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LOVESTRUCK WORN PLASTER WALL RECOLOR
Today I decided to share this mediocre recolor but it still looks pretty nice so I hope you guys like it!!
LoveStruck and BGC Version **
23 swatches ***
If you have any issue, please let me know!
** I tried to do a base game version for everyone who doesn't own LS, however the textures look a little weird. If you own LoveStruck I highly recommend you downloading that version.
DOWNLOAD - Patreon (Free, you need to join for free to get it).
*** I'm using the sunblind mod in my game; the colors may look different in your game if not installed.
Reshade: Warm Reshade by awingedllama
#softle0#download#ts4 cc download#ts4 recolor#lovestruck ep#ts4 cc#ts4 base game#the sims 4#the sims custom content#ts4 screenshots#ts4 screenies#the sims 4 custom content#the sims community#the sims 4 cc#the sims 4 build
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i made a new gshade preset that was easier on my eyes and coffee jelly was born! i really like how this turned out a lot, and i hope you like it too! :)
check out the CAS version of coffee jelly here
♡ IMPORTANT INFO ♡
highly recommend downloading sunblind by softerhaze so your game looks similar to these screenshots!
check out my tutorial on how to install gshade & lighting mods here
make sure to turn off edge smoothing so mxao & dof work properly
if you want smoother gameplay, turn off mxao & dof
i set toggles for mxao & dof so you can turn them on/off easily
MXAO toggle: ctrl + 4 // ADOF toggle: shift + 4
♡ DOWNLOAD: PATREON / SFS (FREE) ♡
TOU: please don’t reupload and claim as your own
if you use my preset, feel free to tag me. i’d love to see your posts! ♡
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raíces - a reshade preset
vibrant and crisp just like memories should be
Important things:
Lighting mods: I'm using sunblind and better in-game lighting mod (dark saturated dark rooms) so it might look different in your game.
Toggle Keys: I'd recommend changing toggle keys to the ones that work for you (Shaders I found useful to turn off sometimes: BloomAndLensFlares, HexLensFlares & CinematicDOF).
I wouldn't use it for gameplay, but I won't stop you. I only use it for screenies.
Reshade/Gshade: it should work for both
I beg you, do not claim as yours and don't reupload it! Edit it as you will for personal use (in other words, don't use as a base).
download (sfs)
see how it looks in other people's games (ty to those who tested it). Feel free to tag me if you use it so i can see!
*let me know if you have any questions/problems
[more pics + list of shaders under the cut]
it wasn't made for cas but it works (more or less), maybe it looks better with other backgrouds. At least with white backgrounds you have to turn off BloomAndLensFlares, HexLensFlares and maybe the DOF shaders (mainly CinematicDOF).
i added the list of shaders in case you guys are missing some (all of them can be downloaded by default when you install reshade I think). Keep in mind that the order of the shaders MATTER.
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BRIGHTSIDE GShade //
These are all only cropped, resized, and sharpened a bit, and as the title suggests, it's hella bright, so you may want to adjust your sim's skintone so they don't look washed out in certain lighting situations. The whole point of this Reshade is to minimize the need to do a lotta post editing, which if you're like me, gets tired after a while. This also uses the Deband shader, so some skin details may be "buffed" out as a result, so if this is an issue, I suggest unticking it, and unassigning the keybind. I'm using sunblind and this lighting mod in these pics.
SHADERS and KEYBINDS
INSTALLATION
Download, and then put Brightside.ini into your gshade-presets folder, in your The Sims 4 > Game > Bin folder found in whichever drive you installed it on.
DOWNLOAD | MF
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Advice on how to achieve aesthetically pleasing gameplay photos!
UPDATED: 4/22/2024
I made this post earlier today and people were interested in the comments! Which made me more excited to make this post~
this is just some advice from me! this isnt a tutorial or anything of that sort, but I will be linking some things that could be helpful for editing gameplay! :D
First things first, I want to say that I use a graphics overhaul, lighting mods check my resources page for what reshade i use if ur interested.
I use these lighting mods & graphics override specifically:
sunblind
graphics overhaul
Lotharihoe's ootd* curseforge download :)
Northern siberia winds in-game better lighting mod (bright base)
these are some other lighting mods you can try out as well!
