Above the image it will tell you the dimensions of the bump. If you need to resize the bump just open it in your editor and make the size match the one you're replacing. If you resize it save it as a .png or as a .dds DXT5(Interpolated Alpha) with the generate mip maps box checked. If you choose .dds instead of .png this is what the save configuration should look like using Paint.NET or GIMP:
Data is copied from sims.fandom.com and arranged in table format. The Sims 4 does NOT offer additional download-able worlds or any tool for players to make custom worlds, like Create-a-World for The Sims 3.
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There are several pics of the glitch showing two selection menus for Moonwood Mill and two maps. I can travel to both of them but some lots are showing if I travel there but not if I'm on another lot. And the NPCs are there twice.
If you just started a new save and don't have this issue on an existing one, I suggest, saving the newly made sims to your library/gallery, then deleting the save game, deleting all your cache files and repair the game. Then just start a new save.
Two moonwood mill worlds in my maps? Using first one listed and seems to be working okay, was able to download a lot off gallery and place it in the world along with a household. Tried clicking on the second one and it started buffering so I just restarted the game before it could freeze and to see if second world would go away. Still there. Duplicates of households that came with werewolf pack as well. Deleted the duplicates but now I can't click on the hideouts ?
Ok I fixed it after you repair your game delete your sims 4 folder in your documents folder after you drag out these following folders of course saves, Mods, screenshots and Tray files. Then restart your game. The extra Moonwood Mill world will be gone. It also might work without repairing your game. After your restart close your game and add your folders back in. ??
In a digital age, an endless amount of data is available at the tap of a screen. That accessibility allows Doug Sims to keep all 482 of Infrastructure and Sustainability's (I&S) maps up to date for the Georgia Tech community.
Hello survivors, I've been wanting to start this project for a while now, I'm a big fan of the classic sims and like many players in this community, I've been curious to see these two games combined.
My goal with this project is to recreate the most iconic sims neighborhoods, only using base objects from the current game, I will not use custom textures, I will also take some creative liberties to be able to better adapt the structures, as well as furnish the empty buildings.
I will try to join all the zones together to make it a complete sims neighborhood map, if you would like to help me with the constructions you can write me or also contact me on my Discord server.
Show caption HideParticle beam interaction using ToF-SIMS. Incident particles bombard the surface liberating single ions (+/-) and molecular compounds. DetailsToF-SIMS uses a focused, pulsed particle beam (typically Cs or Ga) to dislodge chemical species on a materials surface. Particles produced closer to the site of impact tend to be dissociated ions (positive or negative). Secondary particles generated farther from the impact site tend to be molecular compounds, typically fragments of much larger organic macromolecules. The particles are then accelerated into a flight path on their way towards a detector. Because it is possible to measure the "time-of-flight" of the particles from the time of impact to detector on a scale of nano-seconds, it is possible to produce a mass resolution as fine as 0.00X atomic mass units (i.e. one part in a thousand of the mass of a proton). Under typical operating conditions, the results of ToF-SIMS analysis include: a mass spectrum that surveys all atomic masses over a range of 0-10,000 amu,the rastered beam produces maps of any mass of interest on a sub-micron scale, anddepth profiles are produced by removal of surface layers by sputtering under the ion beam.ToF-SIMS is also referred to as "static" SIMS because a low primary ion current is used to "tickle" the sample surface to liberate ions, molecules and molecular clusters for analysis. In contrast, "dynamic" SIMS is the method of choice for quantitative analysis because a higher primary ion current results in a faster sputtering rate and produces a much higher ion yield. Thus, dynamic SIMS creates better counting statistics for trace elements. Organic compounds are effectively destroyed by "dynamic" SIMS, and no diagnostic information is obtained.
