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  • The Sims 2 Body Shop is a utility that allows you to create and customize Sims with literally millions of possible variations. You can even export your project to another utility (Photoshop for example) and create one of a kind customizations.
  • Try to keep the number of packages you merge below 100, to keep your game happy. Don't merge library or save files. Make sure that any merged packages are not in your mods folder individually. E.g, you cannot have a hair file in a merged file and the same hair file inside your mods folder individually.

A lot of package files lag your game and you will end up having very long loading times. The game does not seem to care that much how large the files are but does care about the number of files.

The Sims 3 Mac Help Thread - - The Sims 4 Mac Help Thread -The Sims 3 Mac super patch 1.67 - - Origin Reset Tool for Mac -I am not affiliated with EA in anyway - Please do. Sims 3 Package Editor (S3PE) by Inge & Peter Jones -Linux and Mac support is minimal. This is a package editor, originally created mainly to test and demonstrate the s3pi library. It is now quite a useful package viewer/editor and packer in its own right. S3su by Peter Jones.

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Package files can be combined manually or by using a tool.

Manually

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There is a method to combine them, instructions can be found here: Tutorial – Combining Packages to Ease Lag and Load Time or here: How to Merge CC Files to Decrease Lag and Make the Game run faster Guide

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Using CC Magic

For a while now there’s a tool that helps you with combining package files.

Tutorials can be found here

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  • Tutorial: Getting Started with CC Magic by Nonamena
  • CC Magic by Grant Hess, Creator’s Page

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  • Don’t combine Hacks/Mods. They need to be checked/updated with every patch
  • Know what’s in the combined files. Keep a Excel Sheet or something so that you know what is where when you need to get rid of something
  • Don’t delete the original files. You will need them again, if you want to get rid of stuff. Unmerging is rather tedious.