Need Room for Rotational Play in Sunset Valley
I realize that not many people play the Sims 3 rotationally. At least, not many people document that type of gameplay online the way they do for the Sims 2, but I'm planning quite a big undertaking in my own personal game. I have added several families (including plans for new businesses / community lots) to Sunset Valley and plan to play them all in rotation Sims 2 style using NRAAS and other mods. However, I need room for the extra families and the expansion of descendants over time, and unfortunately there's no option to add more space via subhoods like there is in Sims 2. All that to say, does anyone have ideas / techniques (probably using create a world to modify the map I guess?) to expand Sunset Valley with more residential lots in a way that feels organic and keeps most of the premade houses intact? P.S. ~ I know it might sound like if I like Sims 2 style rotational play then I would be better off playing that game, but I love so many things about the Sims 3 like the traits, customization, and open world detail, so I feel like I could better tell my sims' stories the way I want in that game, even if it takes some tweaking to get it working the way I need it to.Besides NRaas, are there any other Story Progression Mods?
I stopped using the Story Progression mod from NRaas for two reasons. It was always in a hurry to get everyone paired up, not leaving much if any for my sim as far as taking their time in first getting to know people before jumping into a relationship. But mostly I stopped using it because of the huge lag it would cause my computer to deal with. The trouble with EA's Story Progression is that it would kill off babies and toddlers for some odd reason, or just move sims out of town and I don't want that either. Are there any other Story Progression mods out there that act more as a balance of what a Story Progression is supposed to be, but doesn't cause a drag on the computer?127Views0likes1CommentModding Tools to Check Code?
Hi! I have had interesting time going through the tuning files in The Sims 4 to see how the game works. I have even checked some game files in The Sims 2. Yet for The Sims 3, I can't find any mod tools that allows me to check the game code. I'd would really like to see what The Sims 3 code has to offer. Any options or suggestions? Any help is appreciated!Solved52Views0likes2Comments