This bug report Hughes-09 entry is about CAS Items in Eco Lifestyle.
I want to make sure you’re reading these, so I made some adjustments to make them more brief. I’m also including 2 images to help express my findings. So far, I’ve found over 360 color filter errors in CAS.
The reason why this is bug report is some of the items are just not loaded properly (like a clearly red shirt being labels purple). But also, it is extremely buggy to try and find colors in a systematic way in the catalogues with all of this mis-tagged items.
I’m a tenured psychology professor who teaches on color perception – and my real name is Dr. Hughes (could be a fun pun with Hues as in colors). I’m just trying to help you with my expertise so the game flows better.
Ambiguous colors seem to be behind the majority of these errors, but not all. When it comes to ambiguous colors, I know sometimes it’s preferable to split right at the color threshold (when aqua is slightly more green or slightly more blue), but I’d argue that’s not reasonable with so many thousands of items in the Sims 4. At this point, given the number of aqua and magenta items, I do think they need their own color filters.
I previously suggested a burgundy filter, but I rescind that, as the numbers for burgundy are not as high as I thought.
There are a lot of issues with purples and pinks in the game, as purple appears to be defined as anything between violet and burgundy, except for a rose pink. Pink seems to be defined as everything from a pastel lavender, magenta, rose pink, light red, to a faded orange – which is half of the color wheel in pastels. I’m switching out purple for violet and defining pink as a cerise or rose.
Ambiguous colors definitions to refer to:
- Red-Orange (scarlet, vermillion, coral, salmon, peach).
2. Orange-Yellow (gold, saffron, mango, amber).
3. Yellow-Green (chartreuse, neon, olive).
4. Green-Blue (cyan, turquoise, teal, aqua).
5. Blue-Violet (indigo, periwinkle).
6. Violet-Pink (magenta, fuchsia, lavender, orchid).
7. Pink-Red (burgundy, wine, crimson, maroon).
This bug report Hughes-09 entry is about CAS Items in Eco Lifestyle.
Orange Filter: In Female Adult Tops, the ripped sweater under a blue vest is more orange-yellow.
Yellow Filter: In Female Adult Tops, the ripped sweater under a blue vest is more orange-yellow (it shows up in both yellow and orange filters).
Green Filter: In Female Adult Bottoms, there are cargo pants with red zippers at the ankles that are green-yellow.
Green Filter: In Female Adult Outfits, there’s a button up sweater dress over puffy white sleeves that is more green-blue and needs and AQUA filter label.
Green Filter: In Female Child Outfits, there’ s a lacey tunic dress that is green-blue and needs an AQUA filter label.
Blue Filter: In Female Adult Tops, there’s a turtle neck jack with two front pockets, a red label near the right pocket, and splashes of light and dark color. This item is blue-green and needs an AQUA filter label.
Blue Filter: In Female Child Tops, there’s a ribbed turtleneck t-shirt that is blue-green and needs and AQUA label.
Blue Filter: In Male Adult Bottoms, 2 items are green-blue and need an AQUA filter label. They are shorts with a black belt and long shorts with diamond pattern stitching.
Purple Filter: In Female Child Tops, there’s a ruffled shirt with a triangular cut-away that is red-violet.
Pink Filter: In Female Adult Tops, 4 items are red-violet. These include a turtleneck jacket with two front pockets, a cropped sweater over a white shirt with black hearts, a grey and burgundy vest over a white t-shirt, and a cropped sleeveless button up shirt.
Pink Filter: In Female Adult Tops, there are 3 items that are orange. These are a cream and orange t-shirt with 3 large stiches in the right shoulder, and a sweater that is orange and white, divided by a diagonal line across the chest.
Pink Filter: In Female Adult Tops, there is a red and black short sleeved hoodie that is actually red.
Pink Filter: In Female Adult Tops, there’s an open jacket over a white fishnet bra that is violet-pink and needs a MAGENTA filter label.
Pink Filter: In Male Adult Tops, there is a jacket with square fragments all over it that is red-violet and not pink.
Pink Filter: In Female Child Tops, there’s a dark red shirt under a dark blue cardigan that is not pink at all.
Pink Filter: In Male Child Tops, there’s a dark red shirt under a dark blue cardigan that is not pink at all.
Pink Filter: In Female Toddler Tops, there’s a winter coat with three buckles that is orange and not pink.
Pink Filter: In Male Toddler Tops, there’s a winter coat with three buckles that is orange and not pink.
Pink Filter: In Female Adult Bottoms, there’s long pants with a white belt sash that are more red-violet.
Pink Filter: In Female Adult Outfits, there is a long dress with ruffles sleeves that is orange and not pink.
Pink Filter: In Female Child Outfits, there is a t-shirt dress with flowers at the bottom that is violet-pink and needs a MAGENTA filter label.
Pink Filter: In Female Child Outfits, there is a lacey tunic dress that is dark red-violet and not pink.
Pink Filter: In Female Toddler Outfits, there’s an orange overall dress with a yellow shirt under. This should be labeled as orange, not pink.
Pink Filter: In Female Toddler Outfits, there’s yellow overalls over a purple t-shirt. This should be labelled as purple and not pink.
Pink Filter: In Male Toddler Outfits, there’s yellow overalls over a purple t-shirt. This should be labelled as purple and not pink.
