I’ve never touched this system.Įvery Element you make in Mod Constructor is made up of different Components. If you click Open Element: Phone Interaction, you can customise the text that appears when you phone work to ask for a day off. The Paid Time Off starts off all Sims with 3 paid time off days. I haven’t tested whether checking “allow Toddler” will override the Sims 4 usual rules that toddlers can’t have jobs it seems likely to me that you would need an additional mod to enable this. The Career Type box is fairly self explanatory, allowing you to choose who can do the career and what kind it is. (“Hollywood Studios” “Lionchester University”, “Dolphin Insurance”) Click on Undefined, and in the single-line box that pops up reading Value, type the name of a company. In the Company Names section, click the plus icon under the Values list to add a new company name, which will read Undefined. You also get to choose an icon in the next step, so what’s the diffference? Not sure yet, I’ve got both set to the same.) (To learn more about images, look through my Custom Bubble tutorial. Click the grey default image to pop up a window where you can choose or import an icon to represent your career. In the Career Info section, type the name of the career as it will appear in the game. When you make a career, Mod Constructor will pre-select some components for you. With the Career selected, click Set Label and type whatever you choose in the box. For example, if you’re making a Therapist career, you could label it “Career: Therapist”.

This will not show in the game, it’s only within Mod Constructor.

Close the window.įinally, to keep organised, label your career. Intermediate > Career, and then Select Element. This will pop up a window with all the available Elements.Ĭlick 2. Start by clicking Add Element, on the top bar of the Mod Constructor.Īn Element is an underlying building block of your mod. This tutorial will show you how to make the most basic possible career in Zerbu’s Mod Constructor.

Sims 4 custom careers film