60+ overrides you NEED in your game 🫧

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but I just wanted to share some of my favorite override mods with you guys 💗 hope you guys enjoy

NEW UI POSES OVERRIDES!

Are you tired of those same old mood poses? Blacc Dot team to the rescue! 

We have replaced every single UI Mood Pose currently available in the game! Which is 38 to be exact! These new poses are only available for Teen-Elder Sims. We are planning on doing the same for Child & Infant Sims.

FREE ( Curse Forge )

FREE ( Patreon )

Minimalist Main Menu Override

Core features:

New main menu background images

Neutral colour theme for text and buttons

Larger household image

No news/info panel

Optional Add-ons:

No sims — Hides the sim household image for a clean background

Fan Logo — Replaces the Sims 4 logo with a non-official fanart design I made (English only)

✧sojutrait’s hot girl guide to utilizing the club feature in ts4✧

~huge shoutout to @its-opheliasgarden​ for giving me the idea to make this guide like an hour ago and i immediately had to jump on it sdjkd~

i’m sure everyone who has get together is somewhat familiar with the club system and the general basis of how it works but trust me when i tell you it is the most underrated part of ts4. i get a lot of asks about how i pull off certain aspects of my gameplay and 9/10 it’s clubs so here’s a (not so) small guide to help out!

Greetings everyone,

If you’ve played The Sims 4, you’re likely aware that Get Together is one of the best expansion packs ever released for the game! It adds new dynamics to your gameplay and social clubs that can be used to improve your sims’ lives. In this post, I’ll share my favorite ways to use social clubs in The Sims 4 to help you get the most out of them.

It may be a lengthy read, so proceed at your own discretion.

Using social clubs to control sims’ autonomy 

One of the most significant advantages of social clubs is the ability to control your sims’ behavior. Club activities override individual sims’ autonomous actions, allowing you to direct their actions in a more productive manner. You could establish a private club for your household and use it to make your sims do chores, study, have fun, or anything else that comes to mind. You can alter club activities at any time as long as you are the club leader.

Creating your own lore through social circles 

Friendships and relationships are easy to establish in The Sims 4, but they are often shallow and meaningless. It’s more realistic for sims to be friends with others who share their interests or hobbies. By bringing these sims together in social clubs, you can create your own lore and stories.

In addition, you can cause drama and rivalries between different clubs by encouraging mean interactions or by banning friendly interactions with selected ones. Trust me, it brings so much life to your gameplay!

Using social clubs to explore new spaces 

In The Sims 4, you can easily stay on your home lot and self-sustain indefinitely, making the game feel isolated and limited. By using social clubs, you can direct your sims to hang out at designated lots or locations, allowing them to explore the world outside their home.

Here are a few examples of social that I use in my game, based on different interests and social circles:

Tired of spamming social interactions over and over again? This mod allows you to passively gain (or lose) relationship points with the Get Together club system! Just start a gathering, perform encourage activities, make sure the club members are in a good mood, and you'll passively gain relationship points with them. Of course, you can still perform normal social interactions as well to make it go faster.

How it Works

While an active Sim is performing an encouraged club activity, they'll gain or lose relationship points with all other Sims in the club gathering, depending on both the mood of the active Sim and the mood of the other members.

If a Sim is in a positive emotion, they'll gain relationship points with the other. If both Sims are in a positive emotion, the effect will be applied twice.

If a Sim is in a negative emotion, they'll lose relationship points instead.

If a Sim is in a neutral emotion (Fine or Asleep), it will have no effect on relationship points gained or lost.

The effect of a negative emotion is stronger than a positive one, so if one Sim is positive and the other is negative, they'll lose points (but slowly).

If a Sim is in the "Very" stage of an emotion, the effect is doubled.

The mod intentionally has no effect on romance, since building romance is more complicated, and being able to build it just from club gatherings would eliminate that part of the game.

The mod also has no effect on the Social need, so there's still a reason to occasionally perform normal social interactions.

The mod should work with modded emotions. It checks the "buff polarity" of the Sim's current emotion and their "mood level", rather than looking for specific emotions or buffs.

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