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#1 Old 27th Aug 2025 at 5:03 AM
Default DLLs for script modding
I have no programming knowledge, but I've been trying to get help with artificial intelligence. I showed it all the content the AI ​​requested, but I got stuck on a step. I needed to leave some DLLs as references, in addition to the ones I already had. But I can't find the required DLLs anywhere. They are: gameplay.actors, gameplay.ui... and a few others. I've already extracted all the DLLs from my Gameplay.package, Core.package, and script.package files. Does anyone know where I can find these DLLs?
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#2 Old 27th Aug 2025 at 11:55 AM
Are you talking about Sims 4 here? If so, you might like to post in the Sims 4 forums, as this forum is for other games (Inzoi and Paralives and so on).
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#3 Old 28th Aug 2025 at 5:12 AM
It's about the sims 3.... my AI asked to search some codes and mechanisms by opening some DLL's in dnSPY. The I openned some (like Sims3.Gameplay.Sistem, Sims3.Gameplay.Objects...). And then the AI, after mounting the code of the mod I was trying to create, said that i had to reference some DLL's that I can't find. The DLL's I have was extracted from gameplay.package, core.package and another that i dont remember. But none of these was the DLL's I need. What can I do?
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#4 Old 28th Aug 2025 at 2:01 PM
Quote: Originally posted by Lennon0550
It's about the sims 3....

in that case post here:
https://modthesims.info/f/547/

You'll probably get more people see it in the correct forum.
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#5 Old 29th Aug 2025 at 12:22 AM
Thanks bro!!
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#6 Old 20th Oct 2025 at 5:56 AM
Default It sounds like you're working on modding or AI integration for a game
Quote: Originally posted by simsample
in that case post here:
https://modthesims.info/f/547/flappy dunk

You'll probably get more people see it in the correct forum.

It sounds like you're working on modding or AI integration for a game. Those specific DLLs (like gameplay.actors and gameplay.ui) usually aren’t available as standalone files — they’re part of the game’s compiled code. You might need to use a decompiler to inspect the game’s assemblies or rely on community modding tools instead. Check if there’s a modding SDK or toolkit released by the developers!
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