How do I install torrents into my sims 4 game? also how long does seeding take?

So i had recently came here and downloaded toddler, vampire and carnival also i downloaded torrent before, so i have the base game already and i'm slightly confused, so at the moment it's seeding and how long does that take? but anyway whenever its done how the heck to i add it to my game play? is it like adding custom content or no?

pause the torrent and it'll say completed. Then, follow the easy guide here: https://games4theworld.forumotion.com/t21806-must-read-how-to-install-the-sims-4-correctly#146695

Post in this thread if it isn't fixed.

-Kanji

search bittorrent trackers then go onto torrent tracker list copy the first 30 go onto bittorent right click your torrent click on properties then paste it where it says trackers

Mika_love wrote:So i had recently came here and downloaded toddler, vampire and carnival also i downloaded torrent before, so i have the base game already and i'm slightly confused, so at the moment it's seeding and how long does that take? but anyway whenever its done how the heck to i add it to my game play? is it like adding custom content or no?

Hi there,

Our DLCs installation process is pretty simple. Provided you already have the base game, copy + paste the DLCs according to the guide below and you will have no problem running the game.
https://games4theworld.forumotion.com/t21806-must-read-how-to-install-the-sims-4-correctly

Mika_love wrote:(...) at the moment it's seeding and how long does that take? 

Hello,

Adding to what the previous posters said, when a torrent is "seeding" it means that the download is complete and ready-to-use. By default, torrent clients "seed" a finished torrent, essentially for as long as you choose.

"Seeding" is the uploading/sharing of a finished torrent with other people downloading it. Unlike direct downloads which are typically located in just one centralized server/network, torrenting relies on (de-centralized) seeders like you at the moment to spread material. 

If you want to learn more about torrenting, we have a lovely guide which you can grab here, and then have a look at it:
https://games4theworld.org/guides/how-to-download-torrents/

As said, the torrent will seed/upload for as long as you don't quit this process. In theory you could seed endlessly, but most people seed in a 1:1 ratio (they seed/upload the exact amount of data that they downloaded). Some seed more, others less. There is no formula, and it'll ultimately depend on your willingness how much you want to "give back" into the system.