- #The sims 1 mods update#
- #The sims 1 mods skin#
- #The sims 1 mods registration#
- #The sims 1 mods download#
- #The sims 1 mods windows#
The download links in the archived post are dead. In a support forum post dated March 4, 2007, it was noted that both the NPC Replacer and the Sims 2 Categorizer use a DirectX DLL (dx8vb.dll) that was not included with Vista. These tools do not require installation other than being extracted to a folder. Players should use caution when viewing Maxis FAR files, as FAR Out does not protect them from changes, and files should not be added to or removed from Maxis FAR files. It also allows players to create and manage their own FAR files. It allows players to view FAR files and, extract individual files from them. This tool allows players to copy lots from one neighborhood to another, or to copy lots to and from a storage location. This tool allows players to change the name, price, and catalog description of custom walls and floors. Players should note that object files in The Sims may contain multiple objects, and SimCategorizer cannot properly edit these files. (Note that this does not remove the file from the FAR.) It can even edit object files inside FAR files, though editing Maxis FAR files is not recommended. It can extract individual object files from a FAR file. This tool allows players to change the price of an object, control where it appears in the catalog, and select which available community areas it will be available in. This tool allows players to extract NPC character files from the Maxis FAR files, and change the clothes and head of those NPCs.
#The sims 1 mods update#
However, it will not automatically update the Sim's head or High Fashion skins, though it can be used to select a new head for the changed Sim.
#The sims 1 mods skin#
When changing gender or skin tone, it will automatically update most aspects of the Sim's appearance by applying default skins for the selected gender and/or skin tone. It can also change a Sim's first name, gender, and skin tone, but cannot be used to change any aspect of the Sim's appearance other than the head. (Note that it may not see Maxis head skins inside Maxis FAR files.) This tool allows players to change the head skin of a playable Sim or townie, which cannot be done in-game.
#The sims 1 mods windows#
The ability to change a Sim's clothes depends on an extra file (tabctl32.ocx), which may not be present in versions of Windows later than XP. This tool can also be used to change a Sim's body type. The player will be able to select which type of clothing to change, and will be able to scroll though a list of available meshes for that type. This tool, for Hot Date and later, allows players to change the clothes of a playable Sim or townie. However, since they are older programs, some require extra Visual Basic files which may not be present in versions of Windows later than XP. The site features many in-line ads by Google. As of January 2018, the rest of the site is no longer available, with most of its contents having been archived at Sim File Share.
#The sims 1 mods registration#
The link is dead, but clicking on the button would load a page which noted that 'Paladin' is retired and that support was not available.Ī notable tool from SimWardrobe is the Hack Conflict Detection Utility which can detect any hacks and mods for The Sims 2 that may conflict with each other.ĭownloadable content on the site did not require registration and was free as long as it was not re-posted elsewhere.Īs noted above, the "lofts" with custom objects for The Sims no longer function. There was an option to donate money to the site through PayPal, though it is not known if donations would reach the owner.Ĭlicking the 'Support' button on the site took users to what was the SimLogical forum.
Most of the pages in "Loft 2" could still be viewed, but the hosting service it used no longer allows the objects to be downloaded. The services used by "Loft 1" and "Loft 3" no longer exist. It also featured custom objects for The Sims, almost all of which were located in three "lofts" that used free hosting services. The site featured 'fixes' for Maxis created bugs, custom objects and a few lots. Additionally, archived copies of the site are still available on the Wayback Machine.
Many of the website's downloads have since been archived on Sim File Share. As of January 2018, the site is no longer available. The domain was renewed in June 2015, but both domains expired again in June 2017. In May 2015, the domain appeared to have expired, although the URL was still available.
In late June 2011, the site became unavailable for a while, but started operating again by mid-July 2011. 'Paladin' created the site in 2001, but the site was not updated after October 2, 2008. SimWardrobe, or Paladin's Place, was the home of many useful user created tools for The Sims and The Sims 2, up to and including Apartment Life.
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