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Author: TugmeL | Posted Apr 30, 2010 | 24 comments

You can have this home which has a beautiful beach with this tutorial! For more information, please click ''Slades show''

Author: cazarupt | Posted Apr 25, 2010 | 23 comments

Not only can our Sims live on land, but now – on water. There are several boats available to download from various fan sites, and this tutorial is going to teach you to make your own. It requires a large amount of time and perseverance, as well as creative input. Stick to it an don’t give up, and you will turn out with some fantastic results.

Author: Per|TSR | Posted Mar 26, 2010 | 0 comments

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Author: Apple | Posted Mar 7, 2010 | 44 comments

[b]Updated Mar 23[/b] This is an updated version of the original tutorial I wrote quite a few months back. It's been updated to include the newest features of TSR Workshop, as well as a 100% collaboration with the newest tutorials here, so you can go on to create objects all the way. This tutorial is mainly a TSR Workshop guide. It doesn't teach you how to create a mesh, nor how to create the textures; that is what the other two new tutorials are for (and they're linked to in this tutorial at the right places). This guide shows you everything you need to know about the TSR Workshop program. For example showing you hwo to enable/disable new patterns, add a new colour variation, as well as broken down views of the Workshop user interface throughout.

Author: Cyclonesue | Posted Mar 5, 2010 | 24 comments

Welcome to this complete resource on Sims 3 object texturing. Ideal for both beginners who have no idea how to create a texture from scratch, right through to experts who haven't harnessed the full power of a specular or would like to make transparencies. The guide covers how to make Multipliers, Speculars, the RGB (RGBA) mask, Overlays and Stencils - no experience necessary. It will also teach you how to scale the size of your UV maps correctly using EA techniques for sizing to ensure your image sizes are no bigger than they need to be and your patterns will not be stretched or blurred. It also covers more advanced topics like editing the materials of non-recolourable objects, making wall masks for windows, doors and arches (and using the automatic wallmask generator), creating dirty-state overlays and importing them (together with easy workarounds for keeping file sizes trim), and also takes a look at sheers and transparency. The guide covers how to import all these textures into Workshop, how to set up patterns and colour variations, how to make use of some useful EA textures, and even how to export the complete pattern-made texture as a usable texture for a Sims 2 object conversion! Finally, a help section covers a myriad of frequently asked questions and explains how to use alpha channels even if your graphics program doesn't make them obviously editable! {* This tutorial teaches how to create Sims 3 DDS object textures using Workshop. It includes how to make multipliers, how to make speculars, how to make overlays and stencils, and how to make a variety of other Sims 3 textures including dirty-state overlays, non-recolourable materials, sheers, transparency, wall masks for windows and how to use the automatic wallmasks generator. It also covers how to import DDS images into Workshop, how to make texture colour variations, how to set up patterns and how to export a complete complate of a Sims texture to convert a Sims 3 texture into a Sims 2 recolour texture. *}

Author: riccinumbers | Posted Mar 5, 2010 | 61 comments

The long awaited beginner’s tutorial has arrived! This tutorial is a must for anyone wanting to learn to mesh. Beta Tested, this tutorial has already helped some create who thought they never could. This is a comprehensive guide to beginner meshing. It will walk you through the ins and outs of creating a simple mesh in Milkshape. You will create a simple table using Milkshape, map with UV Mapper Classic and you will also learn some mapping using Milkshape’s tools. This tutorial will cover some instances of TSR Workshop. You will learn how to clone the mesh in TSR Workshop and how to create sun shadows for your mesh. You will also learn how to adjust ground shadows for your new mesh. Then we will walk you through re-importing your new mesh into Workshop. Finally, at the very end is some extra mapping instruction using Milkshape that you can use to practice your newly acquired skills. Once you follow up with Cyclonesue’s Tutorial Sims 3 Object Textures, You will have a mesh you can be proud of and use in your game.

Author: sim_man123 | Posted Feb 23, 2010 | 10 comments

This tutorial will show you how to automatically create a multiplier using Blender3D (version 2.49) and export it so that it can be converted to DDS for importing into TSR Workshop. This tutorial may be updated for the revamped Blender3D v2.5 user interface once a final, stable version is released.

Author: Per|TSR | Posted Feb 2, 2010 | 20 comments

This guide describes how to download and install Custom Sims 3 Content from TSR

Author: ulker | Posted Dec 21, 2009 | 118 comments

This tutorial will teach you the basics of creating hair meshes in TSR Workshop. It won’t be an in-depth tutorial about modelling in your 3d application or drawing nice textures in your graphics editor. There are plenty of nice tutorials about those topics on the internet. I’ll just share a few tips and tricks about meshing and texturing. This tutorial will cover things like how to make a set of textures/LODs and what those things mean. So note that you must be familiar with your 3d application and graphics editor and practice a lot to create good looking hair. So let’s get started!

Author: sww | Posted Dec 21, 2009 | 6 comments

Confused on how to submit a tutorial to TSR? This tutorial tells you how!

Author: DragonQueen | Posted Dec 5, 2009 | 65 comments

This tutorial will show you, in basic steps, how to create windows looking into the swimming pool.

Author: Gosik | Posted Dec 2, 2009 | 89 comments

This tutorial will show you how to place a basement next to the swimming pool and how to place windows in the basement walls.

Author: Murano | Posted Nov 29, 2009 | 5 comments

The new version of TSR Workshop offers a great feature to autogenerate sunshadows. TSRW is the...

Author: Gosik | Posted Nov 15, 2009 | 29 comments

This tutorial will teach you the basics of creating multicolor makeup using TSR Workshop. I will be making a two color eyeshadow with an eyeliner but using this method allows you to create anything you like.

Author: aloleng | Posted Nov 7, 2009 | 52 comments

How to add an attic for Sims 3

Author: DragonQueen | Posted Nov 6, 2009 | 37 comments

Created by DragonQueen...with everlasting thanks to Abercrombie6622, LouisFx08, and o00o00o00o2009 at YouTube for showing me how it’s done.

Author: riccinumbers | Posted Oct 28, 2009 | 12 comments

Want to make plants and those dds files are confusing the heck out of you? Then this tutorial is for you!

Author: Vanilla Sim | Posted Oct 26, 2009 | 112 comments

With the public release of the TSR Workshop everyone is anxious to get busy making all sorts of custom content. But, if you’re like me and can’t mesh yet! But, still have that itch to contribute to the community with something wonderful then this tutorial might be for you.

Author: Cyclonesue | Posted Oct 23, 2009 | 27 comments

Now the dust has settled, everyone is making patterns - except you. That's because you've tried all the proper tutorials and STILL failed, but didn't like to say out loud in case everyone else pointed and laughed. Well, meet me then! I failed too, so I've written another tutorial who those of us who need every last degree explained carefully - and soon you'll be making patters too, probably using someone else's texture because you can't draw either!

Author: Angela | Posted Oct 10, 2009 | 21 comments

In this tutorial i will show you how to create a fake halfwall in your Sims3 game using the ConstrainFloorElevation Cheat. This halfwall is not really to build a house with because ceilings aren't rendered properly. You can use this for taking screenshots for upload or something simular.