The Sims 4 CC edit: 2–8 November 2026
The evenings are drawing in, and this week's releases all lean the same way: slow down and make home somewhere worth coming back to. Out of everything creators shared between 2 and 8 November, we picked seven: a steaming soak to end the day, a grand front hall, a cosy knit and some easy braids, a slower creative hobby, plus a mod that gives every Sim their own way of walking through the door.
Here's the edit, with the packs you'll need for each.
Editor's pick: BI+CO Yutori - Part 1
By biplusco · Base game compatible · 12 items · Functional soaking tub · Maxis Match · CurseForge
An onsen-inspired bathroom built around one idea: give your Sims room to breathe. The wooden soaking tub works (there's a second version with a bath tray across the top), and it comes with paper lanterns, geta slippers, a bath stool, buckets, folded towels and bamboo arrangements. It's the calmest corner we saw all week, and it's exactly the mood of this edit. Swatch counts vary by item, from three on the sakura vessel to 21 on the towels.
CAS
Belladonna Braids
By imvikai · Base game compatible · 24 EA swatches · Teen to elder · Hat compatible · CurseForge
Long braids that work for a whole household, from a teen to their grandmother. imvikai has been making hair since 2018, and it shows in the details: all 24 EA colours and hat compatibility, so the look survives a winter hat. The page is light on extras, so check the length and the back view in CAS before you build an outfit around it.
Cascade Top
By Trillyke · Base game compatible · 25 swatches · Custom thumbnail · Creator's Tumblr (download on Patreon, free)
A light off-shoulder sweater in ribbed knit, with an asymmetric hem and flared sleeves. It's the piece that makes a plain pair of jeans look styled, and the 25 colours run from soft neutrals to brighter shades. It went public for everyone on 6 November; Trillyke built it on an edited EA mesh rather than a brand-new one.
Build/Buy
ESTATE Part 19
By felixandresims · Entrance hallway set · CurseForge
Felixandre's ESTATE series comes home with an entrance hall that sets the tone the moment guests step inside. There are sweeping skylights, a timber floor medallion, a massive stone console, a marble table on feline feet, traditional hallway rugs and a carved wooden chair with no cushion at all, made for keeping visitors waiting. The creator's page doesn't list packs, so check the items in Build/Buy after you install.
Adventure Awaits Buymode Expanded
By Simsational Designs · Needs Adventure Awaits (EP) · 36 new or edited items · Colour filter compatible · Custom thumbnails · Creator's site
Adventure Awaits brought plenty of new gameplay, yet its Buy catalogue felt thin for an expansion pack. This add-on fills the gaps with 36 new or edited items that keep the pack's original colours and styles. Our favourite fix is the shower with its frame removed; mind the footprint direction when you place it, so you know which side Sims walk in from. Search "AABYE" in Build/Buy to find everything.
Old-Fashioned Pottery Wheel
By Naunakht · Needs Businesses & Hobbies (EP) · Works off the grid · 6 swatches · Mod The Sims
A re-textured pottery wheel with old-style tools, made to work off the grid, so a historical or homesteading household can take up pottery without a modern machine in the corner. Naunakht is our go-to creator for historical gameplay, and this is a quiet, useful addition to that collection. It's brand new, so there are few comments yet; the matching kiln is still on the way.
Mods
Walk Different: Custom Walk Styles, Runs & Stairs
By KingBlackCinema · 41 movement styles · Per-Sim settings · 5.9 MB · CurseForge
Give each Sim their own way of moving: 29 walks, seven runs and five stair styles, set per Sim and used in everyday Live mode rather than as poses. Click a Sim or the ground, choose Walk Different, then Settings; you can reset walks, runs or stairs on their own. Early comments are glowing. One honest heads-up: the creator says the stair styles are experimental and some look a little wonky.
That's this week's edit. Want more ways to change how your game plays? The Gameplay Mods Collection gathers the mods we install first, and last week's edit is still worth a look.
