I've also used locomotion mods to emulate the elder cane walk on younger sims, but with the accessory cane they then appear as though they are holding it the wrong hand. I also have some younger sims (teens, adults) walk with a cane but unfortunately it's an accessory and the sims look ridiculous waving it about when they are sitting or lying down so I only use it on certain outfits. Technically it's not the spine that the sliders curve, but the visual effect isn't all that far off. This isn't exactly a disability unless it's a severe case, but I use and like OneEuroMutt's sliders to help emulate scoliosis. I would need to use MoveObjects a lot for this one.Ĭanes - Generations came with canes, which is a nice touch. Wheelchairl - I haven't tried yet but I think it's just a chair. (Except baby wheelchair/stroller functions.) I think it only works for females, only wearing 1 outfit, so kindof limited.Īll Access - Some wheelchairs & walkers, but they seem just be chairs. Appears functional (except for using invisible limbs to open things or walk). Can only set 1 ear though.Īmputee Sliders Sliders to create amputees. What I really want is a functional wheelchair, but I'm open to other mod suggestions too.

I kindof wanted to do something in-game to reflect this. I know EAxis created Sims to be these wonderful, average creatures that kindof live in a Rockwell painting, but IRL there are people with disabilities and handicaps. I'm wondering if there are any mods out there to recreate Sims with disabilities? Like not just objects, but functional objects or clothing/accessories.

Sims 4 kids 4 disability mods