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| Please check out the online tutorials at The Sims Exposed and The 7 Deadly Sims. T-Mog also comes with a tutorial for you. |
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| Tutorials are no longer being hosted at this site. Check out The Tutorials here at their new Home! |
| Here are some of the e-mails I have received about the tutorials......... |
| Chris, I just wanted to thank you for posting such a good object tuturial. Even I, who is computer challenged can understand it! It's the best! Lorri |
| Oooooh, now it sounds *almost* doable for me!!!! I am so excited!!!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! I will print it out later today and give it a whirl!! Every other tutorial loses me in the first couple paragraphs!!!! Yours is absolutely fabulous!!!! You should be writing the For Dummies books!! (Which I bought, in addition to at least two others; all of which confused my dumb self pretty easily!!) Oh, oh, oh, you have made me so happy!! I'll name my next family after you two!! Sincerely, Karen |
| Your tutorial is great. There is another one at thesimsexposed.com that uses the same steps as yours, but I'm not writing about that. I've added one small step that makes the objects look less blurry. If open up the z sprites and darken them a bit using adjust brightness, (I've been using -53brightness and -13contrast with a good deal of success. This also helps with things not bleeding into the wall too. http://www.bluegenie2.com |
| I think the tutorial you have posted at your site is most helpful. What I was hoping is that at some point you could get it zipped up and we can then download it and read at our leisure. It is difficult for me to have 2 screens up and be on line ect...Will you consider this? I found your site through a post in SARGE's tutorial at the TSR. Thanks again...keep the stuff coming Sasha |
| I just wanted to say thank you for providing such an easy reading tutorial for T-Mog It changed my mind about learning to make objects. Diana |
| Thanks to Everyone Who Has Left me a comment..... I save them all!! |
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