Trait-Icon – Click on the Select Icon button (the heart), a new window will appear:.

Trait-Name – Enter your trait name in this box (if it’s not already there).

Walk Style – Walk style traits such as Snooty, Goofy, Tough, etc.

Personality – Traits that you choose for your Sims in CAS.

Hidden – Hidden Traits that define a Sim, including temporary ones (ex – isPregnant, Been Kissed, Right Handed, etc).

Gameplay – Traits from the Reward Store as well as Traits from completing Aspirations.

Aspiration CAS Trait – You receive these traits when you choose a certain aspiration type (ex – Knowledge Aspiration Sims get the Quick Learner trait).

Most of these are pretty self-explanatory, I’ll still go over them though. You’ll see the differences in upcoming tutorials. For this tutorial I’m keeping it at the default, which is Absolute Beginner.

NOTE – In Settings you can set your experience level for the tool. Open Mod Constructor, type in your Creator Name and the Mod Name, then click Create Mod:Įnter a Resource name (for this trait I entered: Brave), click on !!Create Trait, then click Create Resource: However, you can still follow along to make your own trait. In the meantime, I will show you how to manually add resources from packs released after Vampires in later tutorials.įor this tutorial, I’m going to create a Brave trait. However, Zerbu is working on a new version. NOTE – Mod Constructor V2 only supports up to the Vampires GP.

Preparing Mod Constructor Tutorial (Optional) – Not needed if you already know how to install the program. **Warning – Please do not use follow this tutorial, the Pets patch has made this tutorial outdated! If you’ve already followed it, please use this tutorial to fix your traits! **Ĭreate a Mod – Custom Trait (Part I – The Basics) will show you the basics of making a custom trait! Before you begin, you will need:

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