To get rid of them, I can either hide them using hider mods or replace them with a nicer pair of jeans. They replace rather than delete the content so that it appears differently in your game.įor example, I HATE those ugly “ knee jeans” as I call them from The Sims 2 base game. In the Sims series of games there are two types of custom content you can download and install – default replacements and custom/non-default.ĭefault replacements are files that TAKE THE PLACE of content – such as hair, skin, eyes, etc. Since I just made a change in my style, I thought it was a good time to post some instructions and resources for those of you who are new to defaulting.Īnd even if this is old hat for you, I still think you’ll find some useful information here – such as my chart of matching defaults and organization tips. I’ve received a lot of questions about using defaults on Youtube and various social media.

For my own purposes, I would eventually like to update the irises on the human set to match the eye replacement I use.In this post, I’ll show you how to use default replacements in The Sims 2 to update your graphics, change the way your Sims look, and basically refresh your entire game.

I’m considering creating a new version of this mod that brings them more in line with the complexion of vanilla babies.

Chisami’s original textures skew quite a bit paler across the board than their EA counterparts.

Human and alien skins are now bundled together. package file to work after the Nifty Knitting patch.

Chisami’s original TOU is located here.

NoodlesCC whose Vampire Clarity Eyes I swiped for the alien eye texture.

Otherwise my file and theirs will conflict.

Note: If you have an old version of Qahne’s alien replacement skin (from before 2017), be sure to redownload the version that separates the adult and baby skins, and to only use the adult version. I can’t really do anything about that within the scope of this mod. So while these babies are all compatible with the new, crafted onesies, it also means that you now have to clothe your baby whether you want to or not, as the default onesie doesn’t seem removable. It’s also worth noting that, with the update, EA separated the onesie texture from the the baby texture.

You should only install one of these files at a time. There are four versions of this file, depending on whether you want hair, and whether or not you want all alien babies to be a TS2-like pale green (created to match Qahne’s alien skin replacement). Partly for convenience, mainly bc Chisami seems to have retired from CC creation and the original, broken files are hard to find these days anyway.

So I’ve updated both sets of textures to work again, and have packaged them together into a single file this time. The Nifty Knitting patch slightly reworked how babies worked, and thus broke all existing baby retextures, including both Chisami’s original Moe Thing override, and my alien-spawn addon.

Sims 4 cc baby skin replacements