I can´t find the Sims 2 Body Shop in the Ultimate Collection

Body shop is separate unfortunately . You'll have to buy an EP to obtain it which sucks . 

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@Rang4001 wrote:

Hi. I got the Sims 2 Ultimate Collection with the "I-LOVE-THE-SIMS" code, and it´s working fine; without a problem... but then I realized I can not find the body shop to personalize skin, hair, clothes and create more detailed sims...

Since I couldn´t find it, I downloaded the body shop from internet, but when I tried to install it, it said that I already had installed a newer version with the sims 2. I looked for it again, but it was imposisible to find. I, then, installed the downloaded one, imported the new clothes and skins to the game, but, when I entered the game, they were not there.Nothing personalized at all after hours of work.

Where is the body shop? Why didn´t that one work (maybe because it was not updated, but it said it imported it)? Is there a bodyshop in the ultimate collection? If not, it would be so sad...

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@LeksziT wrote:

It's there! You just have to dig it out of the program files and create a desktop shortcut.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection\Fun with Pets\SP9\CSBin 

if you follow that route, you'll find it right there! (You might need to go through Program Files instead of Program Files(x86))

Once you find it, I'd suggest creating a shortcut (if you dont know how to do that, right click the file, then Send To -> Desktop)

Kinda annoying that you have to dig it out, because I remember that it wasn't that hard when you had the physical copies, but whatever.

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I love you.

thank you so much :D

Thank you so much!!!

:heart:

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@LeksziT wrote:

It's there! You just have to dig it out of the program files and create a desktop shortcut.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection\Fun with Pets\SP9\CSBin 

if you follow that route, you'll find it right there! (You might need to go through Program Files instead of Program Files(x86))

Once you find it, I'd suggest creating a shortcut (if you dont know how to do that, right click the file, then Send To -> Desktop)

Kinda annoying that you have to dig it out, because I remember that it wasn't that hard when you had the physical copies, but whatever.

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Thanks, I was worried I'd have to download it off a creepy unofficial site!

HOLY FREAKING JESUS!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

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@pugpugpugpugpug wrote:

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@LeksziT wrote:

It's there! You just have to dig it out of the program files and create a desktop shortcut.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection\Fun with Pets\SP9\CSBin 

if you follow that route, you'll find it right there! (You might need to go through Program Files instead of Program Files(x86))

Once you find it, I'd suggest creating a shortcut (if you dont know how to do that, right click the file, then Send To -> Desktop)

Kinda annoying that you have to dig it out, because I remember that it wasn't that hard when you had the physical copies, but whatever.

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I love you.

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Thank you!

I 

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@LeksziT wrote:

It's there! You just have to dig it out of the program files and create a desktop shortcut.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection\Fun with Pets\SP9\CSBin 

if you follow that route, you'll find it right there! (You might need to go through Program Files instead of Program Files(x86))

Once you find it, I'd suggest creating a shortcut (if you dont know how to do that, right click the file, then Send To -> Desktop)

Kinda annoying that you have to dig it out, because I remember that it wasn't that hard when you had the physical copies, but whatever.

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When I double-clicked TS2BodyShop.exe Nothing happend. Then I checked my Task Manager and saw it was using the Disk Drive a lot. Why is this?

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@LeksziT wrote:

It's there! You just have to dig it out of the program files and create a desktop shortcut.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection\Fun with Pets\SP9\CSBin 

if you follow that route, you'll find it right there! (You might need to go through Program Files instead of Program Files(x86))

Once you find it, I'd suggest creating a shortcut (if you dont know how to do that, right click the file, then Send To -> Desktop)

Kinda annoying that you have to dig it out, because I remember that it wasn't that hard when you had the physical copies, but whatever.

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That doesn't work for me. I installed my game on my d drive too. I went to the file location but Body Shop won't open. It wont open via shortcut or even straight from the the folder it's in. Help? :/