Luumia's NoBlu & NoGlo
these are some other lighting mods like sunblind
how to install lighting mod
I just wanted to add these things in since we're talking screenshots + I wanted to share for the no reshade ppl <3
Now we can move on to the advice!
I love the simple style of gameplay editing so much, but for me I love creating an ambience with my posts and put the audience inside of my gameplay. I also enjoy storytelling with gameplay more than just the "usual" gameplay post (when it comes to me). I am currently playing the globetrotter challenge with my sim Daichi. I really went all out with the editing for that gameplay. For this one its very much a virtual collage of my sim doing things. Trying new things and getting inspired by others is always fun and cool! Remember when u do take inspo: link to the inspiration and @ the simmer that inspired u!!
In my other save (my cozy save) I also take creative liberties there.
its more of a cozy vibe & silent story-telling (storytelling w/o the dialogue). for my cozy save i take inspiration from @/stellarfalls. er gameplay really helped me find my niche thing in the way i play the game tbh!
Angles/Screenshots
When you're taking your screenshots, angles are important. Depending on the shot, you're putting emphasis on a specific thing. This post is very helpful and talks about different types of angles/shots and what they mean. Check it out especially if you want to play around with the way you take screenshots!
Here’s some editing tips from @stellarfalls !!
simmingstars editing tips
Reshade
If I want to create a moody or dreamy ambience I can use reshade. Looking for a reshade that will fit the overall vibe is a must or you can make your own~
i know not everyone is able to use reshade because they're not on windows. I highly recommend using photoshop actions to create that ambience you're looking for.
*These can be used in photopea, but it cant read topaz clean. If you want to achieve topaz clean in photopea, check this post out! just something i'd like to add in case people are new to all of this + dont use photoshop. Lastly, I want to say if you decide to edit photos on photopea, it does tend to crash if you upload a big number of photos and slows down. I usually upload like 6 or 8 and then save and repeat the process. Its kinda annoying, but ive been using photopea for a while now so im used to it. My mac users, use early-grapes butter action if you want things to look cleaner and less harsh!! + the other ps actions down below. I used these a lot when I was a mac user. Of course, that comes with extra steps, but I feel its worth it in the end.
I like these photoshop action packs bc theres tons of stuff in here that can help create a reshade like look:
intramoon's ps action dump
wooldawn's ps acton dump
smubuh's photoshop actions
early-grape's butter action
hazelminesims's ps actions
Templates!
I loveeeeeee templates so much!! theres so many out there to use for gameplay. It really adds more to gameplay posts! This can be dust/dirt, film burn, that cute camera template etc etc. templates are really fun to use and play around with~
I usually go on deviantart to find templates to use! if you want to check out my deviantart account you can find it here! I favorite a lot of things I can use for gameplay screenies.
Gifs
making gifs is cool because it brings the gameplay "to life" ~
EZgif is a free website that converts videos to gifs. You'll need a recording program like OBS (which is also free).
i like making gifs when i want to capture a (cute) moment (kisses, hugs, cooking etc etc). Its also cool to capture the weather in game like when its snowing or raining.
Little details
Some people really go all out on editing gameplay posts like adding hair strands and adding more details to sims faces (catchlights, tears, blushing, etc). You dont really have to do this, but I want to mention it anyways! I want to try doing this at some point because I enjoy editing my gameplay posts/photos in general and adding tiny details is fun to me lol. It adds realism to posts, but it isnt necessary!
Procreate is a really good program that you can get if you have an ipad. its 10$ and thats, that. You dont have to make any payments. You can also animate on procreate too if you're down for that!
Find inspiration in other simmers!
the sims community on tumblr is filled with such talented people! Theres lots of gameplay simmers who dont do your typical gameplay posts that you can check out and learn from!!! Ive always struggled with getting the right angles when taking screenies. I looked at other simmers and how they take screenshots & it was really helpful for me since I noticed I would take too many over the shoulder photos on my sims lol.
I think thats all the advice I have! I hope this was helpful and if you have any questions please send me an ask or dm! :D
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Kanel - A Reshade Preset
I originally created this to use in my Ultimate Decades Save, but I feel it will go well for most gameplay. It's named kanel (/kan'eːl/) because of the brown tint to it. Like someone sprinkled cinnamon across your screen. Kanel being the Swedish word for cinnamon. I know, very creative. If you'd like a more neutral color, you can turn it off with Shift + F2. It comes with a slew of different hotkey'd shaders meant for screenshots (Shift + 1-6), but is other than that a pretty hans off preset. It runs well on my computer, but if the MXAO is too taxing that is also hotkey'd to be turned on/off with Shift + F1.
