“Ay nako! Why would you need such a big spoon and fork? Maybe because you have a big appetite? Be careful – you might get full fast!” – original TS4 description.
A common wall decoration found in most Filipino homes, especially in dining rooms. As the original description states, it might be the culprit of why a majority of Filipinos have a huge appetite and an unquestionable love of eating food.
And by the way, masarap means delicious in Filipino.
This conversion consists the original spoon and fork with five extra variations: spoon and fork vertical, spoon only, fork only, spoon only (vertical), and fork only (vertical). Each of them have two presets, one with the original Tiki markings, and a plain one with the markings removed. The vertical versions have only a single CAStable channel, while the horizontal ones have two (spoon/fork and support). All contain similar descriptions and price (§370) from TS4, with the exception of the separated versions costing half (§185). Found in Decor>Sculptures.
Polycount info:
Spoon and Fork
hLOD: 579 vertices, 470 faces
mLOD: 392 vertices, 454 faces
Spoon and Fork (vertical)
hLOD: 415 vertices, 374 faces
mLOD: 296 vertices, 358 faces
Spoon only
hLOD: 255 vertices, 222 faces
mLOD: 161 vertices, 214 faces
Fork only
hLOD: 324 vertices, 248 faces
mLOD: 231 vertices, 240 faces
Spoon only (vertical)
hLOD: 173 vertices, 174 faces
mLOD: 113 vertices, 166 faces
Fork only (vertical)
hLOD: 242 vertices, 200 faces
mLOD: 183 vertices, 192 faces
Credits/Tools used: TSR Workshop, Sims 4 Studio, Blender, Milkshape 3D, Photoshop, s3pe, EA for the mesh (Published on: 2022-09-20 12:00:00)
