Which are your favorites and why? I'll be delving into Mods for the first time soon here and this is what I'm looking for so if you can help me out.... that would be wonderful!Game StabilityMod to Remove ALL Sims from a WorldSupernatural Hybrid Mod (I really want to have my vampires be able to ensorcel people like the Genie can!)Is there a Mod that will allow you to sick your dogs on the Paparazzi and robbers? LOL I know, that's probably really reaching but I just thought I'd ask!Is anyone familiar with the Monarchy Mod and how it works?A Mod to get rid of cars?A Mod for "cheating" to set Skills.Any other Mods I should have?And while not Mod related...does anyone know which fog emmitter code is used for when your Sim transforms into a vampire after being bitten? Since I'm clearly not getting my bats and belfry I'm thinking I might try to make my own!

About Types of Mods:XML/tuning mods:The most common mod that most people will shop around for is the XML/tuning mod. It is the easiest mod to make, and so you will find multiple mods that do essentially the same thing, and change the same bit of XML/tuning code. The chances are good that one modder didn't copy the other modder. There are only a finite number of tweaks that can be done to a particular bit of code, after all.That being said, you will want to carefully read the modder's explanation of what their particular mod does, because they may have combined two modifications into one mod.Some websites, like TFM’s Naughty Sims Asylum do only XML/tuning mods. The modders on that website will try to assure that you know which of their mods will conflict with another modder's mods on that site. But since they are always creating mods, the final responsibility of preventing conflicts will still rest with you.On other sites, like Simlogical, NRAAS, and Mod The Sims, you will have to either choose the proper category for XML/tuning mods, or read each part of their respective sites to determine which kind of mod it is.The XML/tuning mods are patch level dependent, and should match your patch level unless the modder specifically says the mod does not need updating. Check both the place it was originally posted, and also any comments made after that for an indication of whether or not the mod is updated to your patch level. Some modders have a stickied post that shows what mods have or have not been fully updated to the latest patch.If you want to try your hand at learning XML/tuning modding, check out the tutorials at Mod The Sims (NRAAS also has something about this, on their site). You will need to learn the basics about using the S3PE program, which can be found at Simlogical.Override mods:Some override mods replace an EA original with a changed version. They do not change the original. They just force the game to read the changed version first, so it gets used instead. The mod may replace lighting/water/terrain in a world. Or it may replace an object, giving you a version of that object with particular changes made (like enabling the object to be recolorable, for instance). A mod may replace a feature, like giving your faeries different shaped wings.Other override mods change what shows up in CAS, or change whether an action is autonomous or not. An override mod may even allow you to view startup screens from a previous EP of your choice, even though you have ITF installed.Generally, you can only use one override mod of a particular type. You can only have one lighting mod at a time, for example. Object mods:Object mods are changes to a particular object that may give you a new object with added functions or a new object with some functions removed. The object mod may be written to give you the object in addition to the original EA object, or it may be written to override the original EA object. One example of an object mod is a piece of art that only showed one version of picture within a certain frame. The object mod unlocks three versions of a picture to be shown in that same frame. Or the original EA version had a stencil, and the object mod gives you both the stencil and stencil free versions in the same object. Or, an original EA object may not allow for recoloring, but the object mod allows you to recolor one or more parts of the object. Or it may even be an object that looks like a hand-held harp, but works like a guitar in the game.Generally, an object mod will not be patch level dependent. (On rare occasion, this is not true, however. Object mods had to be updated around the time Pets was released. You will need to check old object mods with TSR RigFix, to prevent "blue lot" corruption, which irrevocably destroys a save.) Object mods that are not also an override will usually not conflict with each other. They are separate objects that will be added to your game. But you will probably want to choose the most useful one, so your game isn't cluttered with similar objects. Non-core scripting mods:These mods change or add scripts, rather than just tweaking a tiny bit of code. They require a more in-depth knowledge of coding, and are made by advanced modders. They may add animations, as well. Scripting mods generally won't conflict with each other. But they will have to match your patch level, unless the modder says they need no change. Check