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3d rooms for all
How to convert Sims 4 CAS Rooms to Sims 3
Disclaimer: If you’re not familiar with Blender/TSRW/UVs then this tutorial may not be for you. If you don’t have Sims 4 Studio which needs the Sims 4 base game (or don’t know how to extract the meshes without it) this tutorial may not be for you. Honestly it’s pretty straight forward, but there’s a lot of trial and error and going in game and out of game checking placement, etc. I use Blender 4.1 for this. The older Blender versions annoy me now lol I’m sorry 😅 but you should still be able to do the same things in the older versions. I'm trying to make this as easy as possible. I’m here to answer any questions though 💕 Tutorial below
Things you’ll need:
Blender (whatever version you prefer)
Sims 4 Studio
TSRW ( I use version 2.0.86)
My Christmas CAS Room here
My TSRW work file here
Tutorial:
Find a Sims 4 CAS room that you like and open it up in Sims4Studio. This is the one I'll be using for the tutorial.
In the Texture tab, export the textures. The only textures that matter are the first 3 diffuse. Go to the Meshes tab and export the mesh, it will save as a .blend file. After that you can close out of Sims4Studio.
Open my Christmas CAS Room in TSRW. You'll get this message. Hit ignore and don't send. We only need this file as a reference to resize the SIms 4 CAS room. Export the mesh as an obj, name it whatever you like. You can close TSRW for now.
Open Blender and open the .blend file you exported from Sims4Studio. Make sure to delete studio_mesh_0 as it's just the shadow map and we don't need that. This is what mine looks like after fixing the textures.
Then import the wavefront obj you just exported from TSRW. Again we're just using this as a size reference.
This is what it looks like after I added the obj. I scaled, moved, and rotated the room to match up as close as I could with my reference mesh. When you have it lined up to your liking you can delete the reference mesh. I usually import the sims 3 body to see where my sim would be in CAS as well so feel free to do that too.
Now we have to separate the objects that use transparency in the scene to their own group. The transparent objects will always be located on studio_mesh_1. I usually do this in UV mode. Make sure UV Sync Selection is on. Where the red arrow is, that's the UV Selection button. It's blue so that means its on.
Tip: If you're using the same Blender version I am (I'm not sure if the older versions below Blender 3.0 do this) you can disconnect the alpha in shader editor and then you can easily see what uses transparency because it has a black background like the plants. Don't worry about the one outside the window as that's on the backdrop image and doesn't show in CAS.
Important: Also, make sure you delete the back of the mirror frame or it will show through the mirror in game. I usually select it in the UV editor as well and delete it.
After selecting all the objects that use transparency, I go to the 3D viewport window and press P, then selection. Now they're on their own layer as you can see. That's a very important step so please don't miss it.
Sims 4 CAS Rooms don't have a closed room like ts3 and if you don't add walls/planes you'll be able to see that it in CAS. You can do this in any way you're comfortable with. If you don't understand how to do it feel free to ask me. For this tutorial I will not be doing this perfectly lol I've done enough rooms and I'm just trying to teach here 😩
Okay now last is renaming groups to import into TSRW. Make sure it's in this exact order and uses the exact group numbers.
Group 0 - Mirror
Group 1 - Windows/Curtains
Group 2 - View outside the window
Group 3 - Walls
Group 4 - Objects with transparency
Depending on the CAS Room you convert, yours may not have a mirror you know. You can delete groups in TSRW, experiment, feel free to ask me questions as well.
After renaming the groups, select only the groups you renamed and export as an obj. Make sure that object groups is checked so that they can stay in groups.
Open TSRW and open the testroom_cas.wrk file.
After opening the file you'll see this exact room in this tutorial lol because I had to test some things first 😅
Import the CAS room you converted from. You'll get these two messages. Click yes on the first and no on the second.
Import your textures (yours may be different than mine depends on the converter) but most have been the same that I've seen. Group 0 is the mirror it doesn't require a texture. Group 1 and Group 4 usually have the same texture.
