My apologies! I still don't see any visible difference between the options but some of you might. Fixed bug causing all LRLE recompression to use the lower quality settings. Note: The improvement in accuracy is real but I doubt the difference is visible to the human eye. Added an option to convert RLE2 textures to LRLE, for color slider compatibility. Added a tweak to hopefully make it less likely the application will hang or become unresponsive. Rewrote LRLE compression to be faster, more accurate, and use less memory. Basically, the image has to be reduced to 65,536 colors before or during compression. MANY thanks to Andrew at Sims4Studio for finding that the problem with LRLE textures after the patch is the compression. Use the top button to convert packages, or select input and output folders to run in batch mode.īoth tools were done in haste, so please report problems! And when reporting problems, please upload or link to packages you were unable to convert successfully. The option to update LRLE compression should work with default replacement skins.įor both, extract the zip files, open the folder, and run the. Should also work for most or all skin overlays and skin details but testing is needed. Fixes alpha hairs that have a strange appearance after the patch. Recompressing keeps color slider compatibility. TS4AlphaConverter: (That's the best name I could think of.) Now recompresses LRLE textures to work in the game, with the options to convert LRLE textures to RLE2 and to convert RLE2 to LRLE.
TS4SliderConverter: Updates the HotSpotControls to the latest version, fixing sliders broken by the patch. Both can be run on individual packages or as batch fixes.
You can easily find this on google or any tumblr site, but feel free to ask again if you need help.These are two tools to fix sliders, alpha hairs, and skin details/overlays broken by the June 2022 werewolf patch. Last but not least, you need the Resource.cfg file in your Mods folder to make every mod work in your sims3 game. Both of these folders could be found in 'My Documents'. simpacks should go into the 'Download' folder, and package files should go inside the 'Mods' folder. However, the dashboard mod only identifies package files so be aware of that. The custom contents come in simpacks or package files. Some custom contents might crash the game or lag it to oblivion, therefore this mod is very useful. You can download it in 'modthesims' site, and the beauty of this mod is that it tells you which custom content has gone corrupt, which mods clash with each other, etc.
Also, if you download custom content, I'd strongly recommend you one of the sims3 mods that is called 'dashboard'.
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