How to Make Sims 4 CC in 2 Easy Ways

The Sims 4 has come a long way on Windows and Mac, expanding with new DLCs and game packs that are loaded with official content.

However, there are gamers that have a skill in developing new clothes, items, and furniture as mods that you can install. If you want to join the club and boast the same capabilities, take a look below!

Today, we’ll explain how you can make Sims 4 CC (custom content) to sell or hand freely to your friends.

How to Make Sims 4 CC

There are two platforms that are popular for creating The Sims 4 CC.

You may need other image editors such as Adobe Photoshop. However, these programs set the stage for setting out the dimensions and textures, as well as compressing them for the game.

Method 1: The Sims 4 Studio

The Sims 4 Studio is one of the most popular methods of making custom content. You can select several options in the main menu, such as:

• Animations
• Item builds
• Objects
• CAS. 

Once you select what you want to create, the studio will ask you to choose a type and name the file. It has an intuitive interface that makes the entire process easy to use.

You’ll then save the final edited item in a package file, which you’ll load in your The Sims 4 Mods folder to see how it looks in the game.

Method 2: TSR Workshop

TSR Workshop is another reputed developer for The Sims 4 CC. You aren’t restricted in the item types you want to design, and you can even add new appliances and furniture not listed in any of the official categories.

What makes this studio stand out is that there’s a 3D viewer. This means that you can see how it will look in the game. There’s also a Geostates editor with which you can arrange how items in an object look, such as the placement of books in a bookrack.

Crafting your own simulation mods

You now have the power to go forth and create your own The Sims 4 CC.

Be creative and show the world your inventive capabilities. You can also check out our guide on how to install mods in The Sims 4 once you are done crafting objects.

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