If a player says their game is Maxis Mix, it means they use both alpha CC and Maxis Match CC in their games. Maxis Mix: A mix between Maxis Match and alpha CC. Maxis Match CC is not as taxing on computers to run, but keep in mind, too much of any kind of CC can slow down a low-to-mid-range computer. It strives to keep the game’s original art style intact and untouched. Maxis Match CC aims for the exact opposite effect of alpha CC. Maxis Match: CC that matches the clay-like art style of the game. Most lower-end computers cannot handle a lot of alpha CC. Alpha CC aims to make the game look as true to real life as possible however, because of its high detail, it is also more taxing on your computer to render. Creators will let you know if the mesh is included or where to go to get the mesh.Īlpha: CC that is hyper realistic. If a creator says their CC is a recolour, make sure you also have the mesh for it. Creators can recolour existing Maxis content in the game, or custom meshes made by other creators. Recolour: A recolour is exactly what it sounds like. Creators will link to any separate mesh downloads you need, so follow the link to download the mesh. If a creator says that their CC requires a mesh, it means you need to download the shape of that object from somewhere else. Everything in The Sims needs both a shape (mesh) and at least one colour (texture) to show up properly in your game. Mesh: Without getting too techy, think of a mesh as the shape or skeleton of an object.
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