Eco lifestyle's effect on cc
I was just starting to wonder, but with the addition of objects being more or less flammable, or materials being more or less eco friendly, what effect do you think this will have on cc? I mean, i r...
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"Simmerville;c-17525239" wrote:"simfriend1968;c-17525210" wrote:"Simmerville;c-17525076" wrote:
Glad to see there is not reported any problems (this far) with regular cc like walls and floors. They simply lack the new info re flamability and eco-impact, which I guess we can live with. Anyone having problems with cc (that are not mods)?
I have some nice cc candles which no longer show a flame when lit since the new patch update. Mind you, these same candles never worked off the grid. (They are really old). Supposedly they do now (they seem part of the candle system and not the light system) but they neither light up or show an animated flame. I may just have to get rid of them or else hope for a batch fix from Sims Studio.
I'd consider CC candles with flame rather advanced, not the typical recolored cc. I don't know how to create such, but maybe the outcome depends on what original object they were cloned from? If you know the creator's name, there is a chance they update. I got several cc candles myself, hoping most of them will still work (did not patch yet, need to backup first, so saving it til tomorrow)
The ones I was thinking of specifically are from the Plumbob Tea Society, their Cottage set, and they are gorgeous (little candles in jars of different sizes, lanterns hanging off poles, candles with a wooden base, candles hanging off a wall, etc). They used to look really nice. Sadly they are no longer updating. The original creator must have cloned them from lights, I think because they never worked properly as candles since the IL update. They have now been recategorized somehow (they seem to be part of the candle not the light system now) but they still don't light up if there is no power. Too bad.
