Put unpyc3.py and uncompyle6.py in your C:\Python33 folder.I wont be going into details about individual steps, since I assume, that if you are capable of modding a script, you are also capable of completing these steps on your own. It is not meant to be a complete step-by-step guide, where you are guaranteed to end up with a working result.Įvery mod is different, and this is an outline of the process to get you on the right track and highlight the possible obstacles. This is a short description of the method I use to decompile (and recompile) (script) mods. bat in the same folder with the following: for /r. bat file in the same folder with the following offįor /r %%i in (*) do unpyc3.py "%%i" > %%i.pyĦ.(Optional) Create a second.
Open the script link, copy the whole text, paste it into your text editor and save it to filename "unpyc3.py".Create a working folder, and put a copy of the desired.Finally you'd be able to edit them, than compile and archive again.
You will find compiled ".pyo" files, in order to be modified you may need to decompile those. So, to open it, just rename the file to ".zip" and extract. zip format file containing a python script mod, renamed to. Here you find the guides for making your own mods to The Sims 4, basically animations and specially WickedWhims. 1.3.3.4 Turning you animation into a WW animation.1.3.3.3 Exchanging Rigs and Animations in Blender.1.3.2.5 Turning you animation into a WW animation.
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