After export to sims3pack or export as package file. Make sure you compress your files and you should be good to test your CAS room in game.
If you would like to make your own from the original ts3 cas room, I would suggest watching this Youtube video (it's for TS4 but it still applies and is helpful) and the link to the original ts3 cas room is here.
Thanks to @mookymilksims for testing things for me and converting her own. If you would like to try this tutorial out and experiment with room placements using @boringbones Ultra wide CAS mod which changes the field of view in cas so that you can see the whole cas room, it is here. I didn't use it for mine, but that's only because I found out about it after from Mooky lol and I'm tired of converting them 😅 but feel free to ask me any questions if you need help 😊
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GeminiPixel’s Japanese Inspired Tattoo Dump
𓆝 Haven't had any free time to finish the multiple conversion projects I had sitting on my hard drive since November due to University. But Now that the Semester's over, expect a few projects to be released between now and early January.
𓆝 This collection includes Japanese inspired Tattoos. They were made for a specific sim in my legacy, but no harm in releasing them publically.
Credits: Boxers converted by @elvgreen, Sims 4 versions found Here, Here, and Here
Info:
𓆝 Includes 8 individual tattoo files or Optional All-in-one file w/Tattoos selectable like my previous Vitiligo body masks
𓆝 The all black tattoos are recolorable on one channel. Other tattoos change in vibrancy with recoloring.
𓆝 All tattoos are Unisex, Disallowed for Random and Valid for Maternity (Don’t get a tattoo while pregnant in real-life please🙏🏾)
𓆝 Found in socks category under accessories
𓆝 Has custom thumbnail
Notes:
𓆝 Despite the horrid GIF quality (Made literally at midnight), the textures of the Tattoos should be HD and 2k minimum in-game.
𓆝 All tattoos should be Unisex. However, I made them using a Male UV body map. Only 2 of the original sims 4 tattoos were presented on a feminine sim, but regardless, they should look fine on either body frame. Any possible distortion would likely be found around the breast area on female sims.
Download: Folder || All-in-One Package
If you encounter any other issues or problems, please let me know. Thank you for downloading :).
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first hunnid on youtube, never thought I'd even make a penny but here we are! Def celebrating and for the real ones who been beside me from the beginning this is because of you too <3333
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🌟 ULTIMATE REALISTIC 🍼 Inactive Daycare Roleplay Guide 🧸✨
Wash good, MooMoo crew! 🐄💖 Welcome back to my channel, and if you're new here, thanks so much for stopping by!
In today's video, just as promised, I'll be showing you how to set up your very own inactive Daycare in The Sims 3! 🎮👶
An inactive Daycare is basically an NPC-run daycare center in your save file, where your babies, toddlers, and children can be sent instead of calling a babysitter. It's a super handy way to add realism to your gameplay!
Now, I know for a fact that many of you probably had no idea this was even possible. A bunch of my simmer friends—who’ve been playing this game way longer than I have—were shocked when I told them about it. So trust me, you’re in for a treat!
I’m really excited to walk you through everything: how to get it set up, the mods you’ll need, and a few extras to enhance the experience even more.
This guide is part of a new Education Roleplay Guide Series that I’m adding to my guides playlist! 📚✨ We’re starting with Daycare, then moving on to Elementary, High School, Boarding School, and finally University roleplay. So if that sounds fun to you, stay tuned for the whole series!
Alright, grab your water and get comfy—let's jump right in! 🚀
Mods You Need 🛠️
The only mod you’ll need to set up your inactive Daycare is the NRAAS Go Here mod. This mod includes specific settings that automatically assign a babysitter service call to your inactive Daycare, making the whole system work seamlessly. 🏡👶
Here’s an important tip: When the Daycare isn’t open, the game will revert to its regular “Call Babysitter” feature, so you don’t need to worry about your gameplay being interrupted when the Daycare isn’t available.
