@RandomBuzziness I'm using my gaming laptop not PC, though I'm not sure if laptops in general fall into the same category as PC. But overall, I'm using my laptop.
@DWZ3 No worries I also use a laptop. Mainly I was trying to find out if you were using Windows or Mac. Sorry for the confusion.
Sometimes the game stops recognizing the Mods folder and a way to fix it is to get the game to create a new one. Can you try doing this?
Hopefully this fixes things but if not let us know, there are other things we can try. This is the easiest fix & often works. Good luck! :D
Alright! Thank you very much, I'll send feedback if it works! 🙂
Ok, I have a slight problem, for some reason a new mods folder isn't there but the Resource.cfg is there.
@DWZ3 Do you use OneDrive? If so, can you check if there is a Sims 4 folder in your OneDrive? Sometimes after installing a game patch update the game will create a new Sims 4 user folder in cloud storage like OneDrive. If your game is using that folder in OneDrive as your current user folder then it won't see any changes you make in your regular Documents folder.
Here's something you can check real quick: Start the game and look at your Load Game screen and hover over the little folder icon next to the household thumbnail. There will be a pop-up window with the file path of that save file and this should tell you which User folder the game is using. You don't have to click on it, just hover over it. It will look something like this:
This shows that my game is looking in my C:\Users\Registered User\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\saves folder for my save files. This is the file-path for my user folder. Can you take a screenshot like this or write down the entire file-path for where your game is currently looking for your save files and attach it to a reply?
Here you go! Also, I don't have OneDrive unfortunately.
