The Sims 4 received a major update on November 4, 2025, which likely broke your mods or reset your settings. Every time The Sims 4 updates (like the recent patch 1.119), it automatically disables all mods.
Here is the step-by-step fix to get WickedWhims working again.
1. Re-Enable Script Mods (Most Likely Cause)
Every time The Sims 4 updates (like the recent patch 1.119), it automatically disables all mods.
Open The Sims 4.
Go to Game Options > Other.
Check “Enable Custom Content and Mods”.
Check “Script Mods Allowed” (Critical for WickedWhims).
Click Apply Changes and Restart the game.
2. Update to Version v185
If you are using an older version of WickedWhims, it will not work with the November update.
Check your version: You need WickedWhims v185 (released July/August 2025 and confirmed compatible with the Nov 4 patch).
Action: Delete your old
WickedWhimsModfolder entirely and download the fresh v185 file from the official site (Turbodriver). Do not overwrite files—delete the old folder first.
3. Delete the “Localthumbcache”
Old data from previous game versions often conflicts with new patches.
Go to
Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4.Find the file named
localthumbcache.package.Delete it. (The game will generate a fresh one automatically).
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4. Check Folder Depth (Common “Script Call Failed” Error)
If you see a “Script Call Failed” error, your installation is likely too deep in your folders.
Correct Path:
Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/Mods/WickedWhimsMod/Incorrect Path:
.../Mods/SomeFolder/WickedWhims/WickedWhimsMod/The
.ts4scriptfile inside the mod folder cannot be more than one folder deep inside the Mods folder, or the game will not read it.
5. Check for Conflicting Mods
If the above steps don’t work, another mod might be blocking it.
MCCC (MC Command Center): If you use MCCC, ensure you have updated it to v2025.6.0 or later. An outdated MCCC often breaks other script mods like WickedWhims.
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