The Sims 2 Collection Creator will help you to do all of the following:
Keep Organized: Create a collection and choose a name and icon for it, then add the objects of your choice.
Sorting Abilities: Choose the order that the objects will appear in your collection.
Add Objects to Collections: View the name, description, and picture of the object before you add the object to the collection.
Edit Existing Collections: Change collection files that you've recently made, or edit the existing collections that Maxis includes.
Built in Back Up: Your existing collection files will be saved in a backup folder in the program's directory.
Batch Add Function: Add all the package files within a given folder and it's subfolders to a collection file.
Sort Your Collections: The program can automatically sort your collections so they show up in alphabetical order in the game.
Object Name Remembering: The program will now remember the names of any custom objects you add to a collection and will display them if you edit that collection in the future. (The program also already knows all the Maxis object names up through Seasons.)
Please Note: This version of the program does not currently allow you to add walls or floors to the collection files it makes. However, you can add walls and floors to the collections you've creating while you're in the game. From there, you can continue to edit the collections with the program, and it will preserve the wall and floor information.
Installation Information:
- If you download the installer: extract the EXE file from the zip and run it. It will place all the program files in their proper places, and create a shortcut for you.
- If you download the "no installer" version: extract the zip and it's contents into the folder of your choice, and then launch the "Sims2CollectionMaker.exe" file to start the program.
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