At this point, it was pretty bare-bones, but I thought it offered enough to the base game that I would go ahead and release it for anyone else that was interested in using it. I started bookmarking Python-script sites, dug-in and the first couple of modules for MCCC were created. Really, all I had wanted was to learn Python modding and the Sims 4 seemed like the perfect opportunity for this.
I originally released MC Command Center in March of 2015. If you are looking for older versions of MCCC than what you see here, you should read the Q&A I have on my website about that here. Once they are completed and bugs have been found and fixed and the translations have place-holders, then I release them.for free. They often have incomplete functionality. They have no place-holders for translations yet. Pre-releases and Release Candidates, which I make available to supporters of the appropriate tiers, are not fully tested yet. Mods should always be free, I think, and mine is no exception. The public releases for my mod will always be free. I have details about how to do that here. LastException.txt questions can be asked on the general_support channel on our server (thanks to Gusti for the help on that!!) To get access to chat in those channels, a user must be validated to ensure they are not a bot. Questions can be asked on the mccc_support channel and the mcwoohoo_support channel on the Discord server we have set-up for this. There are also documents for Installation help, Troubleshooting and a FAQ.Īll releases will be posted here and at. There is a lot of information at this site for each module including overviews, setting details and console commands (where applicable).
Thank you for considering supporting my work on the Sims 4! My goal with MC Command Center was to provide missing story progression to the Sims 4 as well as give the player the ability to fine-tune their playing experience to be more "fun" for their play-style.
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