You don't need to filter stuff if you know the filename! Just open the file with SimPE and click twice as shown:



Once you've "clicked here second," you just change the gender to 0x03 (unisex). For future reference, 0x01 is Female, 0x02 is male, 0x03 is unisex. I don't recommend doing this to anything but child and toddler clothes and maybe the OFB cook's outfit for elders.

To change the age, just click the line above the gender and change as follows:
0x01 Toddler
0x02 Child
0x04 Teen
0x40 Young Adult
0x08 Adult
0x10 Elder

You can also add them together, remembering that these are HEX numbers. YA/A is 0x48.

I was also able to make recolors of the men's NL bomber jacket that worked for Teen to Elder by setting the age to 0x5C. The women's jacket got a kind of "tucked in" effect on elder women, so that was only Teen/YA/A at 0x4C. I don't recommend doing this to anything that's not super bulky.

*blink* That'll work!

Do you know how to get that window where you have checkboxes for all those options? Or how to load up a bunch of skins so you can process the whole batch?

miros1 wrote:

...0x03 is unisex. I don't recommend doing this to anything but child and toddler clothes and maybe the OFB cook's outfit for elders...

Maybe the Llama and the Cow, too. The space suit?

Greg wrote:

Maybe the Llama and the Cow, too. The space suit?

Basically anything without visible breasts on females or severe skeletal changes, like kids.

Don't try putting an adult male top on kids. They come up with an invisible torso.... I guess the skeleton is just too different.

No, I don't know how to batch the files other than with the scanner that you killed by feeding it too many files. Not sure how to get the window with the checkboxes either, except via the scanner. I just figured out what the values were by looking at other clothes and mashed them in by hand, then checked in BodyShop. That's how I found out about the invisble torso thing.