Empty worlds for all packs
Every simmer knows the feeling: you have a brilliant vision for a new neighborhood, a fresh story to tell, or a massive build project, but the default lots and pre-existing townies just get in the way. Demolishing every single building manually across multiple worlds takes hours, and deleting NPCs one by one is tedious. The Empty worlds for all packs add-on solves this problem completely, giving you a pristine, blank canvas across every single world included in The Sims 4.
What Does This Add-On Do?
This isn't just a simple lot reset. The creator spent three full human days (not sim days) meticulously demolishing every lot and removing all generated townies from the game. The result is a save file where every world is stripped down to its bare essentials, allowing you to rebuild from the ground up without any interference.
A Complete List of Cleared Worlds
The add-on covers every major world from the base game and all expansion packs. Here is the full breakdown of what you can expect:
- Willow Creek, Oasis Springs, Newcrest, Magnolia Promenade: All lots demolished and set to residential.
- Windenburg: All lots demolished and residential, except for the Ancient Ruins and The Bluffs, which remain as their original special lot types.
- San Myshuno: All apartments and other lots demolished and made residential, except for the Myshuno Meadows park, which remains a park.
- Forgotten Hollow, Brindleton Bay, Del Sol Valley, StrangerVille: All lots demolished and residential, with the exception of the StrangerVille secret lab, which cannot be demolished and remains non-residential.
- Sulani, Glimmerbrook: All lots demolished and residential, including the Magic Realm building.
- Britechester: All lots demolished, with some set to residential and others to university housing.
- Evergreen Harbor: All lots demolished and residential, though apartments remain apartments.
- Mt. Komorebi: All lots demolished and residential, except the Onsen bathhouse, which is demolished but not residential.
- Henford-on-Bagley, Moonwood Mill: All lots demolished and residential.
- Copperdale: All lots demolished and residential, except the high school and auditorium.
- San Sequoia, Chestnut Ridge: All lots demolished and residential.
- Granite Falls: Rentals remain rentals and the forest remains a forest, though all lots are demolished.
- Selvadorada: All lots demolished and changed to rentals.
Why You Need a Clean Slate
Starting a legacy challenge, building a sprawling mansion, or creating a bustling city from scratch is much more satisfying when you aren't fighting the game's default layouts. With this save file, you have total creative control. There are no pre-existing structures to demolish and no townies cluttering your neighborhood. The only sim in the save is the creator's base game sim, who is there solely to activate the save. Once you establish your own sims, you can simply delete her from the household manager.
Mod Compatibility and Version Support
One of the best aspects of this add-on is that it requires no mods and is built on a completely vanilla game. This means it is compatible with the vast majority of mod setups and custom content. The save file works seamlessly with the latest patches and updates for The Sims 4, ensuring you can use it regardless of your current game version. Since it is a save file rather than a script mod, it won't break with game updates and won't conflict with other mods you have installed.
If you are looking for a hassle-free way to get this set up, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install feature for Empty worlds for all packs, which automatically places the file in the correct directory for you. The launcher also maintains a catalog of popular add-ons, making it easy to manage your mods and saves in one place.
How to Install
Installing this add-on is incredibly simple and requires no technical knowledge. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to install it:
- Download the file from your preferred source.
- Unzip the compressed folder to access the save file inside.
- Navigate to your Documents folder, then Electronic Arts, then The Sims 4.
- Open the "saves" folder. If it doesn't exist, create one.
- Place the unzipped save file into the "saves" folder.
- Launch The Sims 4 and load the new save from the main menu.
That's it. You are now ready to build in a completely empty world. No packs are required for this to work; if you don't own a specific world, it simply won't show up in your game, making this add-on accessible to players with any combination of packs.
Final Thoughts
For players who love building, storytelling, or just want a fresh start, Empty worlds for all packs for The Sims 4 is an essential download. It saves you hours of tedious demolition work and provides a truly blank canvas for your creativity. Whether you are a veteran builder or a new player looking to customize your game from day one, this add-on is a must-have. Happy simming!