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So I’ve had a few requests here and there regarding mods and custom content for The Sims 4 on Mac, now that it has finally been released. For help on switching off TS4 and Origin automatic updates please see here.įor help on extracting compressed files such as 7z and RAR please go here. Remember, you MUST remove your Mods before patching your game.

(For help on installing Mods in The Sims 3, please read itsaprilXD’s excellent guide here: ) Simmers upload and share through the gallery custom paintings and posters that your game will not treat as custom content butĪs regular game objects! These are uploaded as "Rooms" and should also be dropped in the Tray folder.Once again the fabulous itsaprilXD has written a very easy to follow guide on installing Mods on a Mac, this time for The Sims 4. you may have installed your game on a different drive. Please note that the path is indicative and depends on your system setup and your installation, i.e. Unzip your download and place everything in the above-mentioned folder. An extra SGI file is added for every additional Sim. A single Sim will have 1 TRAYITEM file, 1 HOUSEHOLDBINARY file, 2 HHI files and 1 SGI file.Rooms will have 1 TRAYITEM file, 1 ROOM file and 2 RMI files.An extra BPI file is added for every additional floor / basement. Single store lots will have 1 TRAYITEM file, 1 BLUEPRINT file and 4 BPI files.There is more than one file for each lot, room, or Sim. C:\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\Tray *.You may organize your downloads in subfolders, going more than one level deep, but I wouldn't suggest going way too deep or creating way too many subfolders as this can get chaotic as well.Ĭonsider it a good practice to remove all mods and custom content before updating your game.įurther to the above, to install Lots, Rooms ** and Sims, you need to copy all the extracted files in the games tray: C:\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\Mods *.To install the custom content, you need to copy the package files (uncompressed) in the Mods folder. It's the Simmers' responsibility to safeguard their property (PC and/or software, game). It's the Simmers' choice to use / install custom content or not. While modding and sharing are common practices in the Simmers world, you should always consider the potential risks that may derive from importing custom content in your game. Several things, from recolors to new meshes for hair, clothes, etc., can be added to the game. There are already several tools that give us the ability to create new stuff for The Sims 4.