Mod the Sims guide to CC (bunches of stuff about CC and 🎃🎃🎃🎃). packages) from a safe place! So want one of these bad boys? Also, I am going to warn you that downloading stuff can be addicting! Also always get your CC/Mods (which are the same thing since they are both. A mods folder lets you have mods in your game and some other goodies called custom content (aka CC) in. So, what a 'mod' is is a modification to the game. All you will need (well except the Sims 3 and the Sims 3 Pets expansion pack, but that's pretty obvious) to begin with. Sign up for a role-playing site - there are many for whatever type of pet you decide to role-play with. Website - there are many free website builders and many require no experience to run them.Įmail - Well, this is kind of obvious, but it's necessary if you are going to exchange pets with other players. Do not worry though, there are many options and you do not need any prior experience. no one wants a Great Dane to be the same size as a Dalmatian or a Baroque horse without an arched neck, right?).Įditing program - this allows you to edit in hair, fur, reins, leads, collars, et cetera, as most contests have the rule of no EA game collars. (especially sliders, as they let you make your pets as realistic as possible, e.x. Most stuff that breeders/competitors use go into your mods folder, like markings, sliders, poses, etc. This stuff can either go in your launcher or in your mods folder.
It also lets you download CC that you cannot put in your Sims launcher.Ĭustom content (aka CC) - this is very important if you want your animals to look as realistic as possible. Mods folder - this is a testy subject that some Simmers do not like for various reasons, but I suggest it for the ability to have more than 6 pets, it makes breeding your pets a lot easier, and poses. Also, pick a world that your computer can handle well! Things can get laggy, fast!
Start a new game - the game can/will probably get big, so it's best to make a whole new one that your current families are not using.
So let's cover some beginning 'supplies' (all of these are encouraged, but not necessary). Many people seem to have questions on how to do so, and there is already a guide to kennels, but I feel like a bigger and more collective guide may help the newer members. Hello, welcome to Gulliver's Guide to Breeding/Competing/Role-Playing with the Sims 3 Pets.
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