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@tr1llestaries It could be just a problem that isn't showing up because of how you're breaking up the 50-50. For the screen cap, just any screen that includes some CC and maybe a non-CC mod or two is enough to see if there's a filename issue. And as noted, I'm happy to look at a list of mods if you use the link above to produce one. The file those instructions produce includes lots of info that can help find issues. (Likely tomorrow before I look at it though. I have a date with Doctor Who.)
- tr1llestaries2 years agoRising Novice
Is this good? Lol. Also could you send that link again if it's not?
- luthienrising2 years agoHero+
@tr1llestaries What I need is the text file that's produced when you follow the instructions here for creating a list of all your mods:
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Mods-CC-Issues/INFO-How-to-Use-Mods-and-CC/m-p/13439359#M58783
It includes more information.
- Bluebellflora2 years agoHero+@tr1llestaries
See those little cloud icons next to the filenames? That means they are in iCloud and not local in the Mods folder on your Mac, where they need to be.
What app is set to open those files? If they have the .package or .ts4script extension they should show as simply white pages. You have a specific app set which has archived them I think? Right click on one of those files and choose Get Info from the menu that appears. In the pop up window about halfway down you should see an "Open with..." option. If it isn't expanded click the arrow to expand it. This will tell you the app it's using.
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