Sul Sul Everyone!

I recently came back to my copy of the Sims 1 Legacy edition and had to go trawling through many a saved page, CC archive and guide to find some of my most loved mods from over the years.

Looking around, there didn't seem to be any singular website that covered everything to do with modding (hacking) The Sims 1 Legacy.

There is TONNES of information out there across many a website, so I decided to try my best to collate as much of it into a single site as I could, while making sure to call-out the original creators of said content.

Github has made it possible to host your own website for free, so without further ado - I present:

https://cyndersanity.github.io/sims...uide/index.html



I released the website in the middle of March and have spent the last couple of weeks tweaking and refining it.

I've tried to collate as many active sites as I can, guides on creating CC, Gameplay advice, Cheats, archive information, terminology etc. There's a lot of info.

I'm still working on expanding it, including:
- Updating some of the content creation guides to be more recent
- Adding screenshots to guides
- Hunting down as many tools as I can to link in and eventually see if I can modernise them

There's a contact form on the site where people can submit feedback or report broken links etc.

I've not got much feedback so far, so I'd love it if MTS Forum users could have a look at provide some!

You may even have links to things that I haven't found yet - I'd love to create a one-stop shop for everything Sims 1 if I can.

Thanks all!

- Cyndersanity

Wow, this looks like a LOT of work! It's very sweet of you to collect and distill all this information for other simmers.

It's definitely been a labor of love - but I'm so happy with how it's turned out.

I've found the SimFreaks discord and connected with a couple of other original creators (Woobsha, Damon etc.) and I'm hoping to network a little to make the guide better.

It's definitely still a WIP at the moment - aiming to have screenshots and hopefully some of my own bundles of content to help others create mods. A lot of the data and guides on the site have come from other tutorials across the web. I'm working on a sources and credits page at the moment to show where I got big chunks of the content from.

If you have any feedback or additions - please don't hesitate to reach out or send some info through the contact form on the site.