CC in subfolders?
Just a quick question: can you put CC in sub folders like you can for TS2? example: Mods > my_subfolder > files
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> @Darkshadow73 said:
> > @Darkshadow73 said:
> > > @Ivaine18 said:
> > > Hey you guys :)
> > > I am a player for 8 years and still have issues with that subfolder thing.
> > > I know I can create them, but can I create a subfolder in a subfolder?
> > > Like this : Mods->CAS->Hair->.package
> > > At the moment it looks like this : Mods->CAS->.package
> > > It would be easier to organize all my CC, if it would be possible to create a subfolder in my subfolders :D
> >
> > If you want to have Sub-folders in you mods folder make sure you have the file Resource.cfg.
> > And if you don't you can create one using Notepad++
> > And you would type everything like this
> > Priority 500
> > PackedFile *.package
> > PackedFile */*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*/*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*/*/*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*/*/*/*.package
> >
> > and save the file name as this Resource.cfg
> > And make sure the file extension is .cfg and not .txt
>
> or instead you can copy your mods folder to your desk top to make a copy and then delete the mods folder that is in your Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4. Do not delete the copy you put on your desktop or you will lose all of your mods and custom content.
Forgot to mention after you delete the mods folder then run your game as normal and it will create the Resource.cfg. and then you can exit the game and copy all your custom content and mods back into the mods folder.. Before you do that you can create folders to keep things organized. But keep scripts and mods in the main folder and just put the custom content into folders
> > @Darkshadow73 said:
> > > @Ivaine18 said:
> > > Hey you guys :)
> > > I am a player for 8 years and still have issues with that subfolder thing.
> > > I know I can create them, but can I create a subfolder in a subfolder?
> > > Like this : Mods->CAS->Hair->.package
> > > At the moment it looks like this : Mods->CAS->.package
> > > It would be easier to organize all my CC, if it would be possible to create a subfolder in my subfolders :D
> >
> > If you want to have Sub-folders in you mods folder make sure you have the file Resource.cfg.
> > And if you don't you can create one using Notepad++
> > And you would type everything like this
> > Priority 500
> > PackedFile *.package
> > PackedFile */*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*/*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*/*/*.package
> > PackedFile */*/*/*/*/*.package
> >
> > and save the file name as this Resource.cfg
> > And make sure the file extension is .cfg and not .txt
>
> or instead you can copy your mods folder to your desk top to make a copy and then delete the mods folder that is in your Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4. Do not delete the copy you put on your desktop or you will lose all of your mods and custom content.
Forgot to mention after you delete the mods folder then run your game as normal and it will create the Resource.cfg. and then you can exit the game and copy all your custom content and mods back into the mods folder.. Before you do that you can create folders to keep things organized. But keep scripts and mods in the main folder and just put the custom content into folders
