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thank you, permit crab!
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1366x768 uncompressed PNG files sure take up a lot of space. especially when you have 18 of them.
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badgraph1csghost
6 months ago
for context, i put all my old Sims 4 lots from MTS onto the internet archive and those 18 pngs were the kerb appeal showcase shots. not going back to MTS, they have a "not that deep" content moderation problem there.
thatwitecat
6 months ago
Have you tried using tinypng? It works pretty well for me when compressing big files
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badgraph1csghost
6 months ago
i'll look into that if i need to put huge pictures on my site, but this was just the internet archive so they can handle it. (though it's interesting how the screengrab is always 110% larger file size than the trayitem :P guess i shouldve been using jpegs all this time...)
next sims 1 page: using the photo album for storytelling.
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damian-96
6 months ago
didn't realise this was a feature in Sims 1 as well!! I used to do it all the time in Sims 2
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I just noticed you had your own button, I added it to my site. Also, thank you for the follow :)
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badgraph1csghost
6 months ago
tysm! as you can see, i'm pretty bad at updating my own neighbour wall :(
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badgraph1csghost
6 months ago
this is just the vanguard of a REALLY BIG section on the sims 1. i might even need to start another website...
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@someone using ios-- what's a good replacement for Google Maps? preferably one that doesn't analyse your habits, predict your routes, advertise to you, or train AI.
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astrossoundhell
6 months ago
well there's https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/IOS. not sure how well it works, but seems to at least know street names in my city?
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badgraph1csghost
6 months ago
i didn't know osm was available for ios. I guess i didn't look hard enough :P
of course! i appreaciate your how to use a computer guide!