Dodie: This is packed!
Eddie: and it's mostly actual sims - but I've seen some decosims around too
Dodie: have you seen Nell? I think I owe her an apology...
Eddie: last time I saw her she was by the photo booth with Cornelius..if you know what I mean
Dodie: OK, ew! Gonna go look for her now

Silver: you've been a fantastic audience. Never seen decosims so dedicated, - @xldkx.bsky.social,not to beconfused with XL Dicks, has outdone herself! And remember why we're here tonight. PRONOUNS FOR NON-ENGLISH GAMES!! Contribute, sign, make noise!

48 1920s Deco sims so ur sims can pretend to attend horse race events!
You can download on my patreon(alwaysfree) or SFS!
Creators of the outfits have been credited in the Decos descriptions.
#showusyoursims #ts4cc #decosims #ts4

Just need to put in the decosims and I think we're ready for a wedding. @doctorsimcraft.bsky.social @surelysims.com and @syboulette.bsky.social for the CC for the tacky wedding chapel! Now I just need to decide which setting the wedding is going to be!

you can also make use of "decosims" there's a bunch out there to help you fill spaces when needed and it's easier than making a bunch of sims, unless you want them to interact in the background i recomend to use them, it's really helpful, although decosims are cc heavy so don't abuse of them either.

OK! I think the method you first suggested is correct.
What’s probably needed here is the part of the tutorial that was hard to understand.

As an example, I took a look at the DECOsims data created by StarrySimsie.
The area circled in red contains the item’s texture.

It’s necessary to merge the lute’s texture into an empty space within the DECOsims texture.
At the same time, the mesh (UV) also needs to be moved to match the texture’s position.

The reason why the lute appears pink might be related to the UV map name.