I saw, that the mesh has also beenĬonverted for teens.
THE SIMS 3 MATERNITY CLOTHES CHEAT DOWNLOAD
When putting everything together and thought I was done, I went toĬynnix download for the link. It’s included in the same folder, so you won’t miss it. Though just like the defaults, the normal map is in a seperate package You’ll only need the mesh, and the three packages, that include theĪlmost last: With this you can pick and choose colors individually, If you want all 27 dresses as costume recolors, You 9 dresses each bundled up, sharing their normal map to Recolors! You can use them alongside the defaults or on their own.
Important to keep in mind: ONLY 1 default per outfit.ĭon’t like all that gibberish about defaults? All 27 dresses are also available as If it tickles you, you can also have the basegame ones along side them. I chose this method, because like this you can mix and match textures from my set, but you can also combine them with other defaults like this one by marja87. This option is propably best for those of you, who are comfortable with merging files ( quick and easy guide by keoni). (Got curious, googled “flesh suit”, regretted it. If you don’t, the outfit will show up as a flesh suit. “_option1_“ in it’s name, get “NEEDED_FILE_OPTION1_NormalMap” BUT they are needed.Īll files are clearly named. This is why, there is a seperate folder with 3 tiny packages, that contain just the normal maps, nothing else. On option 2 it was bearable, but option 3 and especially option 1 looked flat and weird in comparison. I experimented with removing the bump map entirely or blending all 3 together, but it looked noticeably worse. and is categorized in the same catergories as the bundled version.Īll outfits use a normal map, but I didn’t want to clutter your downloads folder with multiple cloned textures. Unhidden version can be accessed in CAS etc. Same as above: Hidden version behaves like normal maternity wear and will only be accessible for pregnant female sims. You can also mix and match hidden and unhidden. You can have a diffrent option for every dress. But I think, I came up with a reasonable solution. This gave me a little headache, because I tried to think of an easy way to share this. I wanted to give you the option to choose a texture for each outfit individually. I thought with that little coat on top, it looked cozy enough to be worn, when it’s cold. Option 1 is also displayed in the outerwear category.
Option 2 and 3 are categorized as everyday, formal and -of course- maternity wear. The unhidden version can be accessed in CAS/Bodyshop/Clothing Store (or your prefered clothing hack item). A sim, who pops, will change randomly into one of the 9 outfits. The hidden version will behave like normal eaxis maternity wear. You can have 1 option for all 9 outfits at the time and you can also choose to use the hidden or the unhidden version. These files will replace all 9 maternity outfits at once. Now to the more complicated technical part: I made mulitple versions for this default. Next I want to show you, which dress replaces which outfit.įrom left to right original, option 1, option 2 and option 3. I went a little crazy with the colors on option 1, but since most medieval players have a fantasy element in their game, I think, it’s bearable. I created each of these 3 options for every maternity outfit, that’s how I ended up with 27 dresses.
And even though it looks very simple, the belt (which is not in the picture, because I’m very clever) had to be cut and bendend multiple times by me to form a somewhat straight line, because of the mapping. Option 3 is intended for the lower classes. The undergarment’s texture is by AlmightyHat. This time it’s a mix of the Drama- and the Royal Gown with some bits of the Gwynimean Dress. I debated, whether or not there is too much going on on this dress, because I prefer simple designs, but there is room for some exaggeration in the noble class, right? Other bits and pieces were shared by maya40, kgcowbelle and iamliz13. It’s everybody’s favourite: The Lady Gown by sherabim with a silk trimmed coat and a white undergarment by kalynn06 peeping out at the collar, the wrists and the seam. Let’s take a look at the diffrent options. Though to get this to work, I have to adress some technical info, I ask you to read carefully. I really like it, when sets are versatile and the creators give some options to choose from. I thought, that these look not too bad and someone else might like them. And because I’m undecided, I made 27 dresses. When gathering ideas, what the texture should look like, I realised, that sims of diffrent social classes, should have diffrent options. Where to begin? I wanted to make my own replacement of the maternity clothes using Cynnix’s edit of the Daydress from Sim-Ages, because it has a beautiful baby bump.
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