: You need the services and pack enum from the game's base code.
import services from sims4.common import Pack def is_pack_available(pack_id): """ Checks if a specific Sims 4 pack is installed and available. """ return services.get_instance_manager(sims4.resources.Types.PACK).was_pack_installed(pack_id) # Example: Checking for the 'Get To Work' pack if is_pack_available(Pack.EP01): # Enable features specific to that pack pass Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Considerations for Frankk-style Mods
In Sims 4 modding, "Pack Test" scripts are used to check if a player has specific Expansion, Game, or Stuff Packs installed before enabling certain mod features. If you are putting together a "piece" (a snippet of code) for this, it typically follows a logic flow of identifying the pack ID and returning a boolean (true/false). Typical Structure for a Pack Test Script
: Frankk’s mods often use a central library to manage cross-pack functionality. Ensure your script references the correct TDESC (Template Description) values if you are working with data files.
: Most custom scripts by creators like Frankk use "injection" methods to add these tests to existing game interactions without overwriting original game files.
If you're building this for a Sims 4 Python script mod, your piece should look similar to this structure:
: Create a function that references the specific Pack enum. Return Logic : Use was_pack_installed to verify the content.
: You need the services and pack enum from the game's base code.
import services from sims4.common import Pack def is_pack_available(pack_id): """ Checks if a specific Sims 4 pack is installed and available. """ return services.get_instance_manager(sims4.resources.Types.PACK).was_pack_installed(pack_id) # Example: Checking for the 'Get To Work' pack if is_pack_available(Pack.EP01): # Enable features specific to that pack pass Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Considerations for Frankk-style Mods Frankk's Pack Test Script
In Sims 4 modding, "Pack Test" scripts are used to check if a player has specific Expansion, Game, or Stuff Packs installed before enabling certain mod features. If you are putting together a "piece" (a snippet of code) for this, it typically follows a logic flow of identifying the pack ID and returning a boolean (true/false). Typical Structure for a Pack Test Script : You need the services and pack enum
: Frankk’s mods often use a central library to manage cross-pack functionality. Ensure your script references the correct TDESC (Template Description) values if you are working with data files. Copied to clipboard Key Considerations for Frankk-style Mods
: Most custom scripts by creators like Frankk use "injection" methods to add these tests to existing game interactions without overwriting original game files.
If you're building this for a Sims 4 Python script mod, your piece should look similar to this structure:
: Create a function that references the specific Pack enum. Return Logic : Use was_pack_installed to verify the content.
