Zerbu recently found a way how to create custom club activities for The Sims 4 Get Together and he wants your suggestions for which club activity mods should he create and release!
I’ve recently figured out how to add custom club activities to the club system in Get Together. I created a test mod which has Sims use the toilet as an activity, and it worked without a hitch.
Unlike editing autonomy, adding new club activities doesn’t require overriding existing interaction resources – you just need to define a list, and Sims will automatically be pushed to use those interactions, and the club will receive points for doing them.
As far as I’m aware, there are no interactions that can’t be used.
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How about getting into nude interaction?
I’d like to see maybe “be creative” that combines all creative actions/skills into one? I don’t know if you can do that but it’d be great!
Also “Teach” for young adults – elders that covers helping with homework, teaching someone a skill, or encouraging/helping kids using skill objects
Maybe a general “use the computer” that covers any use of the computer
Or a general “play” for kids that includes using toys and jungle gyms
By the way thanks for posting this thread! It’s really cool of you to take requests for this 🙂
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