(Except baby wheelchair/stroller functions.) Wheelchairl - I haven't tried yet but I think it's just a chair. All Access - Some wheelchairs & walkers, but they seem just be chairs. I think it only works for females, only wearing 1 outfit, so kindof limited.

Appears functional (except for using invisible limbs to open things or walk). Amputee Sliders Sliders to create amputees. These are the ones I've found so far: Hearing Aids - Accessory. What I really want is a functional wheelchair, but I'm open to other mod suggestions too. I kindof wanted to do something in-game to reflect this. I know EAxis created Sims to be these wonderful, average creatures that kindof live in a Rockwell painting, but IRL there are people with disabilities and handicaps. Now that Grant reached out to players for input on a range of ideas regarding disabilities, he confirmed Maxis is actively considering what they can do to make it a reality.I'm wondering if there are any mods out there to recreate Sims with disabilities? Like not just objects, but functional objects or clothing/accessories. Trying to talk to some folks and look at what we can do, when. Thanks for speaking up, i really appreciate it. Same with the idea of deaf Sims, which is something we're investigating – we're talking to Simmers who are deaf, hard of hearing, etc. It would probably be a dab of ASL to abstract a lot of different socials. We have ideas on how to do the Simlish sign language. I've already started talking to folks to learn about it. Key to delivering on this feature is interacting with Simmers who are actually disabled to guide us, tell us what works, and what doesn't. Thank you for the article – I will definitely read it.

Do you prefer the term disabled then? Or something else? I apologize right now if I said something wrong. Disabled, handicapped, differently abled…I'm trying to tread carefully and respectfully.

Moment of truth: When we talk to different folks, and do research, everyone has different terms. We haven't been able to make any real progress on it, but I was talking to some Simmers who use wheelchairs a month or so ago and they helped us solve some design challenges. It's a HUGE opportunity I want us to solve. But, it could also work with elders and others. I would want to have wheelchairs to reflect the stories of differently abled people. Still something we'd like to do at some point. Grant also sought input that would help solve design challenges. In a series of tweets released by SimGuruGrant over the last month, he states that they have spoken to fellow simmers who use wheelchairs, and others who are deaf or hard of hearing. Maxis and The Sims team have confirmed they are actively looking into adding disabilities to The Sims 4.

Sims 4 disability mods