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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Vampire Biting Habits
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on: 2007 September 05, 17:50:14
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That was the case in NL IIRC... not sure if it changed afterwards. I have not seen a vampire townie autonomously bite, ever. Playables may very well do so. They follow different rules.
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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Replacing CAS faces
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on: 2007 September 04, 08:34:22
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Face blending can only be turned off with the cheat faceBlendLimits off
All it does is make sure faces are not too far apart from the templates (within limits -- Marduk the Destroyer spawn will still look hideous).
I use AmberDiceless' faces, except templates 21 and 25, which are by TerraKosmos. And of course the new Argon template.
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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Replacing CAS faces
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on: 2007 September 03, 22:35:13
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Zero chance of neighbourhood damage, since these templates are only ever used for Sim spawning. Existing Sims will not change*.
Known issues: incomplete sets may result in weird results if you change the age of a Sim while still in CAS. AFAIK no incomplete sets exist anymore, though.
What else: you can mix and match! As long as you keep only one of each template, you can use Modder A's version of templates 1, 2, 3; and Modder B's version of templates 4, 5, 6; etc..
*Caveat: if you have face blending on (the default), Sim toddlers may grow up into slightly different kid faces after changing template sets, as the game attempts to normalize faces to templates.
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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Deleting Maxis Items.
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on: 2007 September 03, 14:57:38
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Deleting? Don't even think about it. At best you'll corrupt your install, at worst you'll also lose your neighbourhoods.
Hiding? Hard to do. Other than clothing hiders, object hiders can cause problems.
Just overlook them if you don't want them.
Oh, and deleting CC certainly does DELETE. It physically removes the files from disk, not "hide" it.
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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Getting rid of Veronaville and Strangetown?
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on: 2007 September 02, 09:43:26
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Yup. Most games that use the Installshield installer (99% of them?) hide the content in the cabinet format (.cab files), which I have found no reader for. So if you need a single file back, you're going to have to do a full reinstall. With TS2 you just open compressed.zip and grab it.
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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Buying a Monitor Need feedback!!!!
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on: 2007 September 02, 09:41:17
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ScoobyDoo: CAS! looks okay to me. Mind that I have my desktop also on 1680:1050 as it is the native resolution, and have configured my videocard to do the scaling (not that it applies here, but in general software scaling is better than hardware scaling [done by the monitor itself]).
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TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Buying a Monitor Need feedback!!!!
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on: 2007 September 01, 21:04:43
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I'd go for any widescreen LCD monitor. If you are planning on watching HDDVD/Blueray on your PC in the future, go for a HD monitor (not HD ready) with a native resolution of 1920:1080 (HD1080)
Otherwise, go for a 1600:900 (16:9) or 1680:1050 (16:10) monitor.
Make sure your monitor's response time is below 5ms (the lower, the better).
Brand shouldn't matter, but try to favour known brands over unknowns. Typically they use the same materials anyway, but "brand" monitors tend to have better testing and support.
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