#Sims 4 lighting mods how to
#Sims 4 lighting mods mod
#Sims 4 lighting mods mods

#Sims 4 lighting mods mods

(Actually you could import it and tweak it afterwards but since I'm trying different lighting mods I wanted to change gelina's settings.) Then you import your tweaked file into Perfect Day. Just to be safe I probably wouldn't experiment on a valuable saved game but I really doubt you could hurt anything since package files don't change anything permanently with the game, at least not in my experience (unless it's a core I'm glad it's helpful! When I imported gelina's settings it kept getting dark so early and then I figured it Yes, you first need to tweak the lighting tweak to reflect the sunset time that you want. The reason you have nothing to lose is that you rename the file each time you import another one so you could try it and if you don't like it just delete it and try something else.

#Sims 4 lighting mods how to

That's not something I've tried before, but Brnwaffles says that she uses parts of other people's tweaks so I'm guessing she is importing them into her different lighting files (and maybe changing things as she likes, although I don't have any idea how to do that, I've only changed the sunrise/sunset times). You could even try importing those into Perfect Day but I have no idea if they are the same kind of file. Tweak gelina's tweak to change the setting file, then import it into Perfect Day and see if you notice any changes. You really don't have anything to lose to try it. (Actually you could import it and tweak it afterwards but since I'm trying different lighting mods I wanted to change gelina's settings.)ДЄbout your other mods, I'm curious - do they work now in conjunction with Brntwaffles Perfect Day lighting mod? Because if they do, I'm guessing they are either not included in Perfect Day to begin with OR they are over-riding Perfect Day settings. Wow, that was really nice of you! I didn't really notice that by merging the files I made the days be shorter, so it helped me Yes, you first need to tweak the lighting tweak to reflect the sunset time that you want. This file would then go in my Mods folder.ДЄnd this is how I altered gelina's lighting tweaks to change the time of the sunset. I imported the one I tweaked, where I changed the sunset time. Once that is open I press RESOURCE > IMPORT >FROM PACKAGE again and I go to the folder where I have gelina's lighting tweaks. Then I go to FILE > NEW, then RESOURCE > IMPORT > FROM PACKAGE and I open the lighting file I want to edit (in this case Brntwaffles Blue Skies and Sunshine 1.5 LP Water with chance of Aurora. It starts with s3pe already open on my desktop. This was my first time using the thing so me stumbling around with it ain't pretty. And you can ignore everything after I renamed the file. I'm not sure how helpful it will be because I didn't add captions or anything and there is no sound. OK, I downloaded an app called Bandicam and recorded a video. I'll see if I can figure out a way to take some screenshots. But if you want to try it all you need to do is to open up gelina's tweaks and change the time and then you get to keep the times you prefer.

#Sims 4 lighting mods mod

Yes, if you import gelina's lighting tweaks it replaces the sunrise/sunset times in the mod you are using.