Mods can add a lot of value to players who are looking for new experiences in The Sims 4, or when they're a bit bored between new Expansion Packs. Also, since this game uses a percentage on if the breeding is successful sometimes I would like to try again on breeding sometime later with out having to wait 24 to try again.The Sims 4 Mods Carl's List of The Best Mods for TS4 I feel by doing this will allow me to encourage other pets to mate and maybe have babies in other households that I do not play. I have been playing several sim weeks in my game with pets and have not seen any pets outside of the household have any babies.
Why did I create this mod? I created this mod because I don't see why we can't ask pets outside of the household to breed. This will also remove the restriction that stops you from breeding directly after your pets breed. Patch Update What does this mod do? This mod will allow you to ask a pet that is not in your active household to breed with another pet. Change Log: 3/16/23<-Keep up with recent changes! 3/16/23
This will not add cats and dogs to your game.
THANK YOU You must have the Cats and Dogs pack. So again: It is disrespectful, and hurtful to make even a small change in one code in any mod and upload for others to use. Some of mine have enough code changes that I had to do a lot of trial and error just to find what ones I preferred and some had extra files that had to be tended to as well. Plus with all mods regardless of their type, you have to test it, test test test over and over just to make sure you have all your codes in a row. With all my mods so far, it takes time to go through the files, find what ones you want, decided where you want them, get them placed, make the necessary code changes, add new codes, and collect all of the loose ends to make even a XML mod to work properly. It takes time on a mod regardless if its a core mod, script mod or just and XML mod. Out of respect to me and any other modder you should not change something in their mod and upload it for others to download.
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