[UPDATED] Phone DReplacement - Samsung GALAXY Note8

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Author littledica
Uploaded: 30th Aug 2017 at 1:56 PM
Updated: 13th Apr 2019 at 4:00 PM - FIXED: Glossy objects were influenced by the bump map of this mod, this has been now fixed.
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Phone Deets:
  • New mesh, completely created from scratch by me;
  • Light Up Screen in game;
  • Better reflection and normal map this time;
  • Proper Samsung TouchWiz 2017 Screenshots took from my Galaxy S8+;
  • Higher detail accuracy.

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It's essential to pick one at a time, not multiple phones.
Sadly, this MOD doesn't have The Sims 4 Covers support due to limitations like many other Phones MODs, the menu will still change color.

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Attention everyone, here comes the usual IMPORTANT advice:

This is a MOD that replaces the default chunky looking smartphone from EA. Like any other phone replacing MOD, every sim in your game will have the same phone.
That being said, the model is slightly high poly, 1,6k POLYGONS to be precise. Now, if you feel like your computer might not handle that, i've made a GALAXY S8 MOD not a long ago which has the same features as this phone , it just looks a bit different and has less polygons!

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Colors available and how to install:
You can choose between 4 Colors, which are obviously the official colors from Samsung. You will have to choose ONE AT A TIME, remember it's an override MOD! Pick a color, download it and put it in your mods folder, easy breezy!


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Resources edited:
Object definition: Group 80000000; Instance B4F12885B5159465; Type C0DB5AE7;
Object catalog: Group 80000000; Instance B4F12885B5159465; Type 319E4F1D;


Additional Credits:
Sims4Studio - Package Creating, a very powerful tool.
Blender - Modelling, UV Mapping, Texturing.
Photoshop, Paint.NET - Texture Creating and Editing, Promo Pics Composing.
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