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Re: [INFORMATION] Common Game Fixing Mods - Hero Approved

The Sims series wouldn't be what it is without Mods and Custom Content. A lot of people use it and that's totally fine. EA doesn't officially support mods though and you'll be using them at your own risk.

  • A mod is something that changes the game code and because of this, each and every mod needs to be checked with every new patch or they can cause issues.
  • Custom content such as clothing and hair can also become obsolete but not as often. 

For the bug forum, this means that you should

  1. Test your game without mods
  2. Remove all your mods BEFORE the patching process and only put them back if the creators says it's ok to use.

Please do NOT report anything before you have done this. There's a lot of legit issues around and EA doesn't look into errors with mods. You need to take these to the creator of the mod.

Mod Instructions

Generally useful mods/Tools

The following mods have several mechanism that can help with troubleshooting. They don't necessarily have bug fixes themselves but they can help you troubleshoot your game.

The following Tools can be of great help. Those are third party installations. They do not go into your mods folder

Known Modders that often post Bug Fixes

As I'm not always on top of all the mod fixes, this is a list of modders that often have fixes for bugs on their sites.

  • Bienchen: Tweaks and bug fixes
  • LeRoiDeTout: Often has bug fixes for LastExceptions
  • LittleMsSam: Her Bug Fix mods are all in one Download. You download them all and then put the ones you want in your game.
  • ModTheSims: Go to Site for lots of mods. Bug fixes and other stuff.
  • Simvasion: Various bug fixes
  • TwistedMexi: Various Tools to make your life easier
  • Weerbesu: Various Tools and GUI Extensions (UI Cheat Extension, More Columns in CAS)

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