deals with those silly striped toddler outfits. You can find that set here.



BTW, I've got more default replacements, check them out here !

Enjoy!
-Phaenoh

Additional Credits:
My thanks to HP for explaining the process of creating Default Replacement Clothes, and to my model, Fawn, for knowing which outfits to smile for and which not to!