In the text block on the right you should see a line that says It should show a list of text to the right like in the following pic. I found this out while looking for rugs)Ĭlick in the OBJD file line. (With certain objects, the OBJD file isn’t right under the COBJ file, but it should be very close to it. Right underneath the highlighted COBJ file, you should see a OBJD file with the same instance number. Highlight the first entry (you can actually choose any file in the list and it will get you where we’re headed) in the list and click “Go to” You should see this:Īfter you see your COBJ that you highlighted, click on the Instance column to organize the list the way we need. Your search results should look like this: Then click on “Enable Filter” and choose COBJ 0x319E4F1D from the drop down list. So you should have 0x3B0AF0D2 in your search bar. Once your “ClientFullBuild0” is open in S4PE, click “Tools” and choose “Search”Ĭopy the number that’s in quotations in your string into the top search bar. *Important! Make sure you open “ClientFullBuild0” and not “ClientDeltaBuild0,” they are easy to confuse and “ClientDeltaBuild0” comes first. Then open the “client” folder (my path looks like this C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 4\Data\Client). Choose “Open.” Within S4PE go to your program files and find the “data” folder inside the Sims4 folder. *Melbrewer helpfully suggested I add that in any browser on a Windows computer you can hit Ctrl+F and a search box will open in the browser and you can type in the name there and it will find it on the page for you.Īs we can see in this screenshot, the string for “Puppet Theater Curtain” is That way you don’t have to scroll and search forever. If you are using Google Chrome you can click on the 3 bars in the upper right corner and choose “find,” then type the name of the object and it will take you right to it. On these pages you will be able to find the string name for the object you want to recolor. *Remember that there are two pages of strings, so if you don’t find your object on the first page go to the second one and search: Make a note of it.įor this tutorial, I’ll choose “Puppet Theater Curtain” because it only has one IMG file to replace. Go into the game and find the name of the object you want to recolor. I felt like it might be easier for people to follow a tutorial w/ pics and longer explanations, so I made this to save others some of the frustration I had when I first tried to figure everything out. All of the instructions in this tutorial come from plasticbox. She guided me to this thread over at MTS. First of all, I couldn’t have figured out how to do any of this if it weren’t for melbrewer.
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