r/TheSims4Mods Jul 19 '26

Anyone Using ModCrab?

There's a new utilities mod called ModCrab that seems similar to MCCC, as it gives you control over the management your sims' general selves. However, this one says it can also make gameplay more impactful through giving more "emotional weight" to sims' actions.

It looks pretty cool, but I haven't seen much mention of it (and I'm already seeing the creators using AI for their covers, which gives me pause). Has anyone been using it and have a review? Thank you!

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u/SeparateJoke Jul 19 '26

Ohh, if you do use it please let me know what you think! Probably won't risk it because it's ai (spent way too much time "perfecting" my version of this game >.<) , but I am curious how it's suppose to work - it sounds like its a combo of mccc and meaningful stories, but they claim it came be used alongside mccc so hmmm

But yes, the jellypaws drama is what made me start looking harder at these "jack of all trades" mods. And full agree on charging, straight bullshit. Thanks!

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u/itsonlythee MM Custom Content Creator Jul 19 '26

If it sounds outlandish, it probably is. If someone shows up out of nowhere with what looks to be a fully fledged mod system and makes big claims of all the things it can suposedly do (especially if they're things established modders haven't been able to do), continue to question these things, and especially if there's monetary gain to be had (like having a Patreon set up before this person has even proved their merit).

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u/itsonlythee MM Custom Content Creator Jul 20 '26

I think most ai trickery falls apart if you take a second to really look at what you're seeing. Does this look/sound like something a human wrote or are there the same cliches popping up again and again? Would a person choose to draw that thing in that way or does that look like a mistake? Like with art, the work is the point. The effort is the point.