@shamalish The mods and custom content need to be inside a folder called Packages (with a capital P) inside the Mods folder. The game can't read the files otherwise. You can have subfolders inside Packages if you want.
@shamalish Just in case it's relevant, you do need to delete the cache files when adding new content to the user folder. These are in Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 3 and should be deleted regularly anyway:
Otherwise, please post screenshots of the locations of the files that aren't loading, as in, I'd like to see the file names and sizes. Include the address bar, above the list of files and folders, in the screenshots.
Here is the location of my Mods folder, and other folders of custom content inside the mods folder and there's a 3rd photo of what cc is there just in case.
@shamalish The mods and custom content need to be inside a folder called Packages (with a capital P) inside the Mods folder. The game can't read the files otherwise. You can have subfolders inside Packages if you want.
sorry for the late reply! i ended up doing that but it didn't work so I ended up reinstalling the mods framework folder and that did the trick. thanks!
