Where can I find exact Sims 4 numbers?

The Sims 4 database

A Sims 4 reference built from the game's own files, version 1.128.90.1030: 81 cheats, all 36 deaths with their odds and timers, 67 careers with the pay of every level, and every occult, skill, trait, moodlet and lifespan with its numbers.

This database tracks the exact numbers inside The Sims 4. The data comes directly from the files of game version 1.128.90.1030. You can look up 81 cheats, 36 deaths, 67 careers, and 75 skills.

You do not need to guess how mechanics work during gameplay. The tables show you the exact rules for traits, moodlets, and lifespans. You can also use interactive tools to plan your Simoleons or check survival odds.

What's in the database

How we got the numbers

The Sims 4 keeps its rules in tuning files: the chance of a death, the pay of a job, the length of a moodlet. We read those files from game version 1.128.90.1030, for the base game and every pack, and join them with the game's own English names.

Each number on these pages comes from one named tuning record. A record that fails a check, like a missing name or a duplicate id, is left out rather than guessed. We leave out debug commands and anything that never shipped.

The game changes with patches, so each page says which version its numbers come from.

Where the numbers come from and how to read them

We pull the data directly from the files of game version 1.128.90.1030. This means you see the actual rules that the game uses, not player guesses. When the game updates, we read the new files to keep the numbers accurate.

The tables sort 36 deaths into clear categories so you understand the risk. Some deaths use a timer, like Death by Hunger or Death by Mold. Other deaths rely on chance, like Death by Meteorite or Death by Killer Chicken. Certain deaths happen without a random roll when you meet the conditions, like Death by Fire.

For the 81 cheats, you enter them in Live mode. Open the cheat console with Ctrl + Shift + C on PC or Cmd + Shift + C on Mac. On console, press all four shoulder buttons at once. Type testingcheats true first to turn on the cheats that require it.

What you can find in the database

You can browse 608 visible traits, 114 hidden traits, and 7,598 moodlet names. The database also covers 67 careers, 75 skills, 100 aspirations, and 53 collections. These entries show you how to build your character and earn Simoleons.

If you play supernatural characters, you can check data for Vampire, Werewolf, Spellcaster, Fairy, Ghost, Mermaid, and Alien occults. The lifespan tables list the days of every life stage for Sims, dogs, cats, foxes, and horses. You can view these day counts at each lifespan setting.

Two built-in tools help you run numbers for your save file. The death odds calculator shows the risk of chance deaths like Death by Electrocution or Death by Pufferfish. The career pay planner helps you compare Simoleons across different job branches.

Questions

Which version of The Sims 4 does this database use?

All numbers and tables come from the files of game version 1.128.90.1030. We read the game files directly to get these values.

What is the difference between timer, chance, and certain deaths?

Timer deaths happen when a specific countdown runs out, such as Death by Freezing or Death by Sunlight. Chance deaths roll the dice when an event happens, like Death by Laughter or Death by Lightning. Certain deaths happen right away when you trigger the condition, like Death by Drowning or Death by Cow Plant.

How do I open the cheat console in The Sims 4?

Press Ctrl + Shift + C on PC, or press Cmd + Shift + C on Mac. If you play on console, press all four shoulder buttons at the same time. Enter your cheats in Live mode, and type testingcheats true first if a cheat needs it.

Which occult types are in the database?

The database covers Vampire, Werewolf, Spellcaster, Fairy, Ghost, Mermaid, and Alien occults. You can also see related deaths, like Death by Spellcaster Overload from Realm of Magic or Death by Emotional Starvation from Enchanted by Nature.

Does the database include pet and animal lifespans?

Yes, the lifespan tables list the days of every life stage at each lifespan setting. This covers Sims, dogs, cats, foxes, and horses.