Does a Sims 3 Period Mod Exist?

I think what you mean is the one i appreviated KW in my post. That one just scares me.

I liked this so I tried to find one, searching with the words mens* menstru/ation, men/strual, men/ses, monthlies, period, aunt flo :smiley: on MTS, NRaas, Simlogical, MATY and google; and nothing. I am a little disappointed. There is a remake of the smonaff's one I think, for Sims Medieval; and others for Sims 4.
If you know of any other commonly used words let me know, I am not that familiar with the american context.
And I hope someone else knows something.

If I knew anything about modding I'd make one myself with all the features I want, but I know NOTHING. :'(

"cleo00;c-17017246" wrote:
If I knew anything about modding I'd make one myself with all the features I want, but I know NOTHING. :'(

Knowing nothing seems to be the start of Everything. Take the first step and you might learn Everything.

"Rflong7;c-17017418" wrote:
Knowing nothing seems to be the start of Everything. Take the first step and you might learn Everything.

That's an awesome philosophy to have, no argument there.

But let's also be realistic. TS3 script modding, and this kind of thing cannot be done any other way, requires C# and .NET programming skills. I am an IT professional (or at least I've fooled my employer and myself into thinking so) but do not work in these languages and I just don't have the time to devote to learning them, thus consider myself unable to be a mod developer. Many (not all) of my colleagues at NRaas over the years have been in a similar situation. We can alpha and beta test, understand script logs, that's program output, and be helpful in other ways but not in the actual creation processes.

If the OP can program in these environments, then there are resources we can direct them to for further guidance on script mod creation.

The only TS3 mod I know of that could even work on the current patch levels that allows for this is the one "we haven't been talking about" except by its initials from the beginning. It is so unrefined programmatically though that even with most of the unwanted features switched off it destroys users' games long before they would like that to happen and it is not compatible with many NRaas mods. That's a very heavy trade-off for one feature, I'm afraid, and we can't really recommend it.

> @cleo00 said:
> Hiya,
> one of my favorite sims 2 mods was the period hack by smonaff and I have continuously been on the lookout for a mod like that for sims 3. I stumbled upon the KW mod by Oniki Kay but that was waaaaaaaaay more than I want or need. I really just need like a rehash of the sims 2 smonaff one.
>
> Does anyone know of one, or any ambitious modders want to make one for me? :)


It was my favorite tooooo! I can't find anywhere ): (only KW, but I just hate that)

None of the script/core mod developers I have ever known, and there are far fewer of them still active on TS3 than there once were, have ever been positively motivated by players begging them to produce something that requires a brand new mod. They design mods because they are interested in the effects themselves first and they have both the skill set and lots of time devoted to the task -- this isn't an easy process even for those who know how.

-- 10 realistic sims 3 mods?

"EmilieHak;c-17082801" wrote:
...-- 10 realistic sims 3 mods?

That site lists mods that are not age appropriate, outdated and will harm players' games on current patch levels, and the site is riddled with ad/malware. I would strongly suggest not obtaining mods from sources that are not safe for our games/computers.

It would take a collection of Mods like the ones I use including awesomemod with the automated school assignment override enabled in it's config file and tons of tuning in the NRaas version of story progression to get a period game like I've done in most of mine.I've got my apocalypse challenge taking place in the 16th century and it takes tons of tuning in story progression to make it more like how things were in a new world colony of that period.