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+[Latest Pre-release](https://github.com/riperiperi/Simitone/releases/latest/) | [Download](https://github.com/riperiperi/Simitone/releases/latest/download/SimitoneWindows.zip)
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 Alternative C# Windows Frontend for The Sims 1, based off of FreeSO. http://freeso.org 
 (***REQUIRES*** a legitimate copy of The Sims: Complete Collection)
 
-Currently does not support saving, build/buy, the entire Fame carrer track and a few other important things.
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+NOTE! Currently does not support the entire Fame career track, saving on vacation and a few other important things. While all objects run, many of them have bugs that can make certain lot types unplayable. For current development progress, see [this issue.](https://github.com/riperiperi/Simitone/issues/8)
 
-*Only for Desktop Windows.* Other platforms cannot be supported.
+*Only for Desktop Windows.* Other platforms cannot be officially supported.
 
 # Purpose
 
 On modern operating systems, The Sims has a few nagging issues that make it less than playable. Simitone can be seen as a tool to improve the playability of your existing installation of The Sims. Here are some features:
 
-- Custom user interface that works at modern resolutions.
+- Playable in 3D - using a combination of models generated from the 2D sprites and created by the community.
+ - [Download the mesh pack here!](http://forum.freeso.org/forums/3d-remeshing.40/)
+- Custom user interface that works at modern resolutions. Working on a more desktop oriented interface.
 - Improved graphical performance, support for high resolutions and refresh rates.
-- Additional lighting effects.
+- Custom lighting - directional lights with smooth falloffs and shadows using generated 3D meshes.
 - *Volcanic*, a program which allows you to examine, modify and create new game objects. (from FreeSO)
 
 # Why is it called Simitone?