Post by orangemittens on Sept 21, 2015 7:29:24 GMT -5
Hi oldbox, welcome to Studio forums. I love the recolors that you made and I'm really pleased you like the teapot. I want to let you know though that the way you've made the recolor will cause your item to conflict with the original in the game so that your downloaders will only be able to see one set of the colors at any given time.
Instead of opening the teapot using My Projects and replacing the swatches you should put the original .package into your Documents/Sims 4 Studio/Mods folder and recolor it as custom content. If you aren't sure how to do this there is a tutorial HERE which shows how and you should use the current Community Tested version of Studio (Joy 2.5.1.9) to make it. Unless you add recolors in this way, your downloaders will only be able to see one set of the teapot recolors in their game at a time. If they put the original set of teapot colors and your new set of colors in their Mods folder at once they will overwrite the original set with your set. If they put my .package in a second time they will overwrite your set with the original colors. If you have any questions about this please don't hesitate to post them
Instead of opening the teapot using My Projects and replacing the swatches you should put the original .package into your Documents/Sims 4 Studio/Mods folder and recolor it as custom content. If you aren't sure how to do this there is a tutorial HERE which shows how and you should use the current Community Tested version of Studio (Joy 2.5.1.9) to make it. Unless you add recolors in this way, your downloaders will only be able to see one set of the teapot recolors in their game at a time. If they put the original set of teapot colors and your new set of colors in their Mods folder at once they will overwrite the original set with your set. If they put my .package in a second time they will overwrite your set with the original colors. If you have any questions about this please don't hesitate to post them
