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| Delphy's Acronym Bending Original Output Barber Shop (aka DABOOBS) | |
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| "This program allows you to create non-replacement custom hair meshes for The Sims 3. It generates entirely new hair packages that can be placed in game, and contains all possible linkages and correct file assignments - no "minimum effort" involved here!" | |
| The Sims 3 Mod Generator | |
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| "This tool allows customizing THOUSANDS of game parameters and generates a package file to be used as a "mod". (No XML editing required)" | |
| CAS Texture Unitool [BETA] by Delphy | |
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"The CAS Texture Unitool (hereafter referred to as CTU), is a tool to basically allow you to edit the CAS Part files that control which textures appear on which meshes. Using this tool, you may add new textures that appear in CAS for a specific mesh. You may also edit the pattern cutouts for those textures, the specular, the base colours, and pretty much everything possible thats available in the file." |
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| The Sims 3 Workshop by The Sims Resource | |
"The Sims 3 Workshop is a Custom Content Tool developed by The Sims Resource for use with The Sims 3. Our goal is to give artists the same level of freedom to create new content for Sims 3 as they could for Sims 2, including new objects, clothing, hair etc. The Sims 3 Workshop is being developed professionally and as such will have an EULA which will be flexible enough to protect artists work while allowing creations to be distributed via any means, be it free, donation or subscriber/pay." Currently offers a patterns plugin that automatically generates preview images among other things. |
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| Delphy's Pattern Packager by Delphy | |
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"The Pattern Packager program allows you to add new Patterns (aka items that appear in Create a Style) to your Sims 3 game. Each Pattern can have up to 4 recolourable "palettes", which are defined on the Red, Green, Blue and Alpha channels of the source image." |








