Element is what I call the things that appear in the left-hand column, the Roots. Lets start with some terminology that I use when talking about different parts of the software. package file you can just drop into your Mods folder for TS4. When you are done with whatever you want to do, just klick Export Package at the top to generate a. When creating new elements you get the option to name them, if you leave it blank it will default to the the type you add. To add a new things to the mod use the Add Element and select what you wish to create (trait, aspiration, career, etc) and it will show up on the left under Roots. To remove a previously saved mod (or maybe moving them between computers) check the Mods folder in the same folder as the Constructor.exe file is located.Īfter naming it and clicking Create Mod you should see the base for a new mod. I’m not sure you can rename the whole mod later on, so be aware! So remember to use a good name since it will be in the list the next time On the starting screen will be a list of Mods you have previously created. Thing I didn’t understand the first time I ran the program was that it auto-saves, and youĬAN get back to a previously made mod after quitting the program.

I had trouble running it so make sure it has writeĪccess to the folder it is located in and that the properties forĬontent/StandardContent.dll file is unblocked ( tip from mod the sims forums that helped me getting started). Start with downloading it from Zerub’s tumbr, extracting it and locating the Constructor.exeįile to run it. It can be used as sole source when creating mods such as traits, careers, aspirations, social events, and much more, or it can be the base you build on to if it feels too limiting. This will cover the basics and getting started with The Sims 4 Mod Constructor by Zerub.

Sims 4 mod constructor