Good to know:
Created using Reshade 6.3.1.
You will need Gshade shaders like Mxao 4.0.2 for this to work, see link below. You could probably replace it with another MXAO shader if you'd like though, but result won't be the same.
This is a pretty good tutorial for installing Reshade + getting Gshade shaders
Please note that I use lightning mods, so your end result may look different. I currently use: Sunblind & Even Better In-Game Lightning (I use Bright).
Download over on my Patreon (Free)
#sims 4#the sims 4#sims#the sims#simblr#ts4#sims 4 screenshots#maxis match#cc finds#sims 4 legacy#reshade preset#sims 4 reshade presets#sims 4 reshade#sims 4 reshade preset#reshade presets#my cc
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If you've been feeling burnt out or are just overall not enjoying the look and feel of your game, this guide is meant for you! Coming from someone who started out with The Sims 3, I've had to do a lot of adjusting to find what I like to do in The Sims 4 and I think I've finally figured it out. In this guide, I'll go over Graphics, Essential Mods, and Gameplay Ideas to help you make your experience more enjoyable!
Graphics✨
The Sims 4's biggest asset over previous iterations is its graphics/aesthetic and more importantly, its versatility in this regard. You can make this game look more realistic or more cartoony depending on what you prefer thanks to ReShade and GShade. While there is controversy with the latter, I think having these kinds of tools added to your game will really help with making the game better to look at. I personally recommend these presets:
@bojanastarcevic's Boho (left) and Light (right) presets
@neecxle's Boho Dreams
@pixelglam's Pearl
As you can see, using these enhancements can add a lot of great atmosphere to your game but knowing how to tweak these to your liking will make all the difference. When installing and using presets, ensure that 1) you have edge smoothing in game turned off 2) you have SMAA or FXAA turned on through ReShade or GShade and 3) you've adjusted ADOF [qUINT_dof.fx] to suit your gameplay.
These are my settings (apologies if it's hard to see) but what gives my screenshots more of a cinematic quality is having the "bokeh" settings adjusted like so. I also have the ADOF hotkey set to "tab" so that it automatically turns on and adjusts the depth-of-field when I want to take a screenshot.
BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! While all of these shader presets are extremely important to the look and feel of your game, there's an extra couple of steps you can take.
@plantyl-m's GraphicsRules.sgr makes those in-game shadows nice and crisp! It's a relatively small tweak, but I feel like it makes such a huge difference to the quality.
@softerhaze's Sunblind Lighting Overhaul. The pictures speak for themselves!
@northernsiberiawinds's Better In-Game Lighting is another great option for lighting tweaks (there's also lighting adjustments for CAS that I love to use)
And that pretty much wraps up my segment on graphics! Now, don't feel compelled to use all of these if your computer can't handle it. While these tweaks are nice, they don't make or break the game. Use what works and don't mind what doesn't!
Essential Mods🔧
I'll be the first to admit that without mods this game can be a bit- or a lot- dry. Depending on what kind of gameplay style you prefer, you may not need or want certain mods but I think there are some core mods that EVERY simmer can make use of.
@deaderpoolmc's MCCommand Center is a must-have. I personally use it most often to add relationships between sims for storybuilding, changing how long certain actions like doing homework takes, and changing my Game Time Speed to make my days last longer (more on this later)
Weerbesu's UI Cheats for quick adjustments to household funds, motives, and more.
@twistedmexi's EVERYTHING, but if I had to narrow it down T.O.O.L Mod, Better Build Buy, and All Cheats are the ones I get the most mileage out of.
TurboDriver's Wonderful Whims. In addition to all the features you might be familiar with, you can also use it for posing and animations. It has a positioner as well that makes placing sims so easy!
@bienchien's Whim Overhaul to make what your sims want to do more sensible based on their personality, aspiration, and environment.
For mods that add more gameplay, try out these: Basemental Drugs to add effects from consuming substances @utopya-cc's Passionate Gifts for more romantic interactions @zerbu's Turbo Careers to make more active careers Lot-51's Collection of Mods for various tweaks and features including functional hotels, internet service, and rentable movies.
