Mods on this page don’t currently have a set category or home but eventually will be moved. Please see specific subcategories for apartments, bedrooms, bookshelves, cars, doors, laundry, lighting, misc, moving, pools, security, stairs, walls and windows
All mods on this page are organized alphabetically by the mod creator and not name of the mod.
Use the arrows to read more about each description but clicking the mod name will redirect you to the download.
1.) Air Conditioning by Sim Logical
Works indoors only – to make it realistic. Will maintain the temperature of any Sim in the room at around the optimum. Extremely cold or hot Sims will take about an hour to reach a comfortable temperature with one unit in the room. More units in a room will change your Sims’ temperature faster. There is also a menu option to Warm Up or Cool Off which they do by going and standing under it or nearby, and works twice as fast. This option is autonomous depending on need, and in my tests all Sims decided by themselves to cool off or warm up before they collapsed. Object found under Small Electronics for §250
2.) Alarm Clock by Sim Logical
More flexibility than your average alarm clock. This one can have the time set freely, to the nearest hour; and also which days it should operate on. It can be set to wake a named Sim, regardless of whether the alarm is in the same room. Or it can wake everyone in the room, or everyone on the lot. There is an on/off switch so you can have it not operating for several days without having to redo your settings
3.) Functional Curtains and Blinds by Sim Logical
These curtains and blinds are all modified to open and close. They can be put on auto, so they open just after 7am and close just after 7pm, or you can use their menu to tell them to stay open all the time or closed all the time.
4.) Invisible Swimwear Gate by Sim Logical
This gate is bright green in Build or Buy mode, invisible in Live mode. In the direction of placement arrows, the sim changes into swimwear, in other direction they change into normal clothing. Remember, in order for the portal function of a door, arch or gate to actually run when the sim walks through, at least one of the two rooms it joins must be a fully enclosed room with walls or fences all the way round.
5.) Mortgages by Sim Logical
The Simlogical Mortgage Shrubs are basically a way to let your Sims borrow money against the price of a house instead of needing enough cash to buy the whole house outright.
🏠 How the mortgage works. Normally, imagine a house costs §50,000. Your Sim needs §50,000 to move into it. With the Mortgage Shrubs, you can essentially say: “§30,000 of this house is being paid for with a mortgage.”
🌳 The shrubs represent the debt. There are two shrubs:
§1,000 Mortgage Shrub = §1,000 of debt and costs the household §10 per day in interest.
§10,000 Mortgage Shrub = §10,000 of debt and costs §100 per day in interest.
You can use as many shrubs as necessary to create the mortgage amount you want. So a §25,000 mortgage could be represented by two §10,000 shrubs and five §1,000 shrubs. The shrubs therefore have two purposes at the same time: They make the house cheaper to purchase initially, but they charge the family interest every day while the mortgage remains.
💰 How does your Sim pay off the mortgage?
This is the slightly strange part. You sell/delete the Mortgage Shrubs as your Sim earns enough money to repay the debt. Because their purchase and sale values are reversed, getting rid of one effectively makes the household pay back that portion of the loan.
So if your Sim has a §30,000 mortgage and eventually saves §10,000, you could pay off one §10,000 Mortgage Shrub. Now they only owe §20,000.
Eventually you can remove all of the shrubs, meaning the mortgage has been completely paid off.
🚚 What happens if they move before paying it off?
The debt doesn’t magically disappear. If the family moves out while Mortgage Shrubs are still on the property, they don’t receive the full value of the house when they sell it. The outstanding mortgage is taken into account.
The next family that buys the house then gets the house cheaper by the remaining mortgage amount, but they also inherit that mortgage debt and its associated interest payments. So the mortgage essentially stays attached to the property.
