Sims 2 custom content

Hello Cindy I wanted to know if you can upload your hair folder through MegaSync since I cannot download it by other means, thank you, I would appreciate it.

Hi Sandra! I made a tutorial on how I organize my CC. I hope it helps you! Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. The Best Sims 2 custom content Sites for hair, clothing, furniture, and more!

Many amazing creators share their stuff here. LeeFish — Offers a variety of custom content and mod downloads, also home of the graphics rules maker. Mod the Sims — My favorite site for mods and Maxis match custom content. N99 Forums — Another awesome place to find Maxis match custom content.

Parsimonious — Lots of beautiful furniture, clothing, walls and floors, terrains, makeup, accessories, pretty much some of everything. Large selection. Sims 2 Default Database — Default replacements for the hideous Maxis stuff. I used this site to replace most of the awful base game clothing. The forum is updated weekly with all the newly released content scoured from around the web.

Both realistic and Maxis match styles are represented. This site has tons of beautiful objects, lots of clutter, retail and build mode sets, and sets for every room.

Highly recommended! Holy Simoly — Pages upon pages of build sets and furniture. Really great stuff here from this classic site. A few clothing items too. Doors, windows, and walls — oh my! Plus, makeup defaults these are the ones I use in my game. Retail Sims — Amazing sets for retail shops of all kinds including grocery store, liquor store, cigar shop, ice cream shop, purse shop, Pagan shop, fabric shop, and many more.

Sims2Play Archive — One of my favorite sites for awesome furniture sets and objects. Clothing Antkas Defaults — Beautifully done default replacement clothing. Most of my defaults come from here or Lottie Sims.

No updates since , but a large catalog to search through. DeeDee-Sims — Gorgeous Maxis match clothing, objects, conversions, and recolors. I adore her clothing though. Check it out. Grunge Finds — A Tumblr filled with grungy, gothic, alternative, apocalyptic or even Halloween things for your sims 2 game. Still regularly updates. Lottie Sims — Very well-done default replacement clothing. Many of my defaults come from here. Maxis Match Repository — Its purpose is to take all Maxis based custom content for The Sims 2, cut the files down to minimal size, and make them blend seamlessly with your game files.

Lots of great clothing for all ages and genders. Lots of stuff for male Sims, which we always need more of. No recent updates, but plenty there to download.

Not as much content as some of the other sites, but still worth checking out. Simcat81 — Beautiful default replacements for Maxis clothing. What the Skell — Still regularly updates with cute clothes and other objects. See also the Maxis Match Repository above. YanderePlumSims — A Tumblr featuring lots of cute clothes plus some very nice hairs, lots, and objects.

Her default hairs match the ones from Mikexx2 and the Jellybeanery. Other downloads available here too including colorful wall decor, makeup, and conversions.

Beautiful MM hairs that all match each other plus eyebrows. I have dozens of these mods in my game. Very well organized, too. Hexagonal Bipyramid — Creator of the Sims 2 Traits Project review coming to my channel soon and many other awesome mods. Lot of fixes and things that just make the game better to play.

She also has some skins and other things available. I find her LiveJournal to be better organized. Simlogical — Fantastic and creative mods for your game including a prison and school system, auto drapes, teleportation mods, money, aging, fixes, and much more. Highly recommended. Neighborhood Deco Criquette Was Here — The best Tumblr around for unique Neighborhood Deco including things like trees, fences, hedges, boats and piers, embankments, walkways, buildings, and more!

The Great Cheesecake Persona — Get skylines, place-able cliffs, and fields, barns, and more to make your neighborhoods look amazing. Great rural-themed stuff. Hello Cindy, First of all, thank you for your work. I recently came across a very intresting set of downloads: it is all the CC created by Maxis! I am going to go crazy with these sites. Hi Swifty! Yes, I absolutely do take suggestions! Justwright62 Reply. Hi Sandra, Sorry for the late reply.

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Specifically, players should create a file called Downloads in the file within the game. The Sims 2 can be found in a file called EA Games, and from there, it's easy to click and create the Downloads file. Once the player has created the Downloads file, copy the downloaded CC files into the Downloads file. While some CC content works after copying it to the Download file, sometimes another has to be installed.

This usually happens with CC with the file extension. Double click on the file to open the installation window.

A Package Installer will open, and gamers will see the name and a brief description of everything they're about to install. The next step is easy: j ust click Install. Even after the steps above, CC might not show up in the game if the player forgets to do one simple step. After adding CC and starting the game, a message will pop up saying that the player has added content into the game and that custom objects are currently enabled.

C hoose the option "enable custom content" and click OK to confirm. Next, restart The Sims 2. After that, the custom content should finally appear in the game and be usable. Check if the CC is indeed available and make sure there's not something missing. Some mods might be broken, or may not work without certain data discs the player might not have. Many CC creators also update their work regularly, so it may be necessary to download a new version of the mod if an older one no longer works.

When checking to make sure all CC works, test the more challenging mods right away. Any CC that rewrites what the game can originally do, instead of just adding extra content such as buildings, clothes, hairstyles, etc. The more complicated custom content can sometimes cause the game to crash without a save. Thus, it's better to test it right away. Before players open The Sims 2 and start using all the additional CC, there are a few extra details worth knowing.

It's also a good idea to back up the game before installing any new mods. The players should also never delete CC that they're currently using. Finally, just to make sure it's safe, it's good to run any CC through an antivirus program to make sure it won't damage the computer.