There's plenty more mods, too many to list in this post but at the end of the day, enjoying your gameplay involves you!
Gameplay Ideas 💭
I love longer gameplay, that was my favorite thing about The Sims 3. But I often felt like managing a longer gameplay in The Sims 4 didn't feel as rewarding. It can be easy to feel like your save has become stagnant, especially if you're only playing with one sim in a household. And I realized why this happens. The Sims 4 has a lot of features, more than I thought, and they're overly available. Right off the bat, I can take my sim anywhere, to any world and do almost anything. And somehow, that makes it feel less impactful. I don't like following structured challenges or scenarios, so this is what I do to make get myself more invested in my sims and their lives.
Create Your Sims Intentionally What does this mean? Create your sims with room to grow the longer you play! Maybe you want a sim to become a famous actor, but they're socially awkward. Now not only do they need to gain fame, but now they're also working to overcome their awkwardness and develop more charisma. Give your sims room to grow, to adjust. Let them have negative traits or dislike things that they might be naturally better at so they have to work harder at what they do like. Another tip: when making your sim in CAS, choose their aspiration based on what bonus trait you'd like them to have then change their aspiration in game. This way, you get an extra trait that may add more to your sim's character.
Give Your Sims a Context to Exist In Because they didn't just fall out of a coconut tree, give your sims other sims to bounce off of. Maybe they have a strained relationship with their parents so they avoid them all the time. Or they had a falling out with an old friend so when they run into each other, it gets super awkward and makes them tense or uncomfortable. Using MCCC or other cheats to give your sims a little more of a backstory when you start playing makes them feel more real as you go forward.
Lengthen Your Game Time Speed When I realized I could do this, it changed everything! Sims take a long time to do pretty much everything. So days and days pass and it feels like you aren't really getting much done. Using MCCC, I changed my Game Time Speed to "30" and that lets me actually stop and think about what I want to get done throughout the day instead of solely focusing on filling their needs. For example, my sims can actually have a full morning routine like going for a walk, making breakfast, and showering before going to work. Having more time in the day lets you focus on all the smaller details and lets you notice that there's actually a lot you can do.
Make or Place Multi-Use Lots and Use T.O.O.L. Mod If you own a decent amount of packs, having multi-use lots is a must to get a lot of bang for your buck. For example, country clubs, movie theaters, restaurants, etc. are going to add to what your sim is able to do. Look at CC made by Cepzid for more functional objects to add variety to what you can do. Also, if you use T.O.O.L. you can place any object in the world to add more activities and make your surroundings feel less like set dressing.
Limit the Worlds You Play In If your sim can go anywhere, at any time, then what is the point of going anywhere at all? I like to limit the worlds that I can visit by using "travel" to around 3 or 4 depending on region. That way, when my sims go to worlds outside of the region, it's more exciting because I'm not constantly seeing it. For example, my current family The Fords live in Brindleton Bay. I'm American so I think of Brindleton Bay as being The Hamptons, which is North East Coast. So I think, what other worlds would be reasonably close and easy to visit? I assign regions like this: - North East: Brindleton Bay, San Myshuno, Newcrest, Britechester - The South: Willow Creek, Magnolia Promenade, Forgotten Hollow - Northwest: Evergreen Harbor, Copperdale, San Sequoia - Southwest: Del Sol Valley, Oasis Springs, Strangerville -Europe: Tartosa, Windenburg, Henford-on-Bagley - Central America: Selvadorada, Ciudad Enamorada - Pacific Islands & Asia: Sulani, Mount Komorebi, Tomarang Playing with these regions in mind, it adds a challenge to my gameplay. If there's a world I want to visit, I need to set aside time in my sims schedule to actually visit it (such as requesting vacation time). Also this allows me to have long-distance relationships which can add to slow burn dynamics! Case in point, Darcy and Lopez or Caleb and Natty.
6. Let Your Sims Have Their Autonomy Back Okay, I'm guilty of micromanaging. But sometimes, it's okay to sit back and let your sims try different things. Obviously, the autonomy isn't always super logical so definitely nudge your sims in the right direction but a lot of the enjoyment of the game for me, especially when playing with families, is to leave them to their own devices. With The Fords, I primarily focus on Natty which leads to a lot of hilarious moments that wouldn't have happened if I was stressing over everyone acting perfect. For example, when Caleb came to the Ford house I had Natty make them iced tea to drink on the porch and while she was inside, Alan (her dad) came out on his own and started talking to Caleb which didn't go that well. Let your sims do what they want sometimes!
