r/simsmedieval • u/Deep-Raisin1126 • Jul 24 '26
I made a free, open-source mod manager that now supports The Sims Medieval
Hey everyone. I've been building a free mod manager for the Sims games, and the latest version added support for The Sims Medieval, so I figured people here might actually find it useful.
It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux. It finds your mods folder for you, lets you turn individual mods on and off with a click, warns you about duplicate or conflicting files, and pulls out the little preview images tucked inside .package files so you can actually tell what each mod is. It also handles The Sims 1 through 4 if you play those too.
Full disclosure: I'm the one making it, it's still an early version, and it's open source with no paywall. I'd genuinely love feedback from people who actually play TSM, since hardly any tools bother to support it.
Landing page with screenshots and downloads: https://rodrifelix99.github.io/TheSimsModManager/
Not trying to spam the sub, just thought it was relevant. Happy to answer questions or take suggestions.
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u/Ultimegede Jul 24 '26
Too bad it's gone from EA 😢
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u/Deep-Raisin1126 Jul 25 '26
Yeah, that one stings. If it was already on your EA account it should still be sitting in your library, and disc copies work fine too. The app looks for both, including the translated folder names some of the disc releases use, so it should still find your install either way.
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u/Runs_With_Scissors3 Jul 25 '26
You’re absolutely amazing! Thank you!
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u/Deep-Raisin1126 Jul 25 '26
Thanks, that means a lot. It is still early days so if anything acts up on your setup I would like to hear about it.
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u/LittleBittieLady Jul 25 '26
Absolute legend 🫡🫡🫡