This allows you to change what the Sims in your world will or will not wear, blacklisting certain items of clothing. You can also set this to only run for inactive households, so you can choose the careers yourself for certain Sims. This can also force alien disguises if you don’t want to see aliens running around.Īllows you to set the percentage of workers per life stage. The game will then follow these settings and fill careers automatically. This enables you to get rid of homeless ghosts, set default make-up options for when your Sims age up, and so on.

This particular module runs a basic clean through the game. The mod comes with many add-ons so that you can mix and match the effects you want in your game. In-game, this can be accessed by your Sims’ computer, as well as by clicking a Sim, with an extra menu bubble to indicate the Command Centre. Features include story progression, and so much more! Deaderpool updates his mod frequently, adding new options to change your game. A while ago an article was posted here about ModTheSims user Deaderpool’s Sims 4 script mod, the MC Command Centre, much like Twallan’s Master Controller mod for The Sims 3.

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