7. Most importantly, find what YOU like to do! Comparison is the thief of joy, that's totally true. What one simmer likes to do, you might hate. For me, decorating is like pulling teeth. I'll do it every once in a while, but I mostly find builds from other amazing builders. I also don't really care much for challenges and like to create stories with my sims. The point is, we all have our thing. But it's important to experiment and find what your thing is. I happen to really like the actor career, which a lot of people don't find enjoyable. So don't let others opinions impact what you have fun with. Of course, if my advice works for you then I'm happy but if not, there's no love lost. Do what makes you happy!
Well, that's all I've got. I can definitely make some follow-up posts if my tips change or I discover something new. But for now, I hope this post helps or gives you some ideas!
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hi! do you have any tips for making good quality screenshots in ts4?
Hi! Let's see what I can come up with..
LIGHTING/GRAPHICS MODS Easy to use/install, lighting mods can change the look of your game drastically with little effort! I use a few:
no-glo
no-blu
graphicsrules override
I use this camera mod too, much less drifty...
Softerhaze makes some bomb ass lighting mods too.. I just switched from twinkle toes to sunblind and I am in LOVE - gamechanger lemme tell you.. so pretty! LOOKIT!!
RESHADE I'm still using g-shade at the moment but after recent events, I'll probably end up switching back again when I can be arsed. The effects you can achieve with reshade presets are amazing tbh.. and it's real fun to mess around with and create your own! Tho lots of people have made awesome ones if that's a bit much for you. If your PC can't handle it all too well you can always just switch it off until it's time to take screenies as well.
COMPOSITION Kinda hard to explain but basically, composition is what's in your frame and how you line it all up. I'd recommend reading some photography guides to get the gist of the concept.. but honestly, the more you mess around the more you'll get the hang of it. I've always loved photography and sims screenies really aren't so different. If you use reshade there's even some templates for thirds/the golden ratio etc you can slap on top for practice. Personally I don't use 'em cos I prefer my own judgement (that sounds rlly obnoxious but we're rolling with it). I found a template to show you what I mean! (ngl I was stoked that the first screenie I thought of for being a good eg. almost perfectly fit into this golden ratio shit LOL) but let's keep in mind how long I scooted around to get a good shot of this.. pretty sure I deleted about 10 other failed shots of this but shhhh, it's trial and error!
ANGLES/FOCUS The way you take a shot and how you angle it can change the whole feel of the image. For example.. in this image I tilted down and bit and filled over two thirds of the shot with the man, he's a big character and quite an intimidating guy so I think it helps get the idea across without pointing it out (at least I think so but idk I could also be talking outta my ass)
Similarly in these two shots below.. the first with the guy on the left gives the feel that he's in control here. The "camera" is tilted above him slightly and he's all up in your face, making the woman look much smaller in comparison. BUT! If you flip around to the second image, tilt down a bit and switch the focus to her, it makes him look more insignificant and less in control. I hope this makes sense??
EDITING/PHOTOSHOP ACTIONS ETC Personally I don't use photoshop actions but there's plenty out there to do the work for you! I think Intramoon? maybe.. has made a few but idk, you guys feel free to jump in with any suggestions! You can also smooth, fix stuff, change the mood/lighting, all sorts.. my advice on this is patchy at best tbh cos I just faff around until I see what I like lmao.. which leads me on tooooooo...
FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT Lol.. but seriously! I don't know what I'm doing. I've never taken any classes or read up on much, I always just jump in and see what happens. Fuck around with reshade, fuck around with camera mods, fuck around with composition/focus, fuck around with photoshop or gimp or w/e.. just mess about for a while and have fun! I promise you'll get better.