Now, a quick note about compatibility: Avoid using mods that modify babysitters or the Daycare career, as they’ll conflict with these settings and may cause the Daycare career to disappear entirely from your game. Trust me, I’ve learned this the hard way—let my playtesting mistakes save you some headaches! 😅
For those who want a bit more detail, I’ve created a manual guide for these settings and mod enhancements on my Tumblr. I’ll link it in this guide, and you can always find all my guides through my Tumblr link in the description. I make sure to upload every new guide the same day my video goes live! 💻✨
If you already have your own Go Here settings, the manual guide will help you tweak them specifically for inactive Daycares. But if you’d rather save time, you can download my pre-configured Go Here settings, where I’ve already enabled the mod to register inactive Daycares for you.
All the links and resources you’ll need can be found at the end of my Tumblr guide. 🌟
For the Nerds: Understanding the Settings 🤓✨
Here’s a quick breakdown of the settings you’ll be tweaking:
Allow Active Day Care The mod allows Day Care career Sims from active households to care for local inactive children. Set to: True
Allow Babies/Toddlers to Be Home Alone The mod stops the “hibernation” of children left alone at home but doesn’t call a babysitter. Set to: False
Hire Babysitters for Inactives The mod either finds a Day Care to place inactive children or hires a babysitter to watch them while their guardian is away. Set to: True
Use Day Care Instead of Babysitters The mod uses Day Care career Sims to watch inactive children instead of hiring babysitters. Set to: True
At first glance, these settings might feel a little overwhelming, but here’s the gist:
You’re ensuring children aren’t left home alone.
You’re allowing the game to automatically call for babysitters when necessary.
Most importantly, you’re enabling the mod to use an active Day Care career in your world instead of the default babysitting service.
Here’s the fun part: Although the settings refer to an "active" Day Care career from an active household, we can tweak them to let an inactive household run the Day Care instead! This is how we get around making your own household responsible for the service. 🏡👶
Now that we’ve covered the settings, you have two options:
Manually adjust the settings yourself using this guide.
Download my pre-configured settings for convenience.
If you choose the second option, simply place my settings file into your Library folder and import it through the NRAAS settings menu in-game. 🗂️
Next, I’ll show you how to set it up in your world step by step! Let’s go! 🚀
Setting Up Your Daycare Lots 🏡🎨
First, let me say I really wanted to finish my Preschool Conversion Megapack before this video so I could send you off with hundreds of new items to decorate your Preschools. But I fell behind on my conversion schedule—don’t worry, though! I’ll make it up to you by finishing the project and uploading a handful of CC Preschool lots for you to download. Stay tuned for that! 💾✨
For now, I’ll be using a CC-free Daycare lot I found on the Sims 3 Exchange. I’ll upload a few more options I come across, so you can revamp them and place them in your worlds. Full credit goes to the original creators, but since the Sims 3 website has been glitching lately, many of you might struggle to download from the Exchange. That’s the only reason I’m uploading these files myself—they’ll go into your Library folder, of course!
Daycare Lot Design Tips 🏢👶
Your Daycare lot doesn’t have to look like a house—it never did! You can design it as a fully commercial Preschool and assign it as a residential lot. While home daycares can be cozy, they might not always match the theme of your world.
For Daycare staff housing, here’s a quick tip:
Build a basement and add bunk beds with a dresser for the staff to sleep. That’s all they need—sleeping quarters.
The lot’s main areas, like the bathroom and kitchen, should already exist on the commercial level, so no need to replicate them in the basement.
You’ll want to encourage staff to only use this basement for sleeping. The less functional the basement is, the less likely the staff will linger there instead of interacting with the Daycare space.
Building for Smooth Gameplay 🎭🔄
Since these lots will be used by inactive Sims, design them to complement the game’s AI. Like in Part 2 of my Slice of Life Roleplay Guide, aim for an 80% decorative, 20% functional building style.
Here’s what I’ve learned from my playtesting:
Highchairs: Optional for aesthetics. Inactive Sims usually feed toddlers on the floor, so highchairs don’t get much use.
