How to Look Up MC Command Center Settings and Commands

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Use the Search menu on deaderpool-mccc.com to look up MCCC settings and commands. It lets you search either all settings or all commands, and you can filter results to a specific module when you only need information about that module. If you want a high-level overview of what each module does before searching, start with the Documentation overview page instead.

Search Settings vs. Search Commands

The Search menu offers two search modes, and picking the right one is the main decision:

You want to… Use What you get
Change how MCCC behaves (tunable options) Search all settings Matching settings entries for MCCC
Find an in-game command to run Search all commands Matching command entries
Focus on one area only Filter to a specific module Results limited to that module

If you are not sure whether something is a setting or a command, try the mode that matches how you expect to use it: settings are configured, commands are issued.

Step-by-Step Lookup

  1. Go to deaderpool-mccc.com.
  2. Open the Search menu.
  3. Choose whether to search all settings or all commands.
  4. Optionally apply a module filter to narrow results to one module.
  5. Review the matching entries.

Expected result: a filtered list of settings or commands relevant to your term, scoped to the module you selected if you applied a filter.

When to Use Documentation First

The Documentation menu has an overview page listing overall information about MC Command Center and its modules. Use it when you want high-level information about each module — for example, to confirm which module a feature belongs to before you search, so your module filter is correct.

Common Sticking Points

  • No results: check that you picked the right mode (settings vs. commands) and remove the module filter to widen the search.
  • Mod not showing up in-game at all: that is an installation problem, not a search problem. The Help menu contains installation instructions and troubleshooting documentation for determining why the mod doesn't show up after installation, plus a FAQ.
  • Last Exception notification while running The Sims 4: the site states this is almost always caused by an out-of-date mod or custom content (hair, clothing, furniture — anything) or a core EA error. The #general_support channel of the MCCC Discord server is where to get help; new members must validate first before gaining full access.

Related Resources on the Site

  • Download MCCC — supported public releases and download links; the site also explains what to read if you need an older version than what is listed.
  • Other Downloads — other utilities, including MCCC-specific ones, provided as .Net utilities for Windows.
  • Help — installation instructions, troubleshooting, and FAQ.