both the initial place the mod was posted and also the comments section, where the modder may have said the mod needed no updating for a certain patch. Core mods:Core mods overwrite core code, which is serious code at a very deep level. They are made by very advanced modders, only. Assume core mods will conflict with other core mods unless you have been assured by the modder that their mods will not conflict with another core mod.Twallen and Pescado are the two most well known and trusted core modders. It should be noted here that Twallen abandoned his mod before the final two patches of the game. The last version of NRAAS that was written exclusively by Twalllen was made for patch level 1.63 and that patch doesn't have the changes in it required by the game once the servers go down. The last time I looked at NRAAS, they still had links to the last version of the mod that Twallen wrote, exclusively, which is compatible with patch level 1.63 only.The current version of NRAAS mods has been rewritten to match patch level 1.67, which does contain changes required once the servers go down. Be aware, however, that the NRAAS mod has been changed by a group of talented modders, and is no longer Twallen's mod, in that sense. (Had Twallen been involved, he may or may not have approved those changes. But the group of modders have made every attempt to stay true to Twallen's original vision of his mod, according to their statements on the site.)Pescado has not changed his awesome mod since May 8, 2014; however, he has yet to say that he has finalized the awesome mod, so you will still be required to download his mod, on a regular schedule, until the awesome mod is finalized. Pescado's mod requires patch 1.67 to run.The NRAAS mod isn't just a single mod, like awesome mod. Instead, NRAAS is a suite of mods, made to work together. Initially, the Twallen vision involved making a group of mods that individually modified the game (mixing and matching at will), without resorting to rewriting the core of the game. Eventually, he was forced to also make some core mods, in order to control the game and stop game errors. NOTE: Twallen's core mods do conflict with some store PC, and indeed, Twallen was very open that he did not intend to support store PC. So choosing to use Twallen's core mods means being willing to give up whatever store PC items are in conflict. From what I have read about the post-Twallen core mods, this situation has not changed. Do not be surprised if/when you run into problems.Twallen's original vision means that you will have to learn not just one mod, but many, many mods. Each one has a learning curve. Be prepared to spend a good deal of time acquainting yourself with the ins and outs of the various parts of the NRAAS suite. Read not only the description, but also the comments from other people. Invest your time wisely, and learn what you are getting before you plop it into your game. Pescado's awesome mod has changed much since the base game. What all it can do now includes so much that he no longer attempts to describe it all on his site. Instead it is all explained in the Read Me document that comes with every version of his mod. READ IT!!The only way you will learn about awesome mod is to read the Read Me document, because awesome mod works ENTIRELY in the background. You put it on your game, and forget it. In the background, it tirelessly works to fix game errors, optimize play, prevent common problems, remove irritations, etc. Awesome mod allows for configuration by the player, giving you many choices about how you want your game to play. The first way it does this is with a configuration website page that lets you toggle certain items on or off. The configuration page link is right under the link to download awesome mod, on his site. Once you open the website page, it is titled, in typical Pescado fashion More Stupid Than You. Read every line and make your choices. Then agree to let the website keep track of your choices, because you need to update the configuration whenever you redownload the awesome mod. And then click the Generate button. The configuration will be saved to your desktop or OS download folder. It is the aweconf.pkg document, and does not need to be uncompressed. Do not try to open it. Put it in the same place you put the awesome mod.The other way to configure the awesome mod is with the menu accessed through key commands within the game -- the same menu you use for testingcheatsenabled and moveobjects on. When that menu opens, type in the word help, and you will see a gazillion new options for game manipulation and modification. Well, not really that many, but there are a LOT of them. To really make the most of awesome mod, you will want to be aware of all the new commands he makes available.One other thing you need to know: Pescado has his own version of the framework that is optimized for his mod. If you got your framework from another source, verify it is also optimized for the awesome mod. The mod framework package below, that I use in my own game, has been optimized for the awesome mod, but can be used without it, as well. If you are in doubt, then download my version of the framework, to be sure.http://www.mediafire.com/download/dtidsn2sa4sd10i/Mods.rar