Walkers: Add two max—inactives will occasionally place toddlers in them, but too many decreases usage.
Rocking Chairs: Great addition! Inactives love to rock with babies and toddlers.
Playpens: Limit to one—you can fit up to four toddlers in a single playpen. Adding more lowers their usage rate.
Cribs: Useful for babies, but avoid adding too many, as inactives might not use them.
For toddlers, I highly recommend CC toddler beds that allow them to autonomously climb in and out. These are ideal since they let toddlers nap independently and won’t trap them like traditional cribs.
Skill-Building & Play Areas 🧩🎶
Designate a playroom for skill-building toys, but don’t overdo it:
Toddlers love music and block toys, so place two of each to ensure availability.
Add one functional toy box to prevent clutter. Too many toys lying around can distract Daycare staff from teaching toddlers how to walk or talk.
Other Tips & Tricks 🌟
Baby Changing Stations: Nice for aesthetics, but inactives typically change diapers on the spot.
Keep the lot’s design spacious and realistic to align with my 80% deco, 20% functional system. So when you do add cc and deco you'll have a lot of room to work with!
By following these tips, your Daycare lots should run like a dream for inactives. I can’t wait to see what you all create with this system! Happy building! 🎉🛠️
Setting Up Your Daycare Staff (Optional: Toddler NPC Household) 👩🏫👶
When setting up your Daycare staff, you technically only need one adult Sim to run the Daycare. However, adding more adults to the household can make things more dynamic and fun! Here's how I like to organize it:
Creating the Staff 🧑🎓👩🔧
For my Daycare, I created a Preschool teacher modeled after the teacher from Cocomelon—a fun little nod for anyone familiar! I also added:
A "Nanny" Sim registered as a nanny or homemaker using NRAAS Careers or PhoebeJay's Register Mod.
A Handy Sim, registered as self-employed through NRAAS or using PhoebeJay's Register.
Feel free to get creative with your staff roles—each one can bring unique dynamics to the Daycare environment!
Adding NPC Toddlers 👶👶
For a more immersive Daycare experience, you can optionally add up to 5 toddlers to this household. Here's why I recommend it:
These toddlers will populate your Daycare lot and also appear out and about in your world when the Daycare isn’t open. The adults in the household will naturally take them to community lots like parks, beaches, or arcades.
By creating these toddlers, you avoid relying entirely on townie households, which may not always have younger Sims.
Balancing Toddler Populations 🏫
With my population settings, new babies and toddlers might take a while to appear in your world. Here’s the breakdown:
If you only add 2-3 toddlers across townie households, the GoHere mod will teleport just those 2-3 toddlers along with your active toddler to the Daycare lot. That makes for a total of 4 toddlers at the Preschool.
If you add 5 NPC toddlers to your Daycare staff, those 4 townie toddlers combined with the NPC toddlers will total 9 toddlers on the lot.
Pair this with deco Preschool Sims, and your Daycare will feel lively and realistic—with minimal performance impact!
Why Add NPC Toddlers? 🤔
While optional, I highly recommend adding NPC toddlers if you want your Preschool to feel full and bustling. It’s not as fun when your toddler or baby is the only child on the lot, or there are only one or two others. With 9 toddlers (and some clever decor), your lot will truly feel like a thriving Preschool.
By following this setup, you can make your Daycare come to life with both active and NPC toddlers, creating a vibrant and immersive experience! 🎉
Setting Up Your Daycare Staff Household 🏫👶
Toddler NPCs and Their Beds 🛏️
No need to worry about building a basement or special sleeping arrangements for your toddler NPCs—they’ll autonomously use the modded toddler beds I showed you earlier!
Playing as the Daycare Staff Household 🎮
Once you’ve created your Daycare staff, switch to this household to set things up:
Assigning the Preschool Teacher 👩🏫
Use a newspaper or head to the library to apply for a job via computer. If you’ve watched my ULTIMATE REALISTIC Money Overhaul Guide, you know that if there isn’t a PC on the Daycare lot, you’ll need to use the library anyway.
