Hold your command+alt then drag TS4 Start to your desktop and then you can double click on that alias to run the game. Now you only need to make an alias to TS4 Start to where ever place you like > for example Desktop and to do that So TS4 Start will be inside Bin folder beside TS4_圆4.exe Right click on The Sims 4 icon ( The Game ) > Show Package Contents > drive_c > Program Files > The Sims 4 > Game > Bin

You need now to move this file TS4 Start from your desktop to the following path: On your terminal type the following command to make it executable: Now you have plain file on your desktop > TS4 Start txt so it will be like this TS4 Start > now save it to your desktop > for example if it is like this TS4 Start.txt So I try brew install wine: zsh: correct 'wine' to '.wine' nyae n Warning: It appears you have MacPorts or Fink. Then, wine didn't work so I tried brew install wine, but that didn't work. Here's the background: I have installed wine before with MacPorts. Now save it to your desktop with name from example TS4 Start and uncheck the option if no extension is provided, use “.txt” and leave the name as it is TS4 Start > if you noticed there is an extension at the end of the name then remove it So, I am running a bit of a different install. Open your TextEdit.app > File > New ( or just click “command + N” ) > now click on “Format” > Make Plain Text > now copy and paste the following code inside: Note that Wine is 32 bit only which means it does not work with macOS Monterey, Big Sur or Catalina which only support 64 bit applications. > from When the shell exist: > select Close if the shell exited cleanly > now close your Terminal Wine (stands for Wine Is Not an Emulator) is a free way to install Windows on your Mac and it works by wrapping Windows in macOS.

Open your terminal.app > from Terminal menu click Preferences… > click on Profiles tab > then shell tab Now how to run the game “THE SIMS 4” using the native wine in the easiest way.

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