Put folders in your Mods Folderĭrag the MCCC folder (not the zipped one) into your Sims 4 Mods folder. That will preserve all your nice settings so you don’t have to reconfigure them every time. If you’re updating MCCC – grab the mc_settings.cfg file from your previous install and add that to this folder. Just drop those two items into the AllModules file so you only deal with one mod folder. The Whoohooer zip has only two files in it. If you click to open the new file you will see all the files inside. By default, Windows unzipper will create folders next to the zipped file. If you have an unzip program installed you might have more options. On a PC you should be able to do this by right clicking on the file and clicking “Extract All.” It’ll extract the file to a folder with the same name as the zip file. Unzip the fileįind out where you downloaded it to and unzip the file. Unless you’re using the Legacy version of Sims 4 – then you must only use version 6.6.0 – but at least you won’t have to update? 2. There’s no guarantee things will work if you’re not. Make sure you’re always using the latest version of MCCC and most up to date Sims 4. The second is MCWhoohoo and affects the pregnancy and relationships of your played sims. The first is the majority of the modules zipped together. Scroll down the page to the “Download here” section. Download at MC Command Center Deaderpool’s site. (I only have PC instructions here as I don’t own a mac anymore.) 1. It’s fairly easy to set up – but there are some steps involved. If you are more interested in how MC settings work, I’ve posted mine here. You can have just run in the background, quietly updating your unplayed families or have it be an active participant.

MC Command Center is a wonderful mod that adds story progression, disables culling, and basically allows you to tweak various settings of the game. These instructions are accurate as of May 24, 2021.

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