I don’t recommend placing PCs on inactive Daycare lots, as adult staff will be distracted playing games instead of watching the toddlers.
Using Job Overhaul Settings 🛠️
Access Job Overhaul Mod settings, and enable “Show All Available Jobs.”
You can import your preset settings later, but for now, assign the Daycare career to your Preschool Teacher.
Once assigned, the mod will prompt the teacher to visit City Hall to complete paperwork and designate their residential lot as the new Daycare.
Setting Up Additional Staff 🧹🔧
Assign the other two adult Sims to their roles:
Nanny/Director: Register using PhoebeJay’s Register Mod or assign a self-employed career.
Handy Sim: Same process as the Nanny.
While NRAAS self-employed careers can work, I recommend PhoebeJay’s Register Mod for a better task automation experience. In my tests, staff assigned via the Register were more effective at helping around the Preschool.
Optional Aesthetic Touches 🎨
Use Transmogrify to turn the Register into lockers for a cohesive Preschool look.
You can even download scrubs or matching uniforms for the staff—get creative!
Assigning Career Levels and Duties 🏆
Once your Preschool Teacher returns from City Hall:
Open NRaas > MC > Intermediate > Career Level and set their Daycare Career Level to 5.
This is critical, as the inactive Daycare setup doesn’t work properly if the career level is below 4 or 5.
If using the Transmogrified lockers:
Assign the other two staff members to their lockers.
Setting Staff Duties:
Nanny/Director: Clean up and care for children.
Handy Sim: Repair broken items, with the optional duty of also tending to children.
Expanding the Daycare Team (Optional) 👨👩👧👦
You can assign additional Daycare staff from other NPC households. For example, if you have 6 toddlers in total, consider adding 1–2 more staff members.
Aim for a good balance—toddlers should outnumber adults. This allows room for toddlers to explore, play independently, or nap while still receiving plenty of attention.
Switching Back to Your Active Household 🏠
Once everything is set up, head to Edit Town and switch to your active household.
Import your NRaas settings if you haven’t already, especially GoHere. These settings will take effect the following Sim day.
By the next morning, your Daycare will be ready to operate, and your toddlers can enjoy a lively, engaging environment! 🎉
Cons to This Setup
While I love this setup, I want to be transparent about some of the drawbacks and share a few workarounds:
1. Hygiene Needs Inactives won’t change your active toddler’s diaper, even though they handle all the other toddlers and babies on the lot. To work around this, make sure your toddler’s hygiene bar is full before sending your sims to work or school.
2. Potty Training Inactives will help your toddler learn to use the potty, but they do so gradually. You’ll need to do the bulk of potty training at home. Once your toddler has learned, they can autonomously use the potty at the daycare, reducing frustration. Before they’ve mastered it, you might consider using cheats to keep their hygiene up—this can cut down on fussiness during the day.
3. Skill Building Inactives will occasionally teach your toddler to talk and walk, or supervise them while they play with skill-building toys. This doesn’t happen every day, but it’s a nice bonus when it does. Any progress they make at daycare gives you more time to enjoy other activities when they’re home.
Once your toddler learns to talk and walk, it unlocks even more daycare activities (with the help of mods). This can make the daycare feel like a fun mini-game for your toddler’s development.
4. Eating Needs Feeding works similarly to hygiene: inactives feed all the other toddlers but won’t reliably feed your active toddler. They may attempt to use the Sweet Simmers Mod to feed your toddler on their lap, but this often cancels out.
For this, I recommend Zoe24’s Toddler Food Bowl Mod. This mod adds an object that works like a pet food bowl, letting you auto-fill it with various food options that toddlers can eat on their own. It’s adorable, functional, and gives your toddler some autonomy while keeping them happy and well-fed.
