This method is good in that it will automatically replace any pre-existing sims assets with the new assets, so you won't have sims walking around bald or in their underwear because you removed the hair or clothing they were already wearing.There’s just something so serene about messy hair and parted bangs. You can find ones for specific CAS assets, or you can find a creator like maushasims who creates default replacements for a ton of the assets, even converting other people's CC into default replacements. The other thing you can do, again using mods, is find a default replacement for the CAS assets you don't like. You may also wish to use this method if you want to disable specific swatches or disable the mesh when you have a recolour. This method can be used for any CAS assets, and there's another that can be used for Build & Buy assets too (you can find a tutorial for that here). After that is done, you can save the file and place it into you Mods folder and you'll find the CAS asset completely gone when you open CAS and look for it. You'll have to repeat this step with every single CAS Part in the file (so every swatch needs this done individually). Scroll down until you find the 'Part Flags' section, then deselect all the checkmarks (most important is the 'ShowinUI' one). Before saving the file, select the 'Warehouse' tab and the first CAS Part.

There's another thing you can do if you don't want to see this CAS asset ever again, meaning that it won't show up on random townies or appear in CAS. package and place it into your Mods folder and NPCs will never generate with this hair (or other CAS asset) again. Remove the checkmark from the box next to 'Allow for Random', then select the button 'Apply to All Swatches'. Select the 'Categories' tab, then scroll down to the bottom where you'll find a 'Part Flags' section. Type in a name to save your mod as (for example, yourusername-TinyLivingHairDisabler).

Click on each swatch of the CAS asset you don't like (if you have multiple CAS assets you'll have to follow these steps for each asset individually), then click 'Next'. Navigate to the specific CAS asset you don't like, you can also narrow it down with the drop down menus up the top or even text search if you know the name of the specific item (so for your example you'd select Part Type: 'Hair' and Game Pack: 'Tiny Living' to only view the hairs from Tiny Living).

Under the 'CAS' heading select the radio button marked 'Override', then press the 'CAS' button. There is a way to disable specific CAS assets, if you use mods.ĭownload Sims4Studio and run the program.

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