Just received that
 :roll:  
http://www.woodforsims.de/html/org_nof-english.html

Does it still work with seasons?

Well, I am French, and I don't understand much, except there's a price for each set and your code lasts only 24 hours, or a subscription to the magazine which lasts 3 days. A bargain!

I read it as We've had complaints and it is our way of dealing with them.

As a comment on the Spring contest:

Thank you to everyone who participated in this showcase. We understand that many submissions contained pieces of custom content that were created by other Simmers. This custom content is greatly appreciated and we thank our Simmers for providing such wonderful creations.

Whatever could that mean?  :lol:

What I meant by changing skins and eyes is that it did that genetically in that click.
And I had to change a whole bunch of sims after culling skins and eyes. I avoided the dreadful "no eye colour except the one painted on the skin syndrome".Which can be inherited. That would solve your problem, Carissa.
I have nice defaults, but I like a bit of variety.
The only problem was that creators sometimes just put their names in the file name  :roll:  and so I had no idea what colour I was choosing. But plenty more put the colour in the name.

Well, I for one am interested in a crack. I like to use the most efficient tool for each task. Because I'm lazy.
With SimEnhancer I used to change skins in a click: the sim+its parents with the recessive skintone for all in a click, using a name for the skintone I wanted, without having to go search for numbers.
With the same unique click I could change their eyes, choosing from a list of names from Maxis and custom content alike.
And with that same click I could change the colour of their hair. All these changes in one page.
And it made backups in a click.
And Datgen is more efficient for binning hair. I select the bunch of hair I want to bin, throw it in the file bowser, open the tool and have them on a page with boxes waiting to be clicked according to the colour I want, checking the colours to see which ones look more brownish or reddish. If there is more than one brown, I save the first fours or fives, uncheck them and check the remaining ones and they will be saved in the same family. Then I close Datgen, and the same files that are still highlighted from the first move are ready to be transfered to Downloads.
The only thing it does not do is getting rid of unwanted ages.
Does simpe do that or just hides them?

Yeah, took me a few years to find that trick  :oops: