ReShade isn’t exactly a mod, but a graphics injector that works on many games. The sheer amount of variety can make modding appear to be a daunting task, so I’ve put together this list ranking all the best graphic-enhancing mods that can make your game more aesthetically pleasing.īut I’ve also dropped in a few options for the hardcore mod-enthusiasts out there too. This is generally achieved with a combination of tweaked graphic effects and updated textures in the form of custom content, either hyper-realistic or following the game’s original clay-like art style. They stay hard at work improving the game’s functionality, and more importantly, its looks. Luckily, Sims lovers in the fandom have always been a fertile breeding ground for passionate modders. They won't have the preteen trait until they are instanced in so make sure you either play the household or visit them so they can load in.Despite enjoying great popularity and still getting new content packs, The Sims 4 has been out for almost six years now.Īnd the graphics have begun to show their age despite the game’s cartoonish style slowing the process(and everyone waiting for Sims 5 details). I fixed the issue with NPCs not turning into preteens. You're able to disable this notification in the Config File or through the Preteen Settings Pie menu. The startup notification also says the current mod version which makes mod support easier.
Startup Notification: I added a startup notification with a link to the discord server for support & also a link to the mods info page. You'll also be able to shrink sims down to preteen height (even works if they aren't preteens) & reset them to their normal height. Preteen Base Settings Pie Menu: This is where you'll have the option to add/remove the preteen trait. It also has a "Current Settings" interaction that lists out the current settings. Config Settings Pie menu: This allows you to change various settings such as the chance of having dry skin, Agespan length, Enabling Aging, Toggling the Startup Notification.
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