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Pagan Tattoos Pack
Pagan Tattoos Pack
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I was messing around with one of my families, when suddenly I realised there was a disturbing lack of pagan-themed tattoos in my game. So, I fixed it. This is the first of two bunches, but I'm still fiddling with the other one and will probably be doing so for the next week or year because I'm not good with time management and doing productive things. >_>
There are eight tattoos, all one-channel, with presets in black, red and silver. Usable by both genders from teens to elders.
They should in theory only need the Ambitions patch to work, but as I have the expansion installed, I don't know for sure. You can download them all individually, or all in one package file. Please use one or the other; I'm pretty sure it won't break your game to use both, but why would you want to have duplicate files?
Additional Credits:
Thanks to CmarNYC for both creating the Tattooinator tool and the easy-to-follow tutorial, whoever created GIMP, and Pinterest for all the pretty pictures that I spent an entire day looking through at the expense of eating.
There are eight tattoos, all one-channel, with presets in black, red and silver. Usable by both genders from teens to elders.
They should in theory only need the Ambitions patch to work, but as I have the expansion installed, I don't know for sure. You can download them all individually, or all in one package file. Please use one or the other; I'm pretty sure it won't break your game to use both, but why would you want to have duplicate files?
Additional Credits:
Thanks to CmarNYC for both creating the Tattooinator tool and the easy-to-follow tutorial, whoever created GIMP, and Pinterest for all the pretty pictures that I spent an entire day looking through at the expense of eating.
