ZenRockwell ∙ Jan 11, 2013

u have out done yourself

*Bunny* ∙ Apr 2, 2012

I think I know what must have happened. If you add a re-colour file to your game before you add the mesh it requires, the game produces a default thumbnail but if you click on this default thumbnail the real outfit appears. To fix this, you can either 1. remove the relevant recolours from your game, load the game, close, re-add the re-colour and re-start the game, or 2. use a method I learned from Windkeeper: go to My Documents/EA Games/The Sims 2/Thumbnails and delete the file called CASThumbnails. This causes the game to re-generate all your thumbnails and replace the defaults with the correct thumbnails.

jamils01 ∙ Nov 28, 2011

<span style="font-family: Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: 16px;">Bunny, they are shown as everyday and formal dresses. I tried again to place them in the game. They appear as if they don't have meshes (defaults to the rust colored jacket with black tights and hiking boots), but when my Sim added the four dresses to her clothing collection, they show just fine in the game now. Thanks for checking on this.</span>