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Author Spoonsthings
Uploaded: 19th Feb 2016 at 1:51 AM
This mesh was originally part of the Store "Homecoming" set: I liked the fact that it was baggy and decidedly not-glamorous, and thought it was perfect as sleepwear for my recreation of everyone's favorite misanthropic cartoon teen (and yes, the name of this upload is very much a reference to that particular MTV show). But I was not such a fan of the sports-related stencils, even though technically I can just take them off using velocitygrass's No Stencils mod.
At around the same time, I came across Robodl95's long untucked t-shirt for females, and fell in love with the graphics he had chosen... and was even more excited to see that they were recolorable. Thanks to Robodl95's generous policy, I was able to adapt his masks to my mesh, and the result is what you see here.
The shirt has eleven presets, all with three-channel designs, shown in the preview pics with dark navy for the 1st channel, orange for the 2nd channel, and white in the 3rd channel. One is a plain-textured version that has the channels distributed in the exact same way as the original Store jersey.
The other ten are graphic versions, with the second channel devoted to the design. (One of the presets - the one with the picture of the astronaut - got left out of the preview, because I forgot to take the picture while I was in-game. It also is a two-channel design.)
Eight of the ten graphic designs reserve the third channel for the trim at the neckline, while the remaining two incorporate the third channel into the graphic itself.
I must note that this item uses larger textures than what most are used to: the multiplier, specular, and bumpmap remain the same size, but in order to adapt Robodl95's textures to the shrunken UV, I had to either resize Robodl95's images (and lose a lot of detail) or increase the size of the map overall. I chose the latter approach, which means that ten of the eleven masks are 2048x2048 in size. I feared that having so many large textures in one file would make the file size enormous. Luckily, the file size isn't unmanageably large, just barely exceeding 1MB.
TF, enabled for everyday, sleep and athletic.
Not valid for random by default, but valid for career.
Three recolorable channels (distribution varies: see above for details)
All LOD's and morphs except for the pregnant morph are supported.
File size: ~1.05 MB (1024x1024 textures, except for the masks for the graphic presets which are 2048x2048)
Polygon Counts:
~3600 polys, ~2300 vertices
Additional Credits:
Texture credits: Robodl95
Mesh credits: EA
Tools used: Milkshape 1.8.5, CMarNYC's phenomenal Mesh Toolkit, Delphy's CTU, PS6, GIMP 2.0, PS6
Thanks to CMarNYC for the awesome Mesh Toolkit, and to Delphy for giving me a way to make CC without having to resort to the haunted house program that is TSRW.
At around the same time, I came across Robodl95's long untucked t-shirt for females, and fell in love with the graphics he had chosen... and was even more excited to see that they were recolorable. Thanks to Robodl95's generous policy, I was able to adapt his masks to my mesh, and the result is what you see here.
The shirt has eleven presets, all with three-channel designs, shown in the preview pics with dark navy for the 1st channel, orange for the 2nd channel, and white in the 3rd channel. One is a plain-textured version that has the channels distributed in the exact same way as the original Store jersey.
The other ten are graphic versions, with the second channel devoted to the design. (One of the presets - the one with the picture of the astronaut - got left out of the preview, because I forgot to take the picture while I was in-game. It also is a two-channel design.)
Eight of the ten graphic designs reserve the third channel for the trim at the neckline, while the remaining two incorporate the third channel into the graphic itself.
I must note that this item uses larger textures than what most are used to: the multiplier, specular, and bumpmap remain the same size, but in order to adapt Robodl95's textures to the shrunken UV, I had to either resize Robodl95's images (and lose a lot of detail) or increase the size of the map overall. I chose the latter approach, which means that ten of the eleven masks are 2048x2048 in size. I feared that having so many large textures in one file would make the file size enormous. Luckily, the file size isn't unmanageably large, just barely exceeding 1MB.
TF, enabled for everyday, sleep and athletic.
Not valid for random by default, but valid for career.
Three recolorable channels (distribution varies: see above for details)
All LOD's and morphs except for the pregnant morph are supported.
File size: ~1.05 MB (1024x1024 textures, except for the masks for the graphic presets which are 2048x2048)
Polygon Counts:
~3600 polys, ~2300 vertices
Additional Credits:
Texture credits: Robodl95
Mesh credits: EA
Tools used: Milkshape 1.8.5, CMarNYC's phenomenal Mesh Toolkit, Delphy's CTU, PS6, GIMP 2.0, PS6
Thanks to CMarNYC for the awesome Mesh Toolkit, and to Delphy for giving me a way to make CC without having to resort to the haunted house program that is TSRW.
This is a Maxis Recolour which means that it is a recolour of an item that already exists in your game. Please check the Pack requirements to see which game pack it recolours.
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Uploaded: 19th Feb 2016 at 1:51 AM
Age:
– Teen
Gender:
– Female
Clothing Type:
– Everyday
– Sleepwear
– Athletic
Clothing Style:
– Modern
Other Type:
– Not Applicable
Maxis Flags:
– Not Applicable
Outfit Type:
– Top
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