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Anonymous said:
Hi Criquette! I love your work and tutorials, in fact, you taught me how to make hood deco buildings light up at night! However, I'm having an issue with the transparency. The day window texture and the main building textures have a transparent gap between them even though they line up perfectly in the image program and GMND preview. Do you know what may be causing this?
Hey anon! Thank you! Iâm glad youâve managed to get your decorations light up at night. As for the gap, sometimes, if a material has âalphatest enabledâ on â1Ⲡit can interpret almost opaque (i.e. transparency at 50-70%) areas of the texture as fully transparent. Alphatest renders transparency strictly as true/false, or 1/0. I would recommend to turn alphatest off (set to â0â˛) and if you still need to have transparency in your day windows texture, make it work with âblend mode: blendâ.
@saralynnxâ said:
I'm just in total awe right now. Feverfew completely blew all of my expectations out of the water, and is a prime example of 'TS3 and TS4 could never!' I seriously feel bad for people who are no longer active in the TS2 community for missing out on this masterpiece.
Oh, thank you Sara! Well, this game can wait (iâve had a break for six years myself) and if someone decides to get back to TS2, Feverfew will be available :)
Anonymous said:
Any chances you could upload just the sc4 terrain for Feverfew?Â
Oh, dear anon. Thereâs no point in doing that. Because the unedited map for thins neighborhood looks like this:
You can still have the Vervainwort SC4 map instead, which makes definitely more sense.
Anonymous said:
Omg Iâm so sorry. I really didnât mind the look of it I just thought I did something wrong! Good to know Iâm set. Thank you for replying I know youâre being inundated with messages! Bless!
Not to worry, anon! Happy simming :)
@impassingoveryouâ said:
Had to chuckle a bit at Mr. Beanâs car. I didnât even notice it until my brother casually walked past me and pointed it out. Was that supposed to be an easter egg? :D
Well, I did show some WIP pics of this little car earlier. Not sure about an easter egg, but itâs definitely a mention :) As for the easter eggs, thereâs one and itâs not related to mr. Bean ;)
Anonymous said:
Hi, thank you for Feverfew! I don't have a computer at the moment, so I can't dowload it and wander around in it like I want to, but I already love it just from the pictures. Just curious, are there spaces/suitable terrain for beach lots in Feverfew? I have a couple of ideas for beach lots and was wondering if I can fit them into Feverview.
Hi anon! Thereâs literally one single beach lot in Feverfew and it has a pub so youâll have to make it over :)
@veetiesims2â said:
As a detail-crazy worldbuilder I really admire all the work you did on Feverfew. It's not my usual style but it reminds me so much of the village of my childhood that I think I'll adopt it as a side hood! Thanks <3
Ah, thank you Veetie! Iâm so glad that so many people see Feverfew this way. I didnât grew up in a town like this myself, but I really fell in love with small British towns and villages, so it was really something I wanted to try and recreate in-game.
Anonymous said:
This might be dramatic but I literally teared up when I opened up your neighborhood. I wish I was so detail oriented. Your screenshots did not do it justice because W O W
Ahh, thanks anon! Yes, Feverfew looks better in-game than on screenshots ^__^â
@ankapartizankanikoâ said:
Criquette, you're amazing! and your city is amazing! Thank you for a cool gift for the new year. Now I don't want to finish building my city ;)
Oh, please do finish it! :D Youâre most welcome @ankapartizankanikoâ and Happy New Year!
Anonymous said:
Hi, I saw a YouTube-video about Feverfew, and there was this river-piece neighborhood deco. Would it be possible to share that piece separately? I love Feverfew, but I play medieval, so I can not use whole hood, but that river hood deco would be perfect!
Hello anon! You can download the whole thing, take the âFeverfewHoodCCâ folder and put it into your downloads folder without installing the whole thing. All the hood decorations, including river pieces, will appear as usual under âlandmarkâ and âmiscâ submenu.
@pleasant-livesâ said:
I was watching the video review of Feverfew and I just kept thinking: I wish we had an open world in ts2! Itâs so pretty and detailed, I am amazed
Yes, an open world in TS2 would be nice. But frankly, Iâm quite satisfied with the one we have :)
Anonymous said:
2) or, e.g. is it possible to create a default replacement of impostor textures for a lot... by putting its custom textures in a separate package... which would override, upon each load of the game, those textures that game generates after each save? i've never done DRs myself so all of the above is probably nonsense, and even if it's possible it's too much work anyway... but i was mostly just wondering what your thoughts on this topic are. p.s. great worldbuilding in the Feverfew story mode! :)
Is it me, or the first bit is lost somewhere? :D Well, lot imposters work a bit different comparing to usual CC. Although thereâs still left some place for experiments and who knows, may be at some point we will be able to improve them somehow!














