These articles are part of a Sims 3 modding / meshing series designed to help you throw off the shackles of paid custom content and explore your own creativity. In the first two parts of this series, we explore the basics of Meshing and using MilkShape 3D to create new Sims 3 meshes.
How To Make Your Own Sims 3 Objects | Part 1: Meshing
How To Make Your Own Sims 3 Objects | Part 2: MilkShape 3D
Showing posts with label sims 3 modding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sims 3 modding. Show all posts
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
Free Sims 3 Modding Guide
Are you looking for free Sims 3 content? Want to know how to make your Sims 3 game run faster on your PC? You've come to the right place. This article is a guide on basic modding for The Sims 3 and also provides links to some great, easy install mods you can start using today!
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
The Sims 3 World Builder Beta | Sims 3 Modding
In Breaking News (a month ago,) EA has released a World Builder tool in Beta for Sims 3 enthusiasts who want to create their own worlds. The tool allows players to create worlds from the ground up, and heralds in a whole new era of player directed game design.
The world builder tool is fairly straightforward, but you will need to read the instruction manual to make it actually work because essential functions are hidden in right click menus. Once you figure out where you are what you'll find are are several starting maps and the tools to place roads, lanes, lots and spawn points throughout the maps. Everything is customizable, right down to the gradient of the road.
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The world builder tool is fairly straightforward, but you will need to read the instruction manual to make it actually work because essential functions are hidden in right click menus. Once you figure out where you are what you'll find are are several starting maps and the tools to place roads, lanes, lots and spawn points throughout the maps. Everything is customizable, right down to the gradient of the road.
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