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Dark and Lighter Wood Mahjong Table/Chair Sets - in Red, Blue, Emerald, and Cream
Dark and Lighter Wood Mahjong Table/Chair Sets - in Red, Blue, Emerald, and Cream
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MahjongCreamSet.jpg - width=600 height=450
MahjongDarkerWoodGreenSet.jpg - width=600 height=450
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In this set you will find elegant Mahjong Tables and matching Ming Chairs in both dark wood and lighter wood tones, in the following colors: red, emerald, cream, and blue. These sets are museum quality, and equally at home in a palace or an Asian five star hotel.
The objects will show up as recolors of the Maxis/EA Ming Chair and Mahjong Table, respectively.
In addition, I have added both a dark and lighter wood tone Lotus Ming dining table, so you can use the chairs from the sets for both playing Mahjong and for dining. The dining tables have gold inserts and carved legs, suitable for finer dining establishments.
NOTE: In order for these sets to show up and function in the game, you will need the "havelockMahjongtileoverrideMUSTUSE4ALLSETS.package" (included in the rar) in your Downloads folder. This override package MUST be used along with any and all Mahjong Tables in my sets. The override will recolor all game pieces (tiles) into gold, rather than the game default blue color. Even the original Maxis/EA Mahjong Table will have gold game pieces.
The dark wood red Mahjong Table "havelockamjoieUSE4RECOLORSredMahjongtable.package" is a recolorable clone that can be used just like a mesh, in order to make a new recolor. Any recolors made with this clone will show up in the game like a regular recolor of the original Maxis/EA Mahjong Table. You will not see a separate clone of the dark wood red Mahjong Table. It also appears like a normal recolor, in the game.
A special note for those who wish to recolor the Mahjong Table:
The Mahjong Table is an extremely difficult object to customize. Hardly anyone has successfully recolored or cloned the Mahjong Table, because it presents so many problems.
I was unaware of that, when I took on this project, but I found out very quickly: The object had no ability to be recolored in the normal way. Then I got a tree parameter error when I cloned it. Once Inge and Echo helped me learn about self-referencing objects, and the error problem was solved (deep breath), the game pieces wouldn't take a recolor.
Havelock and Echo explained I needed three accessory packages cloned in order to recolor game pieces (another deep breath) but even after I succeeded at that, the shuffled game pieces were using a different process and were still not recolored.
I was in over my head, and floundering. But Havelock came to the rescue, by creating a very advanced game pieces (tile) override package to give me gold game pieces (tiles) and a Mahjong Table clone that is actually recolorable. *Thank you, Havelock!!*
So, because of Havelock (and Numenor for the CEP, as well as Quaxi et al, for SimPE), it is now possible for anyone to recolor the Mahjong Table, with ease.
Oh, I almost forgot: If you do recolor, you must include the override package along with your recolor, so that your recolor can have the gold game pieces (tiles). If you put your object on MTSi2, credit Havelock for the override. And please also credit Havelock for making the Mahjong Table a recolorable object.
If you put your object on another site, then please link back to this set, so people can download the override from MTSi2.
You can use my textures, with no need to credit me. They were just manipulations of Maxis/EA textures, for the most part, anyway. Happy recoloring!
Additional Credits:
A special huge *Thank You* to Havelock, for making the gold game pieces (tile) override, just for me; and also for making my mahjong table clone into a recolorable object. And I want to thank Havelock for all the time spent writing back and forth with me in the MTSi2 Object Creation Forum. I learned a lot!
I also want to thank Inge for telling me about self-referencing objects; and Echo for giving me the link to the tutorial, and explaining about accessory packages.
And, of course, a heartfelt thank you to Numenor for the CEP, and to Quaxi, et al, for SimPE.
I would never have been able to make this set without all the help from MTSi2 Object Creation Forum. I'm so glad you all are here .... :D
The objects will show up as recolors of the Maxis/EA Ming Chair and Mahjong Table, respectively.
In addition, I have added both a dark and lighter wood tone Lotus Ming dining table, so you can use the chairs from the sets for both playing Mahjong and for dining. The dining tables have gold inserts and carved legs, suitable for finer dining establishments.
NOTE: In order for these sets to show up and function in the game, you will need the "havelockMahjongtileoverrideMUSTUSE4ALLSETS.package" (included in the rar) in your Downloads folder. This override package MUST be used along with any and all Mahjong Tables in my sets. The override will recolor all game pieces (tiles) into gold, rather than the game default blue color. Even the original Maxis/EA Mahjong Table will have gold game pieces.
The dark wood red Mahjong Table "havelockamjoieUSE4RECOLORSredMahjongtable.package" is a recolorable clone that can be used just like a mesh, in order to make a new recolor. Any recolors made with this clone will show up in the game like a regular recolor of the original Maxis/EA Mahjong Table. You will not see a separate clone of the dark wood red Mahjong Table. It also appears like a normal recolor, in the game.
A special note for those who wish to recolor the Mahjong Table:
The Mahjong Table is an extremely difficult object to customize. Hardly anyone has successfully recolored or cloned the Mahjong Table, because it presents so many problems.
I was unaware of that, when I took on this project, but I found out very quickly: The object had no ability to be recolored in the normal way. Then I got a tree parameter error when I cloned it. Once Inge and Echo helped me learn about self-referencing objects, and the error problem was solved (deep breath), the game pieces wouldn't take a recolor.
Havelock and Echo explained I needed three accessory packages cloned in order to recolor game pieces (another deep breath) but even after I succeeded at that, the shuffled game pieces were using a different process and were still not recolored.
I was in over my head, and floundering. But Havelock came to the rescue, by creating a very advanced game pieces (tile) override package to give me gold game pieces (tiles) and a Mahjong Table clone that is actually recolorable. *Thank you, Havelock!!*
So, because of Havelock (and Numenor for the CEP, as well as Quaxi et al, for SimPE), it is now possible for anyone to recolor the Mahjong Table, with ease.
Oh, I almost forgot: If you do recolor, you must include the override package along with your recolor, so that your recolor can have the gold game pieces (tiles). If you put your object on MTSi2, credit Havelock for the override. And please also credit Havelock for making the Mahjong Table a recolorable object.
If you put your object on another site, then please link back to this set, so people can download the override from MTSi2.
You can use my textures, with no need to credit me. They were just manipulations of Maxis/EA textures, for the most part, anyway. Happy recoloring!
Additional Credits:
A special huge *Thank You* to Havelock, for making the gold game pieces (tile) override, just for me; and also for making my mahjong table clone into a recolorable object. And I want to thank Havelock for all the time spent writing back and forth with me in the MTSi2 Object Creation Forum. I learned a lot!
I also want to thank Inge for telling me about self-referencing objects; and Echo for giving me the link to the tutorial, and explaining about accessory packages.
And, of course, a heartfelt thank you to Numenor for the CEP, and to Quaxi, et al, for SimPE.
I would never have been able to make this set without all the help from MTSi2 Object Creation Forum. I'm so glad you all are here .... :D
