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When I found the body hair overlay by Inkyfish, it was love at first sight. Choice of different hairs, automatically matching the genetic hair of the sim, and can be applied to any skintone. There was just one problem - once you quit the lot or the game, you had to reapply the overlay every time you wanted to return to that sim. Annoying in gameplay, frustrating as hell for storytellers with a lot of male characters and extras Angry

Then Marhis came along with her fixed version, only she used a different hair. Which is fine - variety is great - but it didn't solve my problem with the original object. So, after trying unsuccessfully to figure out what was changed where to make it work properly, I decided to ask Marhis for a hand. She very nicely gave me all the info I could ever need, and now with her help I bring you:

( Fixed body hair overlays, anyone? )

Those of you who've seen me around on GOS or LJ may be familiar with my rants on the lack of alien eyes for TS3. It still baffles me how EA can let us make green-skinned sims but not give us any way to make proper aliens, and has been pretty annoying in trying to remake my favourites from TS2.

As time's gone on and more tools have been released, I finally plucked up the courage to do something about it. I found myself trawling the web for Photoshop tutorials (some of which helped a little) after finding aikea's handy guide on making replacement eyes, and much feeling my way round CTU, messing around in PS and general hair-pulling later, I've come up with these babies:

( We can haz alien eyes for Sims 3! )

Sam's Madhouse

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