Hey folks!
As a Mac user/player, I always dread installing mods that require merging (copying/pasting) folders into other folders because macOS lacks a very useful Windows feature – the ability to replace files in the destination.
Technically, macOS does have something similar, but it works completely differently from Windows. Instead of copying and replacing overlapping files, it will swap the contents of the existing folder with the one you’re trying to copy. Since most game mods only include parts of the game, this basically deletes all the other files not included in the mod (lol).
But don’t worry – we’re not stuck manually copy-pasting each folder one by one. Below, I’ll show you how to quickly install Sunblind in seconds (at least once you get the hang of it).

THIS GUIDE IS ONLY FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE READING COMPREHENSION AND A BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF HOW COMPUTERS WORK. THIS METHOD IS EXTREMELY SIMPLE AND WILL WORK, BUT ONLY IF YOU FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND WITH UNDERSTANDING.
IF YOUR GAME BREAKS, YOUR COMPUTER EXPLODES, OR YOUR DOG DIES, THIS IS NOT MY FAULT. I WILL NOT BE HELPING YOU FIX ANYTHING. YOU ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO ON YOUR COMPUTER.
PROCEED ONLY IF YOU UNDERSTAND THIS.

Download the Sunblind mod and unzip the file to get the “sunblind” folder. Keep it nearby, we’re obviously going to need it soon.
Side note: This method moves the entire mod content, no matter which packs you actually own. If you want to save some drive space, you can open the sunblind/Delta folder now and delete the folders for any packs you don’t have.
Now in Finder, preferably in a new window or tab for convenience, go to Applications/EA Games/ (or wherever The Sims 4 is installed on your Mac) and right-click on The Sims 4.app, then choose Show Package Contents.
The Sims 4.app will open like a regular folder, and you will see a single Contents folder.
Keep it nearby, we will need it soon.
Now open Terminal.
If the idea of using it scares you, or you don’t even know what it is, ABORT THE MISSION. You probably shouldn’t be doing this anyway.
The concept is simple: we’ll use this command to automatically merge folders:
rsync -rDv --progress /path/to/sunblind/ /path/to/contents/
Here’s the GIF showing the full process first:


First, copy the command itself and paste it into Terminal (don’t forget the space at the end):
rsync -rDv --progress
Next, drag and drop the "sunblind" folder into the Terminal window. This will automatically fill in its path. Your command should now look like this:
rsync -rDv --progress /path/to/sunblind
This part is critical: remove the space after sunblind and manually type a forward slash “/” at the end of the path so it looks like this:
rsync -rDv --progress /path/to/sunblind/
Now, add a space after the slash and drag the Contents folder into Terminal. It should fill in that path automatically, like this:
rsync -rDv --progress /path/to/sunblind/ /path/to/contents
Again, remove the space after Contents and add a “/” at the end. The final path should look like this:
rsync -rDv --progress /path/to/sunblind/ /path/to/contents/
To give a real example, my final command looks like this:
rsync -rDv --progress /Users/mateusz/Downloads/sunblind/ /Applications/EA\ Games/The\ Sims\ 4.app/Contents/
Press the Return/Enter key and pray you read everything carefully and did it all correctly.
Congratulations, Terminal just installed the Sunblind mod for you!
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