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Re: toddler madness
« Reply #50 on: 2005 December 03, 22:24:23 »
THANKS THIS IS GREAT

Motoki says there's no relation to file size, and I believe Motoki. Some things like beds are just going to be huge even if they're only recolours.

I have to admit, I tend to look first & foremost for recolours of Maxis items, and then for recolours of meshes I already have. I try to be careful not to get too many high polygon meshes into my game.
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Re: toddler madness
« Reply #51 on: 2005 December 03, 22:52:30 »
THANKS THIS IS GREAT

I have to admit, I tend to look first & foremost for recolours of Maxis items, and then for recolours of meshes I already have. I try to be careful not to get too many high polygon meshes into my game.

I've been doing that lately too.
I like new meshes, but I have so much stuff in my downloads folder now that I just can't justify a new mesh that has one object/article of clothing attached to it unless it's spectacular. Particularly if it's say, a kitchen chair with a 2-3 comfort level or a not so comfy, yet surprisingly expensive piece of living room furniture.
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