Also, you can change the category the object will appear in (e.g. These can all have a value of 0x00000000 ('no') or 0x00000001 ('yes'), and it's up to you how you would like to set them. The only other things to point out I think are some of the other settings in the XNGB, such as 'allowedinlot', 'allowedonroad' and 'removeonlotplop'. I don't actually know of any tutorials on 'hood deco I'm afraid (I sort of worked it out just by playing around in SimPE), but other than knowing where to find the GUID, it is pretty much the same as creating any other type of object. However, just to be on the safe side, and to keep things tidy, I do tend to change the GUID myself.

There is a line of thought that changing the GUID isn't necessary, since the cloned object is already given a new GUID by SimPE automatically when it is created, and since there is so little custom 'hood deco it is unlikely to conflict with any other. Also, to give a cloned 'hood deco object a new GUID, you will have to manually register the object in the SimPE GUID database, then just copy and paste the GUID into the XNGB (remembering to Commit and Save, and all that). '.'hood deco objects do have a GUID, but they aren't in quite the same place as for other objects: you'll find it under Neighborhood Object XML (XNGB) in SimPE. At this point, forgive my laziness, but I'm going to copy and paste from a PM I recently sent to someone on the same subject: The other main difference is to do with giving your new 'hood deco a GUID. One thing to be aware of is that you must set SimPE to open in 'Advanced Mode' in order to clone a 'hood deco object (go to Extra>Preferences, click 'SimPE Settings' and tick the 'Advanced Mode' box). (If any of this is unfamiliar, I'd suggest first looking at a tutorial on general object creation, such as this one). in Milkshape), and how to use SimPE to create other types of new object? In which case, it is actually quite a similar process: you follow all the same steps of cloning an existing object, importing your new mesh and texture, fixing integrity, etc. I'm assuming that you already know how to make a new mesh (e.g. You want to recolor existing meshes or create new meshes?

If anyone has experience in making neighborhood decos or if anyone can direct me towards a tutorial, I would really appreciate it.

I want to make some tower blocks or tall apartment size buildings as decorative objects. I have spent all of an hour looking for a tutorial on how to create your own neighborhood decorative objects but can't find one anywhere. I couldn't think of a more suitable place to put it. Apologies if this is in the wrong section.

Sims 2 neighborhood deco buildings