#ts4#?#uhh what do i tag this as#tips#!?#screenie tips!?#extra#lmaooo#being asked advice is always wild cos i'm like uhhh ?? idk how i do stuff i just do it without thinking#which is annoying cos if you ever wanna replicate smth you can't remember how 😂🙈#pls take my advice lightly cos i ain't an expert nonny but ty for asking#<3
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hi this like the 3rd ask i do about your byler sims but uh yeah 🫡
anyway how do your pics looks so good? my sims look AWFUL in game and idk if it's my game or something specific you do to take screenshots with good quality?
i use reshade (version 3.0.8) and a lighting mod! having a computer able to produce good graphics will also help, but unfortunately some textures just don't load in game despite having quality turned all the way up. it typically can happen with cc that is hq.
i use these lighting mods. check out the tutorial for the sunblind one if you don't know how to specifically install lighting mods bc its not the same as any other mod. it's absolutely perfect and a NEED
and then finally, sometimes i'll just fix the pictures myself in any photo editing app lol
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do you have any beginner friendly resources for reshade/lighting mods? I love how they look but i'm not very tech savvy and unfamiliar with computer terminology so it's a bit overwhelming and i don't know where to start :x
Hi anon!
I wrote a guide called Understanding ReShade about a month ago, it tries to go through step by step exactly what ReShade is, what shaders are, what presets are, and ends with installation help, info about backups and uninstallation, and some troubleshooting tips too. Take your time to read through it, and bookmark it so you can refer back whenever you need.
As for other lighting mods, I'm guessing you mean for TS4? There are 2 main types: package mods that go in your Mods folder; and world lighting mods.
The first type are like No Blu/No Glo by luumia, or Into the Light/Out of the Dark by lotharihoe. These are package files that go in your normal Mods folder. They tweak some of the global lighting parameters. They're easy to add in or take out, just like regular mods and cc.
The second type are like Sunblind by softerhaze. These are world lighting mods. They edit each world map in the game to have a different lighting profile. To use these you have to replace the game's world files. If you make a backup of the originals, it's quick and easy to swap them in and out, but it is a bit more involved than just using a regular mod.
I hope that's helpful, anon. If you have any other questions about ReShade I'm always happy to try and help.
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"the crayon box" | 4.8 reshade preset
open the crayon box and see what vibrant colors are inside! after playing with san sequoia, i realized it could use a little more vibrance to liven it up! that's just what this preset does. vibrant colors and softer palette. this preset uses mxao so make sure edge smoothing is off! download below! by the way, when playing with any of my presets, feel free to customize them for your own gameplay. whether that's turning a feature off or intensifying one. customize it to your heart's desire!
OPTIONAL MODS: if you want your game to look just like mine, i use a variety of different visual mods: sunblind by softerhaze, ootd by lotharihoe, shadows for days by picture amoebae, cas lighting mod by northern siberia winds, & better in-game lighting by nothernsiberiawinds.
☆ wanna learn how to install reshade? i recommend this tutorial!
☆ need the download link for reshade? check it out here! i use 4.8!
☆ cinematic dof toggle key (for screenshots): ' oem
☆ TOU: don’t steal/claim this as your own, and do not put this or any of my content behind a paywall. other than that, feel free to use this however you like! tag me in your posts on tumblr!
don’t steal/claim this as your own, and do not put this or any of my content behind a paywall. other than that, feel free to use this however you like! tag me in your posts on tumblr!
@sssvitlanz @soul-finds
don’t steal/claim this as your own, and do not put this or any of my content behind a paywall. other than that, feel free to use this however you like! tag me in your posts on tumblr!
☆ download
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hi! I was the anon about editing pictures
I have reshade but mine looks so bad and I’ve never been able to find a custom reshade I’ve liked
do you have any recs for good ones or any recs for settings i can make to make my game look better?
Hello again Anon! :)
Okay, so this is what I use for my game:
SHINYBACON Pastel Dreams ReShade - I use this one as because it's perfect as is for what I want.
I have my ReShade set up with this setting, I'm not sure if this will make a difference depending on the preset you use:
RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED set to 0 in the global pre-processor definitions section in the ReShade menu.
I play on max settings but have edge smoothing turned off.
I also keep a sticky note for the ReShades I have installed with the creators notes (usually they have info on how to troubleshoot to get the preset looking just right, and what settings can be toggled on and off).
I'm not much of a ReShade expert - I sometimes play around & tweak settings until I get it looking how I like, but I just untick the effects and see what happens xD.