Katty0 wrote:Amojie I wish I had your patience!!!Where did you get the fish and minor pet no death mod? And the no spin saddle mod?What does the dragon mod tweak? Does the leaf raking one tweak how long it takes?Thank you for such informative posts!The fish and minor pet mods are at TFM’s Naughty Sims Asylum. The fish mod comes in two parts. One is for only aquariums and the other is for only fish bowls, by two different modders, so look for both. The no spin saddle mod is also at TFM’s Naughty Sims Asylum. As is the leaf mod. In fact, I have seen more than one leaf mod there, so look at all the different modders to find all the possible versions/variations until you see the one you want. They all do something a little different.The people at TFM’s Naughty Sims Asylum are very good about letting you know if their mods are working well with the latest patch or still need updating. I think everyone's mods are now updated except some by TFM, who has real life things slowing her down. She will eventually get them all updated -- she has gazillion mods, so it takes a while to do them all. The ones I use of hers have all been updated to the last patch.It is worth your while to sign up, there, and look at each modder's offerings. The site index can be somewhat confusing, but persist, because it has, by various modders, the most comprehensive listing of mods that I have ever seen, and you really need to be familiar with what is available. The dragon mod is at Mod the Sims. It does different things, depending on what you download along with the mod itself. The main thing I got it for was to make actions non-autonomous, so sims don't keep putting the dragon on the floor and losing it. It's called Dragon Valley Dragon Mods, by Margaret Pendragon. When I asked if it was working with patch 1.66, she said "It should, though I haven't played with the dragons in awhile. Store content isn't usually affected by general patches." If it was good with 1.66, then it should also be good with 1.67, because nothing changed that would affect a mod like that. But apparently she isn't going to check further, because she never answered if it is compatible with 1.67, which is the problem I have with most modders at MTS. They don't seem too eager to tell us their mods are safe with the latest patch. (Some modders there actually told me not to ask, but to assume things are working unless someone complains they aren't. What??? I think that is irresponsible modding.) At any rate, I haven't had any problems with the main dragon mod. I don't use her add-on mods that can go with it, so I can't tell you anything about them. Mod the Sims used to be the best place for mods, but I have been less pleased with them in the last year or so, primarily because they are not responsive, anymore, for the most part. Some people also have their own sites, and keep those sites updated more than they do their things at Mod the Sims. (For instance, EllaCharmed has more on her site, unless she has since added those things to Mod the Sims, and I haven't noticed, recently.) So, while I use Mod the Sims from modders that verify their mods still work with the latest patch, I no longer completely trust that site, like I used to. Sigh.

Bronwin2 wrote:Amjoie, you might want to read what The Sims Resource is saying about moding the Sims 4. As for AM I often thought about trying it, but I got confused about his installation instructions and I didn't want to put a 3rd party file in the actual Sims 3 installation files. Also I didn't like the rudness and meanness on his site. If you know of a place that has simple and updated instructions on its installation for a game patched to 1.67 I might give it a go in a new user data folder.The awesome mod and separate config file (where you made choices for what you want the mod to do) go right into Packages inside the normal Mod folder. Only the Resource.cfg inside the regular Mods folder needs to be changed, to include a couple extra lines that awesome uses. Those extra lines will have no effect on a game that isn't using awesome mod.But if you want to try awesome, just download my mod folder framework. It is already set up for awesome mod, and you won't have to change a thing. Just transfer any files you have in your current Mods folder, to the new Mods folder, and put the new Mods folder into your Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 3 folder. Then you are set to go. :)Link for a Mod folder already set up for awesome mod -- can be used without awesome mod, as well:http://www.mediafire.com/download/dtidsn2sa4sd10i/Mods.rar(But throw away the blueprints I made, if you don't want them. I left them in their for AmaraRena. The blueprints are the only extras, and everything else is just empty folders waiting for renaming, if necessary. You'll see what I mean when you open Packages inside the Mod folder.)So, nothing of the awesome mod goes into any Programs folders. That was the old way of doing things, when ANY mods needed to be installed into Programs folders. But since EA made it possible for us to use a Mods folder right inside our The Sims 3 folder, awesome mod is used like any other mod, being put right in Packages inside the Mods folder. Nothing needs to go into any Programs folders.Or are you confusing the FPS limiter with the awesome mod? The FPS limiter is totally separate, and can be used by anyone, whether they use the awesome mod, or not. The FPS limiter is put, along with its associated files, loose inside the base game folder. See my Know Your Game thread for pics and how that is installed.http://forum.thesims3.com/jforum/posts/list/766086.page

