MineSims

Minecraft moves into The Sims 4.

MineSims reads the Steve and Alex skins and the real block textures from your own Minecraft: Java Edition and turns them into Sims 4 content on your PC. Nothing from either game is shipped.

What you get

• Steve & Alex as the real Minecraft models. It's the blocky Minecraft player itself, not a Sim in a costume: cube head, box body, arms and legs with Minecraft's proportions, wearing the original skins from your Minecraft. They're built as a Sims body, so they walk, sit, lie in the grass and play with all the Sims animations.
• They move to town. The first time you load a save, the household Steve & Alex is created. Find them in Manage Households and move them into a blocky house.
• 17 Minecraft wall patterns and 17 floor patterns in Build Mode: oak, spruce and birch planks, cobblestone, mossy cobblestone, stone bricks, bricks, stone, sandstone, wool, obsidian, diamond and gold blocks, grass, dirt and sand, plus bookshelf, TNT and crafting-table walls. Search "Minecraft" in the catalog or filter by Custom Content.

How it works On first Play, Melty runs MineSims' setup. It finds your Minecraft jar (from the official launcher, Prism, Modrinth or CurseForge) and your Sims 4 install, then builds everything into your Sims 4 Mods folder and switches on custom content and script mods. It takes about 30 seconds.

Needs: The Sims 4 (base game) and Minecraft: Java Edition 1.13 or newer, started at least once so its game files are on your PC. Single player.

Cheats (Ctrl+Shift+C): minesims.dress steve / minesims.dress alex turns the active Sim into Steve or Alex; minesims.household creates another Steve & Alex household.