ToF-SIMS is widely used in material science disciplines in studies of materials such as polymers, pharmaceuticals, semi-conductors. The three main modes of data acquisition include: Show caption HideElemental maps of total ions, Na, and organic compounds on a cracked garnet with feldspar rim. Note infiltration of Na in the garnet and organic compounds along grain boundaries. DetailsElemental/Molecular Surveys;Elemental/Molecular Maps; andDepth Profiles.In principle, ToF-SIMS is applicable to any surface-mediated reaction such as: catalysis, sorption, redox, and dissolution/precipation reactions. Only recently has ToF-SIMS been applied to geologic materials. Some examples include:Organic Films on mineral grain boundariesIdentification of organic biomarkers in the rock recordCharacterization of organic macromolecures in coal depositsAnalysis of metals precipitated from magmatic fluids in seafloor hydrothermal systemsAnalysis of interplanetary dust particles
The maps below will give you some idea of how to get around, but due to the size of the lots it's impossible to coherently fit a single area on one screenshot. Circled letters show which archways lead to which areas, with the Temple marked as "T." Try to orient your own camera in the same direction as what you see in the screenshots to navigate.
Specular map, in any game that uses them, not just sims 3, serves to determine how shiny/reflective parts of an object material are. The more bright the map texture is, the more reflective corresponding part on the object will be.
This is an example of a sims 3 specular map:
Anyway, so a lot of sims, when you look at the big map, you see textures....like logos & such. I have textures I want to show on ours as well, but have no idea where to put the textures. I was told put them at about 300m. I had a friend that had a skybox on our sim at about 300-350m and i could see it on the map. So, I placed two big prims at 300m, in separate locations of course so they aren't overlapping. I can see the prims on the map now, but not the texture on them. How can I make this happen?
After playing the sims 4 for so many years, the standard maps start to get tiring to look at. And just like curating your loading screen and CAS backgrounds to fit the vibe of your gameplay, maps are a great way to customize your experience.
I have a similar question, the maps in my area are very old and got updated in bing maps too. I assumed I was going to have to wait for a world update to my area, but seeing as the buildings etc are mostly autogen, I guess just using the updated map could work?
I am totally confused about how to communicate and find my way when in Ireland. I have been experimenting with downloading maps, and I hope to just use my free downloaded maps while driving in Ireland. I'm not sure I really need a GPS. In terms of data and phone usage, is it best to get a SIM card at the Dublin airport? I may want to call locally if I have car trouble or can't find my hotels. I may want to Google something. I don't intend to stream or surf the web when I am not near Wi-Fi, so I'm not sure how much data I should get. I need seasoned advice.
Call your provider and ask to unlock your phone- explain why. This can take several weeks depending on model and manufacturer or it can generally be done by a repair shop for a low fee. Once unlocked you can buy a prepay SIM card in Ireland for 20 -30euro with substantial data allowance and use for Google maps internet searches etc. Use accomodation Wi-Fi for map and other downloads.
For GPS in Europe, I've been pretty happy with CoPilot. I use it in the US too but the European version is better. It costs $30 to download Western European maps (less, maybe free, if you just want Ireland). Other than that it's free to use. Download the app and maps into your phone at home. It needs no data, only a GPS signal, to operate. Give it an address and it will get you there. I've used Google maps but find it to be both a data and battery hog. If you drive without data and miss a turn, it won't recalculate until you turn data on - leaving you somewhat lost. I prefer Google maps' search function. I often use it to find a street address then plug that address into CoPilot.
Last summer we successfully navigated around Ireland for 3 weeks using google maps and the downloaded maps. All cell service was turned off. We did get an international plan for one of our phones (all iphone 6 on Verizon wireless) n case we needed it. We did make a few calls so this worked out for us. There was plenty of free WiFi everywher we went. Even on the car ferry across the Shannon River. This summer we are planning on gettIng the teenager in the family a SIM card with data. Poor thing. She barely survived last summer. Honestly she was fine last summer and this summer she is paying it herself. Mommy saves up for pottery and Guinness, her daughter spends her vacation money on cell service. We all have our priorities.
AT&T international roaming plan works fine - it's just kind of expensive at $10/day. A local SIM card would be much cheaper for a trip longer than a few days. If you don't want to mess with a SIM card or downloading offline maps and don't mind paying a little more, stick with AT&T.
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