That framework won't help with adding hidden traits, but drop Master Controller or some other mod that adds the capability into the Modspackages folder and you'll be able to access them. Some stuff can be done through the launcher and downloads dashboard (worlds, objects, and that kind of thing), but the mod framework has to be set up before mods will work.

I started modding in Sims 2 and continued to do so for Sims 3.

Hidden – Hidden Traits that define a Sim, including temporary ones (ex. I stumbled onto this on my own, and have barely started playing around with it (it comes pre-packaged with a condition that skips most of the intro logos, which that alone is a nice benefit).Yeah, that's the stuff that needs to be done to add mods into the game. Eat three or more grilled cheese sandwiches in one sitting and the option to dedicate your life to the cheese may appear. Originally posted by:I think this also helps. Master Controller does present you with a list all the traits in the game, but if you're selecting an EP-dependent trait and do not have that EP installed, it will not be able to add the trait. I think the hidden traits have an H next to them, but the interface otherwise behaves like adding traits in CAS. I've been neck-deep in other stuff for a few months, so I'm going to have to work from memory on this, but you click on your Sim - NRaas - Master Controller - Advanced - Traits and then I think you select select Change or Add or somesuch. I use MasterController with the Cheats add-on from.

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