Hey! I made a small utility mod called Sim Cleanup Utility that lets you quickly send away Sims from your lot or permanently delete them from your save. Instead of removing them one by one, you can use the in-game picker to select multiple Sims at once (max 50).

Get it on:

Patreon

CurseForge

Hi! I created a small buff replacement trait. When thunderstorms happen, sims with this trait won’t become scared. They will become inspired and receive a boost to creative skills!

Available for free members on: Patreon

I was trying to find some on Pinterest lol and I found this image but can’t figure out where to find the hair.

Mostly looking for Goth, Grunge, and Vkei clothing for male sims. It's proving hard to find much especially since a lot is catered to female sims. I'd rlly love some help!

I love that one so much but want MOARRR!! Would be happy to hear any cc recs too.

Does anyone know of a savefile which has the environment in Newcrest improved/objects added to make it more realistic/interactive?

I would like to replace some/all lots with ones from different creators, but I really want it to look realistic and lived-in, with things like telephone poles, bus stops, spots where Sims can sit and chat, more trees, playgrounds where normally there's just grass, things like that.

I am not nearly experienced enough in T.O.O.L. usage to do something like that myself, so I thought I'd ask here.

I imagined something with this vibe from a previous post I made, but just about anything would help.

Thanks in advance!

[Edit: sorry for posting twice accidentally, my Reddit glitched and I thought it hadn't posted, I deleted the duplicate]

Sharing a project I've been building for a while. Honest answer to "don't mod managers already exist": they do, but each one covers a single game, and I rotate between all four Sims games. I wanted my entire mod collection, every game, in one place, so I built exactly that.

It's a desktop app that scans your Mods folder and turns it into a searchable library. Disabling a mod just adds a .disabled suffix so the game skips it, which means testing "is this mod breaking my game" no longer involves moving files to your desktop and back. It also finds your Mods folder even if Documents lives on OneDrive or another drive, and shows stats like how many mods are enabled or conflicting.

This is an early release so I fully expect bugs. Reports and feature ideas are very welcome, there's an issue tracker on the repo.

Site: https://rodrifelix99.github.io/TheSimsModManager/

Code: https://github.com/rodrifelix99/TheSimsModManager

I tried this a year ago and couldn't figure out how to do it. But the idea is to just unlock all of the normal human CAS in the werewolf form so that I can play out characters who have "evil" transformation powers. Additionally, since the human CAS werewolf form doesn't use CC, it should still work the same after the mod is uninstalled (that's just a theory though).