Katty0 wrote:Cinderelli What lots do you use with this? and can they go to the regular science lot? Can they work the career in the regular way if i want them to?I want this mod just want to be sure I understand it and how it works. Mini explanation:* The mod allows sims to work in 'open' workplaces, so they don't disappear inside a rabbithole.* You need the rabbitholes (or rabbithole rugs) in the world to get the option to work in that career. I found I required a Town Hall rabbithole as the mod's interactions didn't show up on the rug, but you can hide it in a basement if you like.* Once your sim is in a career, you click on the Town Hall in Live mode and choose Zerbu-->Ultimate Careers-->Enable/Disable Careers--> and then toggle the career you want enabled.* Sims in that career will automatically travel to the lot that the rabbithole is on but they do not go in the rabbithole. They will automatically start using objects appropriate to their career. See: http://zerbu.blogspot.co.uk/p/ultimate-careers-v3.html* You can choose ANY lot to be the workplace simply by clicking on the lot and choosing Zerbu, and then (something like) 'assign the career rabithole to lot'. Sims will now route to THAT lot to work.* You can toggle the career on/off at any time. (When off the sims will return to the rabbithole as usual).* You will need to build an appropriate workplace for them. I built Crumpleton with this mod in mind so it has many buildings which can be used as career workplaces. Like a bank for the business career (with computers/business planners/registers/whiteboards/etc).Iron Seagull has reviewed the mod on his Youtube channel, but bare in mind he recorded most of them with older versions of the mod so it will work slightly differently. Use the videos to get an idea of what the mod does, not as a tutorial.

NRAAS Master Controller allows you to set Sim skill levels. I have:NRAAS Master Controller and Master Controller CheatsNRAAS Cupcake Mod (allows you to keep bakery racks stocked and stocked with whatever food items you want)NRAAS Overwatch to keep Sims running smoothly. This mod will also find and reroute stuck sims.NRAAS Story Progression and Story Progression Extra. SP Extra puts map tags into your game. I use Burn Waffles lighting mod for Midnight Hollow.

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cheridunk
11 years ago
NRAAS Master Controller allows you to set Sim skill levels.

I have:
NRAAS Master Controller and Master Controller Cheats
NRAAS Cupcake Mod (allows you to keep bakery racks stocked and stocked with whatever food items you want)
NRAAS Overwatch to keep Sims running smoothly. This mod will also find and reroute stuck sims.
NRAAS Story Progression and Story Progression Extra. SP Extra puts map tags into your game.

I use Burn Waffles lighting mod for Midnight Hollow.
Luvtehgeeks
Seasoned Veteran
11 years ago
I use 40 NRaas mods including Hybrid, you'll also want Overwatch and errortrap
Hythiescrapdash
New Ace
11 years ago
Can I just congratulate you on getting this far without any mods, lol. Take my hat off to anyone who can get this game working correctly without Twallans genius.

Head over to NRASS to get his work, Overwatch is crucial and I don't know how I lived without Master controller. (Allows you to safely remove sims from the world, but also the impregnate feature is brilliant. Allows you to set skill level, traits,etc)
Relativity is another I can't do without, allows adjustment of the in game clock so your sim can get more done.

I think a supernatural hybrid mod might be available at Mod the sims, saw it mentioned on their forum, if not still worth a look around their various mods.
Those are the only 2 sites I trust for modding.
sugarsugar4
11 years ago
Okay, here goes. :)

I have a bunch of mods, mostly Nraas. (My favourites.)
Among them:

Hybrid;
Meant for the very purpose of what you said about supernatural offspring. I haven't tested it out much, because I don't overly-love raising babies in the game, but I know I got it for a Supernatural issue, & now I can't even remember what it was, so make of that what you will. :lol:

Master Controller;
Just what it sounds like. There'a a 'Total Annihialation' function for removing sims from a town. I haven't used it, (haven't had the urge :mrgreen: ), but it lives on in legend in the forums.
There's so much this thing does, I really don't even know. Some of my favourites are the CAS functions. For instance, you can set the values of the sliders to be more more extreme -to the point of ridiculousness-. I like this to make teens look more muscular, curvier, have fuller busts. Just more realistic to my experience.
This one also allows you to shift-click on a sim & eliminate them from existence. Very handy for paparazzi, repo people, social workers... 8)

Overwatch;
I downloaded this one to take care of the lag I was having in my game a couple of years ago. It was bad, with a capitol 'B'. My game was much, much, much lighter on content, (mods, CC, official EA content from the store, expansions & stuff packs), but the lag was at the point where I would click & wait between 10 & 20 seconds for the menu to pop up. After I installed this, it virtually disappeared, instantly, & went back to normal.
It cleans up so many things that happening in town, from keeping up with the dead, to resetting the living, & un-sticking sims that get glitched about town.
Those random cars that un-played sims leave about town, every sim-night get cleaned up by the mod. When I purchased Monte Vista, the nightly messages about car clean up-had stupid numbers in the hundreds every time.

