Re: Custom content items removed?
Afternoon @Dalilahdd ,
Whenever the game installs a new patch, Sims 4 automatically disables the Mods/Scripts folder to give you an opportunity to change out any mods that might conflict with the new patch.
Go to the following location in Sims 4:
From the Main Menu:
- Select the Options menu (The '...' symbol) in the upper-right.
- Select Game Options.
- Select Other.
- Make sure Enable Custom Content and Mods is checked.
- Make sure Script Mods Allowed is checked.
- Select Apply Changes.
(If either of the previous options were disabled for whatever reason, you will need to close/open the game again. After you do so, see if you still get the error; it should now instead list for you the Mods that have been placed in the Mods folder.)
If that doesn't work, make sure that all your Mods are not in too deep of a subfolder within the Mods folder. You can usually get away with one or two subfolders, but getting too far might have the game miss where your Mods are located.
(Note: As good practice, whenever Sims 4 releases a new patch, or you get an update for the game via Origin, you'll likely get the "Mods Disabled" message when you start the game thereafter; just follow the steps I provided above, and your mods should be back in working order.)
(If you need more info, let me know.)
- B
