TS3 L&P
J. M. Pescado:
Quote from: BastDawn on 2009 January 23, 18:00:02
No ability to import custom textures: you only get Maxis patterns, and they expect the community to produce tools themselves to import custom textures and meshes. Do Not Want.
To be fair, TS2 doesn't have this ability either. I guess EAxis figures we will solve this better than anything they can do. They are probably right.
Theo:
But, didn't the same happen with TS2? The only mesh importing tools available were developed by independent modders, AFAIK.
BastDawn:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2009 January 23, 18:05:43
Quote from: BastDawn on 2009 January 23, 18:00:02
No ability to import custom textures: you only get Maxis patterns, and they expect the community to produce tools themselves to import custom textures and meshes. Do Not Want.
To be fair, TS2 doesn't have this ability either. I guess EAxis figures we will solve this better than anything they can do. They are probably right.
What are you smoking, Pes? Body Shop came out before TS2 was even released, allowing custom textures for hair, clothing, skins, and eyes. Homecrafter was released sometime soon after, allowing custom textures for walls, floors, and terrain paints. This time around, we will get no Maxis-made way to import user-made textures and will have to wait for the TS3 equivalent of SimPE, which may be too technically difficult for some texture artists to manage.
Inge:
The game has the bodyshop stuff built in though - that's what it *does* have. Bodyshop and homecrafter never handled custom meshes natively.
nekonoai:
Dang. I wish I could get to parsimonious to check that out. :-[ >:(
Why would they crap on the CC creators by making it difficult to put new stuff into the game? It doesn't make sense. They always seemed to encourage CC with sims 2. Or do they want to make ZOMG MOAR MONEYS by making us only get stuff thru the store? DNW that... well. not the paying part anyway. ;)
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