Other lighting stuff I use:
Sunblind Lighting Overhaul
Better In-Game Lighting Mod (Bright & Dark Saturated)
Gentle CAS lighting
Other ReShades I have used and like:
Senshi 3.0 (check out the 2.0 too as they are slightly different)
Nickname RETRO (their other presets too!)
Pixie
Anyway, I hope that's at least a little helpful!
<3
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Hi,
How are you doing?
Please I am kinda confused how to make your script mod for sunblind work. Please how do I install it for a pirated game as well.
you need to find the folder where you usually manually install the mod, the one that has your data and delta folders
copy that path and change the sims variable to that
you may need to change these as well, these are just the data and delta folders where you change the files. i don't know what your folders look like, you can send me screenshots if you need to
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DIY Makeover: Tips & Tricks From Blind Manufacturer In Calgary
Before we jump into the DIY tips, let's talk about why Sun Blinds YYC is the perfect choice for your home upgrade. We're all about providing you with fantastic custom blinds that not only enhance the look of your home. Not only that, but we care about being innovative and making our customers happy. Choose us if you want to upgrade your living space with trusty and stylish options. In this blog, we're exploring the DIY makeover scene with tips from a blinds manufacturer in Calgary.
Get set to give your space a stylish and comfy upgrade without spending too much.
DIY Tip 1: Setting the Stage with the Right Blind Style
When giving your space a makeover, start by picking the right foundation. Think about the vibe you want – classic, modern, cozy, or minimalistic. Blinds are key for your windows and can set the tone for the whole room.
At SunBlinds, we've got styles for everyone – from classic to contemporary. Like the fancy Roman shades or the sleek look of roller blinds? We've got you covered, No matter what you go for.
DIY Tip 2: Play with Patterns
Blinds don't have to be bland! SunBlinds YYC encourages you to get creative with patterns. If you want to give your space a personal touch, think about adding patterns to your blinds. No matter its stripes, polka dots, or floral designs, patterns can complement your decor or become the standout feature of the room.
DIY Tip 3: Layering for Depth
Ever thought about making your room cozier? Think about adding layers! It's not just about looks; it also helps with light and privacy. One of the secrets to achieving a professionally curated look is layering. How can you use this trick to make your room feel just right?
Blinds manufacturers in Calgary recommend combining different types of blinds or pairing blinds with curtains. This not only adds depth to your windows but also allows you to control light and privacy more effectively. Experiment with textures and materials to find the perfect combination that suits your style.
DIY Tip 4: Personalized Accessories
Go beyond just blinds in your DIY makeover—add personal touches with accessories. These little details can transform your windows into a standout feature that brings the whole room together. And when it comes to "Your Home, Your Rules" customization is key. Blinds manufacturer in Calgary understands that every home is unique, and your blinds should reflect your taste.
Whether you want motorized blinds for convenience or need a specific size to fit an unconventional window, at SunBlinds YYC, we tailor our products to meet your requirements. Embrace the power of customization to make your space truly yours.
DIY Tip 5: Colour Palette
Now that you've selected your blinds, let's dive into colours. We understand how crucial colours are for a room, and we've got a variety for you. Whether you prefer calming neutrals or bold, attention-grabbing shades, we've got them all. Just keep in mind, that the colour you pick can transform a regular room into something special.
Think of shades like beige, grey, or soft whites. They work great if you want a calm and soothing atmosphere.
Go for lively shades like deep blues, bright reds, or rich greens. These colours add vibrancy and personality to your room, ensuring it catches your guest's eye.
DIY Tip 6: Get Creative with Installation
After selecting your desired blinds, you can easily install them yourself with Calgary's blind manufacturers. With clear instructions and quality hardware, you can enjoy the satisfaction of a successful home makeover without the hassle.
Experiment with mounting heights, try installing blinds at an angle or even combine different types of blinds in the same room. Unleash your creativity and turn the installation process into a design opportunity.
DIY Tip 7:Sustainability with A Green Makeover
Curious about how your home makeover can contribute to a greener planet? Time to discover eco-friendly options for a sustainable and stylish space.
In today's eco-friendly times, a blinds manufacturer in Calgary highlights the significance of going green. By using materials that are good for the environment and creating designs that save energy, choosing eco-friendly options doesn't just help the Earth but also gives your home a stylish, responsible vibe.
