I am having trouble changing my Sim's everyday outfit via scripting. I am looking at Magic Mirror, Face painting booth, Clothing Pedestal but still I am having a lot of trouble making the sim change outfit.

ResourceKey.CreateOutfitKey("amBodyTuxedo_everyday", 0u); <- Is this a good way to generate Outfit key? I feel like this is where I am going wrong.

This part of my code won't work
if (OutfitUtils.TryGenerateSimOutfit(TuxedoEverydayResourceKey, out outfit2))
{
StyledNotification.Show(new StyledNotification.Format(" Outfit CheckPoint 2 ",
StyledNotification.NotificationStyle.kGameMessagePositive));
//OutfitUtils.TryApplyUniformToOutfit(outfit2, outfit, simDescription, "MagicMirror.Outfit", out resultOutfit)

simDescription.RemoveOutfit(outfitCategories, 0, true);
simDescription.AddOutfit(outfit2, outfitCategories, 0);

}
The try generate Sim Outfit method must be failin cause the check point 2 notification won't appear.

From what I can tell, "amBodyTuxedo_everyday" is a CAS part, not an outfit, which is why it's failing the check. You'd probably need to create a custom outfit resource using the tuxedo CASP and reference that instead. There's a tutorial here on how to do that for custom career uniforms that might be applicable.

Thank you I am looking at it. And the Gardening service mod.

@gamefreak130 so I have finally managed to add the outfit but there's a problem. Only the outfit appears lol. Head is missing, feet are missing, and the hands are white instead of red. Do you know how I can avoid this?

if (OutfitUtils.TryGenerateSimOutfit(TuxedoEverydayResourceKey, out outfit))
{

simDescription.RemoveOutfit(outfitCategories, 0, true);
simDescription.AddOutfit(outfit, outfitCategories, 0);

}


public static ResourceKey ApplyUniformToOutfit(SimOutfit source, SimOutfit uniform, SimDescription simDesc, string uniformLogName) in this method what is uniformLogName? Is it the SIMO outfit name?

It looks like you're replacing the original everyday uniform with your custom one. What you might be able to do is apply the tuxedo outfit to the everyday outfit, then generate a new outfit from that to replace the original:





I don't think it matters, as long as it's unique and you're consistent with it. It only seems to be used as a handle for caching the outfit.

@gamefreak130 thank you so much!