@Bluebellflora
Yes, they are now stored locally. However, it seems like Electronic Arts is a separate folder from Documents now (photo located below). When I click the "separate" Electronic Arts > TS4 > Mods, there's nothing there. However when I go Documents > Electronic Arts > TS4 > Mods, they're there. Although they are located there, all of my CCs and mods were removed from the lists in-game. Along with this, it does not show my previous games - basically seems like I haven't played or done anything, which I have.
Whoops. Picture now attached.
Then, when I click the first folder, Documents > Electronic Arts > TS4 > Mods all of my mods/CC are there (still not in-game, though). However when I click the second folder shown in the picture, Electronic Arts > TS4 > Mods, nothing shows up.
I just tried to move the second Electronic Arts in the photo to Documents, however, it asked if I wanted to replace the existing folder. Should I just delete the copy, or?
Not sure exactly what you mean by "Users > Home Folder", I don't see that anywhere. It recreated the Electronic Arts folder, which contains TS4 folder. Do I delete the duplicate folder, since it doesn't have any of my mods/CCs, or?
I moved my home folder into finder via that link.
Should I move the Documents folder out of my Documents folder? There's also another Documents folder in my Home Folder, which has all my mods/CCs. Attached is a screenshot of the duplicate Electronic Arts folder. Has TS4, and everything else, however nothing in Mods.
But everything is now in the right location at least.
- Do you have both Enable Custom Content and Mods and Script Mods Allowed enabled in the game options?
- Are the Mods you have compatible with the current patch level of the game? You need to check on the creator's site.
I was going to check, however, got this notice once I opened my game? Not sure what it means.
