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'''Mod''' is short for game modification. It is different from custom content since it is not an in-game object such as clothing or a new decorative object (though some mods use an in-game item to en- or disable modded features). Mods mainly alter gameplay values or add/change already excisting features. |
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An example of a small mod would be removing the censoring mosaic on nude [[Sim]]s or making homework complete faster. An exmaple of a big mod would be [http://www.moreawesomethanyou.com/smf/index.php/board,31.0.html Awesomemod]. |
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The inclusion of more menu items available when using [[Testingcheatsenabled]] in the more recent Sims games, has made many old mods obsolete. |
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[[Category:Game mechanics]] |
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[[Category:Custom Content]] |
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Revision as of 14:57, 20 June 2010
- Not to be confused with Custom content.
Mod is short for game modification. It is different from custom content since it is not an in-game object such as clothing or a new decorative object (though some mods use an in-game item to en- or disable modded features). Mods mainly alter gameplay values or add/change already excisting features.
An example of a small mod would be removing the censoring mosaic on nude Sims or making homework complete faster. An exmaple of a big mod would be Awesomemod.
The inclusion of more menu items available when using Testingcheatsenabled in the more recent Sims games, has made many old mods obsolete.
See also