The creator/s even went through all the trouble to include highly-detailed Item Index so you can pick and choose which ones you want! (There is, of course, the Simfileshare option to download the entire Stuff Pack as a merged. Plus the items here are well-crafted and look absolutely beautiful in-game. The concept is elegant, excellent, and something Simmer’s can definitely use. The fact that this honest-to-goodness stuff pack that contains 70+ CC items, and is completely free, almost feels criminal. The Sims 4 Rustic Romance Stuff Pack by The Plumbob Tea Society But I'm not sure if that's needed, but I'm a bit paranoid.4. Personally I have a save specifically for building so that I don't accidentally mess up my save by opening it up without mods. Once your house is uploaded just turn mods on again and restart the game.

That will automatically remove the CC that was there so you won't have to look for it. At one point I had a mod that 'freed' plants from debug mode - and they all showed up as being CC even though they really weren't.Ī simple solution is to turn CC/mods off, restart the game and go into the lot you want to upload.

Usually I don't know what I added that was modded and it can be hard to identify it. What I have found is that I find it needlessly difficult to avoid something small (a wall, a recolor of a bg item or something like that). That isn't true, I have CC and have made several builds without CC even when CC has been installed. In other words, if you're in a game that has CC enabled while building, the lot is still going to show as having CC even if it doesn't. You have to actually build a lot in a game with no CC.

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