Hi everyone,

I play more than one Sims game, and my mods ended up spread across four different folders with four different ways of doing things. Every mod manager I tried only cared about a single game, usually Sims 4. That is what pushed me to build my own instead of using an existing one: I wanted all my mods for all four games in one place.

So here it is: The Sims Mod Manager, a free desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux. What it does right now:

- One library for The Sims 1, 2, 3 and 4, and the UI re-themes itself to match whichever game you are managing (including the classic Sims 1 UI sounds)
- Finds your mods folders automatically, including localized folder names ('Los Sims 3', 'Die Sims 2') and Ultimate Collection installs
- One click enable/disable: files get renamed with a .disabled suffix, nothing is ever deleted
- Reads .package files (DBPF) to show real thumbnails and a content breakdown instead of a plain file list
- Warns about conflicts when two enabled mods share a file name
- If a game has no mods folder yet, it creates one with the framework files the game needs (like the Sims 3 Resource.cfg)

It is an early version, so expect some rough edges. I would genuinely love feedback, bug reports and feature ideas. Down the line I want to add The Sims Medieval, the SimCity games and maybe even inZOI and Paralives.

Website: https://rodrifelix99.github.io/TheSimsModManager/
Source code: https://github.com/rodrifelix99/TheSimsModManager

Thanks for reading!