Not animated, and I did edit it before to add the pushing and pulling of clothing in the wardrobe but it didn’t look good, it distorts the mesh a little when the wardrobe is unused. Shelf: Surfaces > Displays, $200, 2 channelsīoth the wardrobe and the shoerack are functional dressers - I made it this way because I ended up using a Supernatural base for the former, so I got afraid it wouldn’t work in base game even if I did make it base game compatible, what with the enchanting and the woohoo and all. Shoerack: Storage > Dressers, $595, 2 channels Wardrobe: Storage > Dressers, $1200, 2 channels Took a while until I got the (purely decor) mirrored back to work right, so I had to show it off by proving that I’m really, really lazy when making scenarios for my CC previews by reflecting the outside, floor grid and all. And the closets aren't debug items, so BBB wouldn't do that for them even if it was installed.Phew, it’s over! The last part of the Get Famous conversions, with one of the items I actually converted first, the mirrored closet. You likely have one for the closets.īetter Build/Buy will turn ALL debug and liveedit objects into 'CC' on the menus, but that's normal. I changed how it works and it now shows the CC icon on it. I have one on MTS that changes Miko Ojo's beret available to everyone. It's possible to make a CC that makes an object that overrides the original, maybe giving it new colors, swatches, or functions. It adds hundreds of items that are already in the game, but normally hidden, and puts them back into the menus. (5 rows of items instead of just 2?) Plus it adds in debug and liveedit objects into the normal categories, basically multiplying your available options ten-fold. The expanded catalog ALONE makes it worth it. ＊ XP button - Say Kudos and help players 'Level Up' by giving them XP for helpful the better build/buy wouldn't make them marked as CC, especially if it's not installed. ＊ Me Too button - 'Me Too' helps track how many players are also experiencing that issue. ＊ Accept as Solution button - If a post answers your question please let everyone know by hitting this button. So, dressers and closets are 'Storage' places for clothes. You store clothes in closets and dressers. you get clothes from dressers, right? Same with closets. It'll take you to that area to find the others. You can search for it by searching for 'Closet', that will find two of the three. If you're searching objects by function, (My favorite!) Go into Storage and then click on Dressers.ģ. If you're searching objects by room, (I never use this method) Go into Bedrooms, and then click on the dresser.Ģ.

Sims 3 closet cc