DIY Tip 8: Budget-Friendly Transformation
People often think that DIY projects are costly, but that's a common misunderstanding. However, a blinds manufacturer in Calgary shares their cost-effective tips for a budget-friendly makeover. From repurposing existing blinds to exploring affordable material options, transforming your space doesn't have to burn a hole in your pocket.
Takeaway Your DIY Journey Now...
Armed with insights from a blinds manufacturer in Calgary, you are now ready to embark on your DIY makeover journey. Remember, we at Sun Blinds YYC not just transforming your space; we're creating a home that reflects your personality and style.
Feel free to let your imagination run wild! Transform your living space into a canvas that beautifully narrates your distinct story. Happy DIYing!
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Add Smartness To Your Space With Automated Blinds
Why settle for the regulars when you can have an updated regular? Your window deserves the smartness you possess too. Add some smartness to your window treatment, not for others but for your soul. Feel the brilliance of aesthetics with SunBlinds's automated window blinds in Edmonton!
SunBlinds offers a wide range of shades and types of automated window blinds.
Here are some famous picks of automated blinds in Edmonton-
1. Automated Zebra Blinds
The altering sheer and solid panels of zebra blinds, when controlled remotely, the smooth slides will leave your visitors in awe. It allows light and privacy equally at the same time. Enjoy the cool spring breeze or prevent scorching heat from entering your space; zebra blinds are the most effective.
2. Automated Honeycomb Blinds
Honeycomb blinds, also known as cellular blinds, are versatile and practical window treatments. The unique design of honeycomb-shaped pockets traps air and provides excellent insulation and energy efficiency to your space. With a wide range of colors and styles, honeycomb blinds effortlessly combine functionality with aesthetic appeal. It offers privacy, light-control and helps reduce noise pollution, making it a popular choice for any home or office space when opting for an automated mechanism.
3. Automated Innowin Blinds
The most modern window blinds in Canada and an updated version of combi blinds is innowin blinds. If you wish to work in enough natural light without compromising privacy, the sheer & solid formation of this blind is apt. When tilted to the desired angle, the translucent layer paired with solid horizontal vanes allows sunlight in but keeps strange eyes out of the frame. When operated automatically, this can create a fanned look that is soft, elegant, and beautiful. You might try out such blinds for ceiling-to-floor slides.
4. Automated Roller Blinds
Last but not the least! This is the most preferred window blind in Edmonton of all time. An automated roller blind suits expansive windows, office windows, or cabins. Whether you need complete privacy or ample light, it allows all. All you need is to choose the preferred shade. You may add some drama to your space by opting for customized printed roller blinds.
Speaking of blinds, there are tons of rumours about automated window treatment. It's costly-overpriced-not for all-disturbance in the mechanism-problematic installation and whatnot. We say, Take A Pause! Let SunBlinds Inc break the myths for you.
The Common Myths Busted
Myth#1 Troublesome Mechanism
It's not like operating on a body. Right? It is as simple as you control your TV unit or sound system remotely. All it needs is timely maintenance. Consider your body, for instance; if you don't maintain yourself, you will get lethargic and eventually have trouble working. It is not at all complex as it appears. At SunBlinds, we offer sun sensor-activated automated, suitable for high-low voltage, cordless window blinds.
Myth#2 Problematic Installation
Relax! When you purchase SunBlinds, we offer a completely hassle-free installation service. Mainly any window blinds company would install the automated blinds for you. But we differ in enlightening our customers about maintaining its smooth functioning, a lifetime mechanism warranty, and a client-first approach.
Myth#3 Costly
Yes, it is slightly higher in price than the regular blinds. But it's not sky-high! You won't have to spend a fortune on automated blinds. We don't decorate our interior now and then. It's mostly a one-time purchase. To elevate your home's aesthetics with a touch of style and trend, the price is worth it. Automated blinds are also recommended by the government as it the safest window treatment of all time. Unlike corded blinds, motorized blinds eliminate the chance of your pets or kids getting strangled.
To Wrap Up
Sun Blinds Inc offers a customized window treatment for all. Our expert engineers visit your place, measure according to your requirements, share experienced suggestions if requested, and process the installation with sheer care. You may visit our website or store or call us for guidance and quotation. If you're a trend lover or simply like elegance, neither wait any longer nor look any further! Have a look at the best-automated window blinds in Edmonton from our stock.
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