5. Babies’ Needs If you have active babies, the same challenges apply. Inactives will cuddle, play with, and occasionally put babies in cribs, but you’ll likely need to use cheats to keep their needs met. This isn’t a dealbreaker for me since mods make babies more interactive overall, and the daycare system is still fun despite these quirks.
It’s worth noting that the inactive staff will take excellent care of all other babies and toddlers on the lot, so your focus can stay on your own children.
Dynamic Gameplay
One of my favorite things about this setup is that no two days are the same. Inactive daycare staff vary their interactions with your child, creating a dynamic and exciting environment. For example:
Monday: They might focus on playing with your toddler.
Tuesday: Someone might teach them to use the music box.
Wednesday: A staff member might spend an hour teaching them to walk.
Thursday: Another sim might cuddle them in a rocking chair.
Friday: They could take turns placing your toddler in a playpen or engaging with them in other ways.
This variety keeps things fresh and gives your toddler new experiences to explore every day.
Recommendation for Enhanced Gameplay
I highly recommend combining this setup with the Ultimate Careers Mod (UC). This mod makes it easy to switch between all your sims, ensuring they’re always actively doing something. With this combination, The Sims 3 begins to feel like a more complete game with structured tasks and open-ended roleplay options.
Whether you prefer a day packed with activities or a cozy, low-key session, this setup offers creative freedom and flexibility for every kind of player.
Now, let’s jump into the game 🎮, and I’ll show you how it all comes together ✨ when you apply the techniques from this guide! 😄👶🏽🏡
🌟 Conclusion 🌟
As you saw, just as I promised, every day in this setup feels unique and dynamic. 🎠 Your babies 👶🏽 and toddlers 🍼 can enjoy a genuine inactive daycare experience that adds so much realism 🌈 to your family gameplay and roleplay mechanics. This setup has been a staple in my family plays, and I can’t imagine playing without it! 💕
Let’s clear up a few questions I know will come up:
❓ Can I have more than one inactive daycare lot in my world? You can, but GoHere will only assign one lot as the daycare hub (likely the first one you set up). So, setting up multiple daycare lots wouldn’t make sense since only one will function as intended.
❓ Can I have both an inactive daycare and an active daycare in the same save file? Unfortunately, no. As I explained earlier in the video 📺, the GoHere mod will treat the inactive daycare as if it’s already an active one. This means trying to juggle both setups in one save file will lead to conflicts.
➡️ My recommendation: If you know you’re going to run an active daycare in the future, skip this setup. But if you’re sure you’ll keep your daycare inactive, go ahead and follow this guide!
🎥 If you want to enhance your gameplay even more, check out my ULTIMATE REALISTIC Family Gameplay Guide for mods that complement this setup. Both guides (this one and the family gameplay guide) will be available on my Tumblr, and you’ll find the link in the description below!
I hope this guide made everything clear and inspired you to try this setup in your own games! 🌟 Thank you so much for joining me today—I appreciate and love you all! 💖
See you next time, MooMoo's! 🐄💕 Byeee! 👋
🌟 Resources 🌟
📖 Tutorials:
📂 [Manual Guide]: Set up functional inactive daycares step-by-step!
🏡 [ULTIMATE REALISTIC Family Gameplay Guide]: Enhance your baby-to-teen experience.
🛠️ Mods You’ll Need:
🔧 NRAAS Go Here
🛏️ Arsil Toddler Bed (Napping Mat)
🛏️ Olomaya Toddler Bed
🍽️ Zoe24 Toddler Food Bowl
🛍️ Phoebe Jay Register
🛠️ Extra Settings & Lots:
⚙️ GoHere Settings (Place in your Library folder)
🏡 CC-Free Daycare Lots (Credits to the amazing creators!)
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Here’s the second Cyberpunk 2077-inspired lot I built. It’s a bit empty and the interiors aren’t done, because I permanently deleted the save file by mistake before finishing; Yeah, I’m a total gonk. I only snapped these half-finished screenshots because a friend asked to see them
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DaylifeSims Goddess Set - Alissa original Sims 4 version here
Alissa V1 on the left
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