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- EgonVM9 months agoSeasoned Ace
Tray folder holds the households, lots, and rooms you have saved to My Library or downloaded from the Gallery.
As you have downloaded a household, the tray is where they go indeed.
Or could you take a picture of the files you've downloaded with these type extensions?
- Decebal19729 months agoRising Newcomer
This is how it looks If i try to open the file
- jpkarlsen9 months agoHero (Retired)
Desktop.ini is a Windows settings file for the folder it is in. Every folder has one though they are generally hidden. In a compressed file you will be able to see it If you tried to copy it to the tray folder. It was probably added to the archive by accident. package files goes in your mods folder and contain the CC used. Files named trayitem do go in the tray folder. If there are other files you wonder about look in the tray folder if there is already other files with the same extension or post a screenshot here.
@Decebal1972 Tray folders take these file types:
- .blueprint
- .bpi
- .hhi
- .householdbinary
- .rmi
- .room
- .sgi
- .trayitem
Nothing else goes in Tray. (This list is from https://answers.ea.com/t5/Mods-CC-Issues/INFO-How-to-Use-Mods-and-CC/m-p/13436258#M58777)
.package files are not household files. They're mods/CC. But the list in that image includes broken mods. Please don't download CC/mods from anyone other than the creator. Broken/Updated Mods & CC lists a selection of broken mods/CC. Please don't install CC that isn't directly from the creator's own sources. It's a great way to end up with broken files and worse. Instead, check what CC the household/build creator says they're using and download it from the creator.
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