This makes the entire game experience much more interesting by giving more personality to every sim in the world you inhabit. You cannot revert any trait changes by simply removing the mod. Even after removing the mod, Sims will remain with the traits and you might need to remove them manually using console commands. Test this out on a new save file if you wanna be extra careful. One of the main issues that many Sims games have had when it comes to basic issues and not bugs is that intros are way too long and people just want to jump straight into the action.
This is true for most video games, but the Sims loves their intro screens. Thankfully the No Intro mod allows you to jump straight into the action without having to wait or watch any intro video when you first boot up the game.
The Traveler mod is the best mod that you can download if you like to have your sims constantly moving from one town to another. This free mod makes it so that whenever you move a sim from one place to another on any other map, they will not lose any of the relationships the they have.
This is great for people who like to play long legacy saves and have their sims move to different locations over time. Now the mod does edit the way things work inside the files, so if you have any other mod that greatly alters the base game file it may clash with this one and neither will work. This is amazing as it makes gameplay feel much more realistic. But it does present one key problem: it becomes incredibly difficult to locate things, people, and houses.
This mod completely overhauls the original system and makes it far more user friendly. You can create custom tags and the selection becomes much more dynamic when the entire map is in motion.
Woohooer allows you to take a much more liberal approach to dating and relationships than EA allowed in the original game. This is kind of an anything goes situation. This mod goes well with the Kinky World add-on too, and modders recommend using them together for a true and more realistic Sims 3 experience.
This mod simply replaces all of the default Sims 3 music with songs from the original Sims 1 soundtrack. This simple mod changes the way loading screens look in the game by adding new features and messages to the default ones.
In fact, the main goal of this mod is to take you through a trip that passes every single expansion pack made for Sims 3. Look at this as a loading screen replacer that will help you enjoy the original Sims 3 loading screen with features of all the other expansion packs of the game! This mod changes the list of GPUs that the game automatically sets to simplify the task of having to do so manually. Northeney looks like one of those traditional coastal US towns with a ton of cozy houses and a lighthouse.
There are many things that could be better organized, and some prices just feel a bit off and not realistic at all. A full list of changes can be found in the manual. A large change is the replacement of the default story driver with the Awesome Story Driver, which makes the results of story progression in the neighborhood far more sensible. Another addition is the ability of the player to make families "sacred", which protects them from the effects of story progression. Another major feature is "Supreme Commander", an assortment of macros to automatically control Sims' behavior.
Because of the very large number of small tweaks, there is an online configuration tool which allows users to turn individual features on or off. After the player chooses their configuration they will receive a file download, and must place the file in the same directory in which they placed AwesomeMod. AwesomeMod adds one end-user accessible trait to the game, the Stupid trait, which greatly increases the time needed to gain skills, do homework, and read books.
Stupid conflicts with Genius and Bookworm. Linux edition available on request Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I cannot accept, and the wisdom to hide the bodies of those I had to kill because they pissed me off. NEW UPDATE The mystery of bloaty, slow save files is solved: TS3 is saving every craptacular thumbnail and image and dumping it in your save file, which it then compresses, making the entire process slow and clunky.
Don't do this too often or you will instead see lots of blank thumbnails while the game regenerates them. This is not something you do every save. Asinine Airhead Posts: I'm having a bit of a problem using s3Rc. My understanding is you simply drop the files onto the s3Rc and the program does the rest, easy enough. But when I drop my saved game files onto s3Rc I get these types of save files So what am I doing wrong? Edited to correct typo error. I figured out what the tmp files were for, and I thought the compressor was creating the bad files but I'll have to recheck that and get back to you.
OK, I need help I was reading the thread about bloated save times which my game has developed. Also in that thread was a link to this tool stating that "running the save file over this tool " every once in a while would be a good thing to debloat the files. Now what? Do I run it, save it or just leave it there? Knuckleheaded Knob Posts: Click and drag your file s onto the s3rc. A black window will pop up and then disappear-- that's it.
The window may stay up for awhile, depending on how bloated the file is. Do you like this video? Play Sound. Featured The Sims 2 content creators [ ] J. Categories Websites Add category. Cancel Save.
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