You can find much more in-depth info on each one on his site, http://nraas.wikispaces.com/, all neatly arranged & technical. :mrgreen:

I wish you the best of luck with whatever mods you decide on.
Welcome down the rabbit-hole. :twisted:
:lol:
Monet11
Seasoned Ace
11 years ago
For the longest time I didn't want to use mods but once I did.... :lol:

Some of my favorites:

Shimrod's terrain replacement for Midnight Hollow

Sydserious fountain fix - which fixes the broken fountains and hot tubs except the Asian hot tub. Kissing Toast made one for that hot tub and I have it as well.

Velocitygrass's mod to unlock Showtime Rewards without simporting. Because I love Showtime.

Bluegenjutsu's no coughing mod. I can't stand to see all my sims coughing their food up.

Burnt Waffles lighting mods.

NRaas Relativity - which allows you to control the flow of time in your game. No more two hour showers.

NRaas Tempest - control the weather. I can set the temperature minumums and maximums. No more freezing spring days. I can limit the number of rainy or snowy days.

NRaas Traffic - allows some control over traffic but it will not eliminate it.

Nraas Master Controller and Story Progression. These are more complex and I haven't learned to use all their features. But I can set sims skill levels and relationships. I believe you can get rid of paparazzi with one of these but I'm not entirely sure which one.

NRaas Overwatch - it will reset stuck sims, remove excess cars and keep your game from lagging so much

I have many other mods that I use. Mostly NRaas, Shimrod, icarusallsorts - I just downloaded one to change the nectar glasses into more suitable looking glasses - Nona's superhamper so I don't have to pick up piles of laundry. And one of my favorites is the No zombie mod. But I'm thinking that one would not interest you so much. :lol:

Good luck with your mods. I've not had any trouble with them and I hope you don't either. They have really made my game much more enjoyable.

edit to add: I didn't include Cinderelli's mods because you already know about those.

2nd edit: If you go to NaughtySimsAsylum they have a section where you can ask "Does a mod exist that will do this?" They will also take requests for tuning mods so it may be you can get a mod made for you. (Don't think they could make a dog chase the paparazzi. Brilliant idea though. :D )
Cinderellimouse
Seasoned Ace
11 years ago
Hey Amara, you funny bunny! :D

Some of the BIG mods like Master Controller have a LOT of functionality and do a lot of different things. For the biggies I'd say install them one at a time in a new 'test' save and play around with them until you feel used to them. Installing a lot of mods all at once can feel overwhelming.

I'll list some of my favourites and explain what I use them for. :D

Nraas:

* Master Controller

---> I use this for switching households without going to 'edit town'. I use the advanced CAS by choosing the 'stylist' option. It also allows you to edit things like skills and career, which is very useful, especially when the game decides to make ALL your sims into sim-fu masters. :roll: :lol:

I use the integration and cheat modules.

* Consigner

---> A simple one. This lets you sell many more things at the consignment store.

* Cupcake

---> This mod is used to auto-fill the bakery stands. You can select each rack individually and toggle the auto-fill on and off, so the stands don't fill in your owned bakery, for example. You can also decide which foods will auto-spawn.

* Decensor

---> I always feel like a rude-y when I admit I use this mod! :oops: It removes the censor blur. The blur really bothers me because it's just too big and you can't see some of the nice animations because of it. :(

* Error Trap

---> I love and hate this mod in equal measure! It kind of saves your game from potentially game-breaking bugs and glitches, which is awesome. BUT it can be a bit too giddy sometimes and can spam you with notifications which gets really annoying. It's a core mod so it actually alters the game files. If you install it I believe it's hard to uninstall without upsetting your save games so use with caution and maybe read up on it thoroughly first.

* Overwatch

---> To me this is sort of similar to error trap but I definitely recommend this one! It helps the game to run much more smoothly and prevents the build-up of things that cause lag, like the accumulation of cars. It usually runs at 3 am and you get a bit of lag while it does it's thing, so I usually save right after. I used to have a lot of save fails, but since installing overwatch I rarely get them.

* Relativity

---> I ADORE this mod! It's definitely a favourite! It lets you control the speed that time passes in the game. I set it to '25' which makes it run at just over half speed. It means I don't feel rushed to do things and I can actually enjoy my sim's day. :D

* Selector

---> I basically use this mod to switch to other sims by right-clicking on them. It means I don't have to go to 'edit town' to switch households. Let me give an example of when I would use this: If I was playing a household with a broken sink, I could call over my 'handy' sim (from another household), then right-click on him to select him and direct him to fix the sink, and then switch back to my original sim. :D

That's just one example but I use this CONSTANTLY for so many different reasons.

