Then the biggest thing is identifying already-existing interactions, traits, and other game features that are similar to the ones you want to implement and using that code to create your own mod. This allows you to open, edit, and create mod files. Be careful if you have any other mods that extensively use or affect the university mechanics as there may be conflicts.īasically the first thing you need is Sims 4 Studio, a program that works on Mac and PC (thank goodness because I have Mac only). This mod requires the Discover University expansion to have any effect. That number is amount gained per minute of sim time, so use caution.
If you’d like to customize the rate of gain, use Sims 4 Studio to open the mod package, go to the “Buff Tuning“ file, and change the number “0.0025” to whatever you want. If you have a very thin sim who’s not gaining, try checking their weight using the MC Command Center mod (Navigate to MC CAS, Set Physique, Set Fatness to get the current value, you can also type in a whole number to set weight from here).Īs always, the game state needs to be updated (saving is the easiest way I know to do this manually) for the weight to show. Weight is measured from -100 to 100 in The Sims 4, but no changes are visible until you go above 0.
Once they leave university the effect stops but any added weight is kept. Sims will gain about 20 points of weight a week, so four semesters is enough to get a sim from 0 to 80. The effect moves pretty slowly by default (just over half the speed of Expanding Waistline), but it is in addition to any other mods/weight gain efforts by your sims during their time in school, and it affects all students on campus (NPCs too). Just finished a new mod for the Sims 4, and I’m pretty excited about it! Building on the amazing work has done, I have created a mod that causes all college students to slowly gain weight for as long as they are enrolled at a Sim university, giving them an invisible buff that functions similarly to the Expanding Waistline mod by TSF.
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