This won’t cut the total size down as much, but it’s easier. You can also open each package and remove the textures you don’t want. This will create one package with the textures you want. ~Remove all of the textures and import the ones you saved ~Make a copy of one of the packages (doesn’t matter which) ~Repeat for every package with textures you like ~Click the cancel button bottom right corner ~Go to the texture tab and export the textures you like You don't NEED to do this, but if you don't have room for multiple packages, but like textures from several different ones, you can use this method to put the textures you like into one package. The zip file contains a folder for each package with the pictures included. Making these base game compatible is also on the list, so we’ll see.

Making a version for wider frames is on my to do list. It will not work on wider bed frames because I didn’t not shorten the sides. I will just never get tired of conversions. There was actually a whole Sims game specifically for this era, and much of that content has been converted over to The Sims 4 for us to use. It was made for the ATS4 frame, but works on most beds with footboards. The Middle Ages are not a new concept to The Sims, believe it or not.

I removed the frame and shortened the blankets at the end of the bed.

This mesh is an edited version of the bed from the Seasons expansion pack. I finally got so frustrated, I had to right this terrible wrong. The Season's expansion pack gave us some normal looking beds, but the separated mattresses won’t fit frames with a footboard, which meant my favorite bedframe from ATS4's Ikea Bedroom set (pictured) was UNUSABLE!! It’s weird and it’s been annoying me for years. I can’t recall one time I walked into a bedroom and someone had tucked all of the sheets and blankets under the mattress. Have you ever looked at the sims 4 mattresses and wondered “why?”

Beds sims 4 custom content