Need Help to Change Default Clothes in CAS

You'd need to download Sims 4 Studio, open it up, click on Content Management > Batch Fixes > CAS> Disallow CC for Default Garment.

"Cupid;c-17064941" wrote:
You'd need to download Sims 4 Studio, open it up, click on Content Management > Batch Fixes > CAS> Disallow CC for Default Garment.

Oh wow, I didn't realize it was so simple! Haha, thank you so much!!

I had this problem too and finally found this thread to fix it! Thank you so much!

That's pretty much it. You installed a mod that changed it. It's better to search for and remove the mod, but Cupid's method is much easier. Problem is, it will leave you with a useless mod. Won't hurt anything, but personally, I don't like the idea of a mod wasting space doing nothing.

SIms 4 Studio is a lifesaver. You can edit a lot of the setting on a CC item itself. If you actually want it to be Random, you can indicate what ages it should show up on. You can change categories (because I'm sorry, CC creators, I love you, but kneelength dresses are short, not long). Some of the best CC out there doesn't have the best attention to the way it's categorized for the game, and it's really nice to have something show up where you think it should.

Lol. Yea. They're great at designing the CC, but when it comes to tagging and categorizing them, they're ALL wrong. Every last one. Every time I download new CC, I have to spend hours altering them and putting in the correct tags and categories.

"gettps;c-17934387" wrote:
Lol. Yea. They're great at designing the CC, but when it comes to tagging and categorizing them, they're ALL wrong. Every last one. Every time I download new CC, I have to spend hours altering them and putting in the correct tags and categories.

oh - and the other thing! Getting rid of all the swatches I know I'll never use. Sometimes people just have so many swatches...

@luthienrising There are a lot of them. I don't usually bother with unused swatches. Don't have time. When I go on a CC download binge, I have like a hundred to go through. Testing, making sure the meshes are all there, looking at it, tagging it (properly for EACH swatch)... takes quite a while. A hundred CC items means thousands of swatches that need to be tagged properly. Takes hours.

If I like it when its done, it goes into my merged library and I'll never have to touch it again.

Most of the tagging is just colors because for some reason ALL CC authors are apparently color-blind. But I've seen pants tagged as nighties, Shoes tagged as HATS... It's seriously weird. I have NEVER seen a single CC item properly done. And I have many thousands.