* Tempest

---> I only recently installed this but it cleans up the 'stuck' fallen leaves in the winter.

* Traveler

---> Allows you to choose any installed world when going on vacation. You can switch between worlds without losing relationships.

I use other mods from Nraas, but those are probably my favourites. I don't use story progression (because I don't use sp anyway) but I know that one is a very popular one!

Ani's Mods

I absolutely adore Ani! I love her style of gameplay, which is fairly similar to my own, she rotates through many households and has a self-sufficient community. I recommend her let's plays for really great ideas! She also often explains how her mods work.

* Shop for Clothing Pedestal Display Mod

---> This mod gives you much more control over the shopping mannequins from Into the Future. You can set the mannequins to specific ages/genders, and set multiple outfits. It lets you set the outfits without having to own the lot. Great for stylists!

* Savvier Seller Mod

---> This mod expands the amount of things you can sell with the MH savvy seller collection and gives you much greater control over which sim owns each rug/display/register. You can sell crafted items with this! This is an absolute favourite mod of mine! It has done so much to help me play my game in the way I want to play it. :D

I definitely recommend checking out more of her mods at MTS, I use quite a few of them. :D

* Tax Collector

---> This. mod. is. awesome! It lets you add/remove households from a tax list, and then you can actually tax your sims and have that money go to a community fund. I use it for all sorts of random things. When I play my politician, any money he makes from donations gets put into the community box at city hall. I plan to use this money to improve the church. I also have a 'bank' now from which my sims can get loans, I'm just in the middle of setting this up. I recommend watching this video to get an idea how it works.

Zerbu

* Ultimate Careers

---> This mod is amazing!!! One of my top top mods! It means that your sim no longer needs to go into a rabbithole to work. I build my own open workplaces and enable the career, and my sim will go to work on that lot and use appropriate objects that improve their career performance.

I modded the mod to make it so that my sim doesn't lose work performance when not using the career related items. So I have a lot of freedom to do profession-like jobs that I think are appropriate for that sim. One of my scientists is particularly interested in oceanography, so when I play her she might go off the lot to go to a dive spot and collect fish, taking them back to the science lab. :D My politician will do a lot of networking, throwing fund raising parties, and using Ani's tax collector mod to collect tax from the town. :D

This mod has made the game what I want it to be! I made Crumpleton specifically with Zerbu's mod in mind. :D

There is a small learning curve so I recommend playing around with a test save first, until you get used to it. :D

There are quite a few other little mods I use, mostly from Mod the Sims, like the curfew remover. And of course, I have quite a collection of my own mods now! :lol:
Tiki5872
11 years ago
cherid87120 wrote:
NRAAS Master Controller allows you to set Sim skill levels.

I have:
NRAAS Master Controller and Master Controller Cheats
NRAAS Cupcake Mod (allows you to keep bakery racks stocked and stocked with whatever food items you want)
NRAAS Overwatch to keep Sims running smoothly. This mod will also find and reroute stuck sims.
NRAAS Story Progression and Story Progression Extra. SP Extra puts map tags into your game.

I use Burn Waffles lighting mod for Midnight Hollow.

Definitely these!! When it comes to must have mods, NRAAS are the ones you want!
jillbg
11 years ago
Wow... I don't know how you'd managed without Twallans genius, but once you've stepped through the doors of Nraas Industries there's no way back. :wink: And I mustn't forget to once again congratulate the modders who've taken over after Twallan... :D
I use: Overwatch, Mastercontroller (those two are musts!)
Storyprogression, Decensor (I hate the mosaics), Woohooer, Sleepfreedom, Shooless, Career... and Vector! The more the merrier as Twallans mods are totally safe!
AmaraRena
New Ace
11 years ago
Thanks so much for all the wonderful advice everyone and keep it coming! I'd also LOVE a mod that lets us re-color roofs! I NEED bright blue roofs for my Sunlit Tides revamp into Greek islands!
sherry_lynn1979
11 years ago
I don't use mods, yet... but I am probably going to start soon. Just performance enhancing mods and maybe debug enabler and traveler. Anyhow, I am bookmarking this page so I can come back and read again when I pull up my big girl pantaloons and decide on which ones to install. ;)