The changes known as MODs were foreseen and approved by the game developer, however leaving a warning that the execution of the same is the user's responsibility, since some can cause gradual errors in the game. To install MODs, simply take the file “*.package” to the destination “Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/Mods/”.

There is free Custom Content (CC) and paid CC. It all depends on the creators themselves. You can find a little of everything on the internet.

I see a lot of people wondering about the difference between mods and custom content. Generally speaking, we can say that custom content called CPS, or CC (from Custom Content in English), are tangible items that are usually cosmetic, such as hair, clothes, furniture , pictures, shoes and etc; on the other hand, Mods are modifications to the script of The Sims 4 that change the way the game behaves.

Not precisely. The execution of MODs and CPs is the user's responsibility, and one or more may cause “crash” in the game. Be aware of what you are downloading and if the game has any problems, make sure to remove it. It's very easy to do this, just remove it from the folder where it was installed.

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The term WCIF is used a lot by the English speaking community and means 'Where Can I Find It'. The term is used when a Simmer looks for something and asks for help from the simmer community to find it.

Simmer is anyone who plays The Sims.