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1. #WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 HOW TO#
2. #WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 INSTALL#
3. #WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 MOD#
4. #WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 SERIES#
5. #WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 WINDOWS#

This mod is an absolute necessity for any Sims 3 players who like to play through generations. AussomeDays’ Additional Entry/Exit Points for Schools

#WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 INSTALL#

Please read the install instructions carefully as this mod is not installed the same way other mods are. After testing it out myself, I saw significant improvements in gameplay and Build/Buy, but not much of a difference in CAS on my system. You do still need to have a good computer with strong specs that can handle the game to begin with and you should still have other performance-enhancing mods installed. Build/Buy, CAS, and gameplay should all see noticeable performance improvements but Lazy Duchess does caution that this mod is not a fix-all miracle potion for the game. Lazy Duchess recently released a new mod for The Sims 3 that’s meant to speed up the game and make it load things faster. This mod’s intent is more to add realism and enjoyment to the game’s story progression mechanics but it does also happen to improve stability by completely disabling the buggy default EA system altogether and replacing it with a cleaner story progression system. NRaas Story ProgressionĪnother mod that inspired the MCCC mod for The Sims 4! NRaas Story Progression disables the default EA story progression settings and replaces it with a better, more balanced, and lifelike system. For example, resetting Sims that have gotten stuck underground or some other ridiculous location or managing your unplayed households. It adds countless options to give you greater control over your Sims and your world, more for the convenience of the player than stability per se, but the mod can still be used to help keep your game running smoothly, too. If you’re familiar with Deaderpool’s MCCC mod for The Sims 4, this mod is its predecessor. This mod removes anywhere between 70-100+ abandoned cars every single night in my game. The Overwatch mod switches off all televisions and radios in the world at 3am as well as deletes any abandoned cars sitting around town. When left unchecked, all this junk can bloat your save file over time until it can’t even load anymore. This mod acts as a periodic cleanup tool that removes junk and buggy objects from your game every night at 3am. NRaas OverwatchĪnother must-have mod to keep The Sims 3 running smoothly is the Overwatch mod. The Error Trap has fixed so many problems in my Sims 3 worlds, particularly when it comes to Sims getting stuck aging or becoming trapped in an unroutable location. If it catches an error it can’t correct, it “traps” the error and logs it so your save file can still load. This mod is a life saver! It catches and attempts to correct script errors that too often corrupt your save and render it unloadable.

#WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 HOW TO#

This is probably the game’s biggest weakness but the good news is that thanks to talented modders and players who have written good tutorials on how to tweak the game files, The Sims 3 can be the enjoyable experience it was meant to be. It was unstable back in its hey day and is arguably even moreso now with modern hardware that the game no longer recognises.

However, even diehard fans of this installment can’t deny that The Sims 3 is rather… unstable.

#WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 SERIES#

Even though The Sims 3 is not my favourite of the series by a long shot, I still find myself revisiting it fairly often these days for a few of those nostalgic features I did enjoy and miss in The Sims 4, like horses, teen rebellion and milestones, and being able to invest in real estate. Check this out and let us know if it does.There’s no doubt that The Sims 3 holds some nostalgic charm for a lot of us. That "The Sims 3" folder should contain all your user files with folders with names like "Content Patch" and "Collections" and "Thumbnails".

#WHAT DO I NEED TO MODIFY MODS FOR THE SIMS 3 WINDOWS#

Open file explorer: press Windows key + E.I'm not sure why you're having issues finding it, but the location can vary depending on your version of Windows, and you don't say what version you have. This is where your Saves, Screenshots, Downloads, and Mods go. The Steam stuff is the "install files" - you should never really have any reason to mess with these. The game uses two sets of folders: "install files" and "user files". OK, it definitely does not go in the Steam folder, so you should remove the changes you made there.