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mariefoxprice83
Seasoned Ace
7 years ago

Style Influencer career

I haven't really used this career yet. I was wondering though, can someone who knows more about it explain how the trends work? I was wondering if I could use that to encourage game-generated sims to wear Victorian themed outfits (Get Famous costumes and cc) and cut down on the modern outfits they keep wearing. I use MCCC and have tried blacklisting modern outfits when I see them and whitelisting the historical outfits worn by my created families, and then running a Dresser Clean regularly, but game-generated sims don't seem to be wearing the whitelisted outfits at all. The only time I can get the generated sims to wear the outfits I want them to is by manually changing them in Manage world, and that can be dreary work.

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  • You have to blacklist every single swatch with MCCC for it to work... I'm interested in this too, I've yet to figure out how the trending works.
  • I'm getting pretty fed up with blacklisting things to no result so I may yet try the Style Influencer job. It would work perfectly for one of my fashionable ladies and I can pretend the money is from a private income.
  • In my experience, I set 5 outfits for both male and female trends. Townies and premades occasionally wore them instead of any outfit (formal, seasonal etc) in public lots, in the very exact swatches that I created. Annoying part was that Sims from my played households were wearing them too when visiting my current household and in public lots. It often happened that 3 or 4 townies were dressed identically, while the rest preferred their good old townie style.
  • "Morkovka;c-17178114" wrote:
    In my experience, I set 5 outfits for both male and female trends. Townies and premades occasionally wore them instead of any outfit (formal, seasonal etc) in public lots, in the very exact swatches that I created. Annoying part was that Sims from my played households were wearing them too when visiting my current household and in public lots. It often happened that 3 or 4 townies were dressed identically, while the rest preferred their good old townie style.


    Thanks for your input. So if I am careful with what I choose as a trend, I might be able to make it work for my setting, up to a point?
  • "Mariefoxprice83;c-17178126" wrote:
    Thanks for your input. So if I am careful with what I choose as a trend, I might be able to make it work for my setting, up to a point?

    Yes, at least some of townies would fit in, especially if it's a park or a bar and not a pool or nightclub.
    Well, for Victorian outfits there's no risk some of them could be too revealing or inappropriate for Elders or some season I assume.
  • I will definitely give it a go. I've got 2 sims in mind who could work but I have the rest of the rotation to play out first so I'll have to wait a bit.
  • You have another option though... If you want to always use more or less the same outfits, you can copy and paste them with MCCC.
  • "SiliClone;c-17178522" wrote:
    You have another option though... If you want to always use more or less the same outfits, you can copy and paste them with MCCC.


    How can I do that?
  • MCCC dresser. Dress a Sim like you want, then go in MCCC dresser and select copy outfit. Go to the Sim you want to copy the outfit to and select paste outfit.

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