u/GalacticPigeon13
r/LowSodiumSimmers
“It's mostly great, and I like how I can more easily remove cc pieces instead of having to go to Sims 4 Studio to figure out which of the three rugs I downloaded is the ugly one that I want to delete.”
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Selected public feedback, collected by SimSweep. These comments describe the version each person used at the time. Excerpts keep the original wording.
u/GalacticPigeon13
r/LowSodiumSimmers
“It's mostly great, and I like how I can more easily remove cc pieces instead of having to go to Sims 4 Studio to figure out which of the three rugs I downloaded is the ugly one that I want to delete.”
u/MountainView2724
r/LowSodiumSimmers
“This is finding duplicates that nothing else has - I have some sets that I’ve downloaded individually and the merged file 😜 so it’s finding those - I’ve had some duplicates of Felixandre, which is so much wasted space.”
u/Any_Application_2488
r/ModTheSims4
“Regarding checking mods: I recently installed SimSweep, and it finds conflicts very well.”
u/felifornow
r/ModTheSims4
“I also recently started using simsweep, its still a little rough, but its been good to organize and track everything so far.”
u/PandiosNezcoba
r/sims4cc
“Simsweep by Syvr worked for me, when I was struggling to find a broken mod, that I had thought I deleted, and Modhound by Lumpinou help me find some deep buried mods that I overlooked that simsweep overlooked, since it was in a zip file.”
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