You could put freckles in the blush category instead of eyeliner or change a handbag that was assigned to ”earrings” to “rings”, for example. But a change in this category is better suited for accessories and makeup. Note that you have to be reasonable - you can’t recategorize bottoms (”lower body”) to tops (”upper body” and expect them to still work properly… sorry! You can of course experiment with different categories. Choose a category you want the creation to be displayed in. You can still change the name and description later on though.ħ) Click on the little + next to the “clothing category” entry to reveal its options. Make sure you select the correct filetype, otherwise you might not see it!ĥ) Choose a project name (this will be the name that shows up while working with the project in TSR workshop), a unique name for your creation and if you want, a description.

Click on “Create New Project”, then “new Import”.Ĭhoose your package or sims3pack file that you want to recategorize.

Please respect the original creator’s TOUs! Do not just upload a modified version somewhere without the creator’s consent.Ģ) Start TSR Workshop.

Some CC may not be compatible with the TSR workshop if they were made with other tools.

You need to have TSR Workshop installed and have a piece of CC ready that you want to recategorize (package or sims3pack format).

Here’s some more written explanation, in case it is hard to see: I must have deleted that tutorial from my website and can’t find the pics on my harddrive anymore, so the small images must have to do for now, sorry! If you want to see bigger images, you can view the tutorial at my website! I actually don’t know a good one, so I made one myself! It just covers the basics and once you’re using TSR Workshop, you can do much more with a creation than just recategorize them, so feel free to experiment and explore :) Titosims asked me if I knew a good tutorial on how to recategorize Sims 3 content.

Sim 3 custom content