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- Yup. Do that with my CC all the time. If I didn't it would utter chaos in there! Just note that if you move a file, it could make you have to reset say an outfit or hairstyle. Eg. when I first organized my CC, the CC hair I had for two of my sims disappeared on their heads. I just needed to give them back their hair was all. No harm no foul.
- nanashisims9 years agoNew AceThanks for the info and the heads up. I guess this means I need to get organised before I go on a CC spree as I'm infamous for reorganising my downloads :lol: Starting with mods and cc careers! And looking for body freckles :love:
- Glad to help and glad to see you being happy. :) Happy simming and happy shopping spree. Found a new MM CC toddler hair on modthesims that will be nice for a female toddler with long hair (The braid one).
- You can like someone else said, but be careful not to have too many sub-sub folders xD I know you can have a sub folder, but sometimes when you have too many sub folders inside a sub folder the cc doesn't show in your game...I hope that makes sense
"Loudon_Wainwright;15463940" wrote:
You may want to keep script mods outside of sub-folders as well. I've found that they don't like to work if they're in sub-folders.
This. It's only CC that you want in subfolders. Leave the rest in the main folder. But you can go about 4 or 5 folders deep.
Another CC tip! Rename files so there's only numbers and letters, maybe the underscore. It speeds game performance noticeably.- nanashisims9 years agoNew Ace
"luthienrising;15463942" wrote:
"Loudon_Wainwright;15463940" wrote:
You may want to keep script mods outside of sub-folders as well. I've found that they don't like to work if they're in sub-folders.
This. It's only CC that you want in subfolders. Leave the rest in the main folder. But you can go about 4 or 5 folders deep.
Another CC tip! Rename files so there's only numbers and letters, maybe the underscore. It speeds game performance noticeably.
Thanks you guys, I had scripts in subfolders :confounded: moving them out now! But not sure, I see .py and .ts4script and .package for mods, can I keep the mods with .package in subfolders and should the .py and .ts4scripts be moved to the main folder?
@luthienrising - this is so true! The special chars and spaces affects TS2 game performance as well. - nanashisims9 years agoNew AceI'll stick to 2 subfolders max: Category (s1) > CreatorName-PackageName (s2) > Files
example: cas > mts_kisafayd-darker_freckles > *.package
From what I'm hearing this won't be an issue, yes? - Nope, from what I've heard, using subfolders doesn't cause any lag or anything, and you're way above the max nesting there :)
I'm not sure which .package files can get nested, so I just go by what a mod does. I do CC = subfolder, everything else = not. Saves thinking harder :) "luthienrising;15463942" wrote:
Another CC tip! Rename files so there's only numbers and letters, maybe the underscore. It speeds game performance noticeably.
I didn't know that! :open_mouth: Good to know. Thank you very much, @luthienrising!- nanashisims9 years agoNew AceIs it possible to change the name of the scripts so that they can be organised?
For example, I have a script date_and_time.py. In a week from now I will have no idea what this means or who the creator is :confounded: Would it be possible to rename this script to mod_creatorName_slowTime.py?
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