Every UI Cheats feature, click by click

If you only remember ten things about this mod, make it these. Each one links to the section that covers the rest of that panel.

There are only four kinds of interaction in the whole mod, which is why the feature list is long but the learning curve is not.

Right-click. The default. Unless a row below says otherwise, the cheat is a right-click on the thing you want to change. Right-clicking a bar, a meter, a counter or a green title bar opens a dialog; right-clicking an individual item, such as a trait or a moodlet, usually removes it.

Left-click. Only four elements respond to a plain left-click: a needs bar sets that need to the height you clicked, the money counter adds 1,000 Simoleons, a want re-rolls, and the Balance and Imbalance bar from Adventure Awaits sets itself to the point you clicked.

Dragging. The needs bars have been draggable since v1.1 in June 2015, so you can pull a motive up or down instead of clicking a single spot.

Typing a value. Many cheats open a box that takes a number. The ranges the author documents are -100 to 100 for needs, character values, luck, friendship, romance, work and school performance and work reputation; 0 to 100 for sentiment values and university course grades; 0 to 23 for the hour on the clock; and -500 to 500 for the eco footprint. Everything else is a menu you pick from.

Nothing in this list needs testingcheats. That requirement went away in v1.1 and has never come back. You do still need both mod files installed and Script Mods Allowed switched on, which is covered in how to get the mod running.

The needs bars take a left-click, a right-click and a drag, which makes them the quickest part of the mod to use. You can set one motive precisely, set it roughly by clicking where you want it, or fill the lot in one action.

The fill-everything action arrived in v1.30 in March 2022, so an older build of the mod will not have it. For the typed equivalents, see the Sims 4 needs cheats.

Simology carries more UI Cheats actions than any other panel. Traits, age, character values, fame, milestones and several pack meters all live here, and the pattern is consistent: right-click a green title bar to add something, right-click an individual entry to remove or edit it.

Two of these are worth calling out. The age cheat moves a Sim along inside a life stage, and it can also rewrite how many days the Sim has lived, but it does not push a Sim into the next life stage the way an age-up command does. The milestone cheat can change the death type recorded on a milestone a Sim already has, which is not the same thing as killing a Sim; see the age and death cheats for that.

If you want the typed versions of the trait actions, they are in the Sims 4 trait cheats.

Two actions, and the second one is the reason people keep this panel open. You can pull a Sim your household has never met into the relationships panel and then set the bars from there.

Adding an unmet Sim arrived in v1.39 in December 2023, and deleting a relationship or stripping the romance bar came in v1.36 a few months earlier. Sentiments and relationship bits are handled somewhere else, in the Sim Profile, which is covered further down. The console equivalents are in the Sims 4 relationship cheats.

Setting a skill level is one right-click, and since v1.38 you can add a skill that is not showing yet rather than grinding the first point by hand.

Mastery perks were added in v1.51 in December 2025. Pet skills are not in this panel: they sit on the pet's own Sim Profile, which has had a skill cheat since v1.37. For the typed versions, see the Sims 4 skill cheats.

The career panel covers jobs, school and university in one place. Promotions, branch changes and task completion are all right-clicks, and since v1.57 retirement is on the same menu.

Work-from-home assignments count as tasks, so they can be completed the same way. Removing a workplace rival was added in v1.41, and the Noble Favor cheat in v1.56. The console commands for all of this are in the Sims 4 career cheats.

The aspirations panel is short, and it is honest about what it does not do.

Completing a goal this way pays out the normal reward, so satisfaction points accumulate the way they would if the Sim had earned the goal. There is no separate cheat that sets a satisfaction point total directly. If what you actually want is the reward you were saving for, unlock it in the Rewards Store instead, which is a right-click and is covered below.

A save-corruption bug in the aspiration cheat was fixed in v1.16.2 in January 2020, and v1.44.1 fixed cheated goals not being marked complete. Both are long gone from the current build. The typed versions are in the Sims 4 aspiration cheats.

This is the busiest corner of the screen and the one most people try first. The money counter takes both clicks, and the moodlet strip beside the Sim portrait takes a right-click per moodlet.

