More information on these steps is detailed in the rest of this article:Ĭustom Content should be installed in the user documents directory, as follows: Play! Your custom content should be working! Install: Install the file(s) in the correct way, according to which type of file they are.Ħ. File Type? Identify which type of file(s) you've extracted - are they. Extract: Use 7-Zip or Keka to extract the custom content file(s) from inside the archive file.Ĥ. Put it somewhere easy to find, like a folder on your Desktop.ģ.
Download: Click on the download link to save the archive file (zip, rar, or 7z) to your computer. Information: Read about the content before you download it.Ģ. This is a basic summary of the steps detailed below.ġ. It will also link you to other pages with more information, where needed.
It is not a full guide to every little detail, but a general overview to help you get started. This guide explains the basics of downloading and installing custom content for The Sims 4. 1.8.1 Testing for problem CC just takes time and effort.1.8 Removing/Testing Problem Custom Content.Do I need to delete some cache files? Well now, no mod is working at all. Now i put all the mods into the downloads folder, but each time I install any, i get the notice critical system failure. Most mods will go into the \packages folder unless the mod author tells you to put it somewhere else.
\documents\electronic arts\the sims 3\mods\overrides \documents\electronic arts\the sims 3\mods\packages Inside the \mods folder, you will need two additional folders: txt as the extension) and put it in the \documents\electronic arts\the sims 3\mods folder.
Once that's done, name it resource.cfg (you'll have to select "all files" from the File Type drop down to keep it from tacking on. I don't think the Test and Probation sections are strictly necessary, but it won't hurt to leave them in.
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