Sims will also randomly explore if you don't intervene, which is neat. Their skills and motives will change based on the activity you choose, and you can tell your Sim to 'Explore With' another character if you want to improve relations. You can send them shopping (they'll come back with new clothes), to dance classes, to local attractions, to gambling spots, to take on some part-time work, and more.

Once your Sims have visited the DMV for a license or bus pass, you can send them exploring just by clicking on them, which brings up a radial wheel of options. This mod from KawaiiStacie adds a bunch of rabbit hole actions-activities your Sims can do on their own without you following-that activate buffs or improve your Sims' relationships with those closest to them. (Image credit: Electronic Arts, Maxis / Modded by KawaiiStacie) Do keep an eye out for any dependencies your mods have, such as meshes creates by other modders that you'll also need to install. Most should just be a quick matter of copying files over. You'll need to restart your game afterwards.Īlways check out the installation instructions for any mod you download just to be sure there aren't any more additional steps. Make sure to check off 'Enable Custom Content and Mods' and 'Script Mods Allowed' depending on what you've chosen to install. Once you're in game, you'll also need to enable mods in your game settings by going to your Options menu under the Other tab. Your mods folder is located in: Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/Mods. The game should automatically have created one for you after you start up the game for the first time. To install Sims 4 mods, you can drag and drop the mod folders you've downloaded into your Sims 4 'Mods' folder. How do you install mods for The Sims 4? Luckily it's pretty simple, especially if you only want to make a couple tweaks.

Sims 4 skill mod