Setting funds exactly is the cheat that replaces repeated motherlode typing, and it works downward as well as upward, so you can hand a household a deliberately small balance for a challenge. Galactic Credits need Star Wars: Journey to Batuu.

Wants were reworked in v1.59 so the cheat no longer goes through a popup dialog, and v1.59.1 fixed pinning a want. Fears are a different matter. There is no documented cheat that adds a fear, and the only tool the mod gives you against one is the moodlet removal above. The old whims system is gone from the game entirely, so the mod covers Wants and not whims.

The console commands for money are in the Sims 4 money cheats.

The clock cheat sets the hour of day. It does not touch the calendar, and it does not pause or speed up the game.

The time cheat has been in the mod since v1.8 in January 2017 and was reworked in v1.14.1. Season and weather came with v1.19, the lunar phase with v1.33 and the eco footprint with v1.18.

Open another Sim's profile and you get a second set of cheats that the relationships panel does not carry. Sentiments, relationship bits and attraction all live here, and so do pet skills.

Sentiment cheats arrived in v1.27, relationship bits in v1.26, pet skills in v1.37 and the attraction cheat in v1.44. A bug that broke every Sim Profile cheat was fixed in v1.35.1, so if you are running something older than that, this whole section is a reason to update.

Clubs, university organizations, dynasties and any business your household owns all expose their point counters and rating meters to a right-click.

Social Groups panel

Owned Businesses panel

The club points cheat was broken for a while and fixed in v1.49. Small business renown, alignment and perk handling came in v1.48, and Dynasty Prestige and Unity in v1.52 and v1.55.

Anywhere the game shows you a tree of perks to buy, the mod lets you unlock one outright, and lock it again if you change your mind. The lock direction matters: this is not a one-way switch.

Perk unlocking goes back to v1.15 in September 2019. Fame quirks were added in v1.31, werewolf dormant abilities in v1.33 and a spellbook cheat in v1.20. Occult ranks themselves are set from the needs panel, not here.

If you are chasing occult content specifically, the Sims 4 occult cheats cover the typed route.

Timed goals are a common reason to reach for a cheat, because a failed party or a missed tradition cannot be retried. All three goal types take the same right-click.

The event goal cheat is one of the oldest features, from v1.14 in June 2019, and it has been extended several times since: to Lovestruck dates in v1.43, to Discovery Quests and similar event types in v1.47, and fixed in v1.44 so it no longer stops working when goals refresh. Scenario goals were added in v1.40.

The rest of the feature list is one action per panel. None of them are big enough for a section of their own, and several are the sort of thing you only find by right-clicking out of curiosity.

Two of these solve problems that have no obvious console answer. The Household Collections spawn, added in v1.27, hands you a collectible you would otherwise have to hunt for, and a fix in v1.44.1 stopped the mod from blocking tarot card hints in House Collections. The Buy and Sell arrow cheat turns a hundred clicks into ten when you are stocking a retail lot.

The Rewards Store unlock is the practical answer to the satisfaction point question further up: rather than granting points, the mod hands you the item.

The mod itself needs no packs. Pack-specific cheats only appear when the panel they attach to exists in your game, so a base game player simply never sees them.

Most of these features were added to the mod within days of the patch that introduced the content, which you can follow in the features added in recent versions.

The feature list is long enough that it is easy to assume the mod covers everything. It does not, and guessing wastes more time than reading this short list.

• No pregnancy control. No labour cheat, no twins, no gender selection. Use the Sims 4 pregnancy cheats in the console instead.
• No killing, resurrecting or setting a death type. The milestone cheat can change the death type recorded on an existing milestone, which is a record, not an event. Everything else is console only, in the age and death cheats.
• No resetting a Sim. A stuck Sim needs the console.
• No renaming a Sim. There is no rename cheat in the list.
• No Build mode cheats. Object placement, hidden objects and lot traits are all outside the mod. Those are in the Sims 4 build mode cheats.
• No adding moodlets or buffs. Removal only.
• No pausing or changing game speed. The clock cheat sets the hour and nothing else.
• No whims. The game replaced whims with Wants and Fears, and the mod covers Wants.

It also does not run on console. The Sims 4 on PlayStation and Xbox does not load script mods of any kind, so there is no version of this mod for either. That is covered in more detail on console support.