mods
mods is gone snice I did the sims4 update they cancer it or is it way I can get my mods back because I have a lot??
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@kaylabear222019 Updating your sims game should not delete your mods. However, it is not unusual for mods to have conflicts with new game updates. Perhaps you could go to your mods' developer(s) website and confirm if the mods are running correctly with the current version of the game and if they are re-download them and try them again in your updated game.
it win I didn't did the update I had it but now by me did I don't see it
@kaylabear222019 I'm very sorry that this happened. Did you check inside your "The Sims 4" folder to confirm if your Mods are missing there? If they are no longer in your Mods folder, if you have a backup of your 'The Sims 4' folder or your Mods folder from your game you could get your Mods back from that. Or you can see if your mod creators have an updated (or properly functioning) version of your mods that you can re-add to your game.
Yes I did and this is whart it look like
plus I did try read it
Hmmm... from the screenshot it looks like your mods are still in the Mods folder.
Please try re-enabling the mods in your game options.
If this does not work you can try the following:
- Running a repair and see if that will re-connect your game to your mods folder. [ Open Origin, click 'Game Library' then right-click Sims 4 > Repair Game ]. Make sure to let it run until it has completed all repairs (it will do the basegame first, then run through each of your expansions/packs). After that, please see if the mods are showing up in the game.
- If the issue remains you could try the following:
Exit your game then exit Origin. Copy the Mods folder from your 'The Sims 4' folder onto your desktop (to preserve your mods future reference) then delete the mods folder and the localthumbnailcache.package file in your 'The Sims 4' folder and restart the game and so that the game will re-create the folder.
Then run a game repair [ Open Origin, click 'Game Library' then right-click Sims 4 > Repair Game ]. Make sure to let it run until it has completed all repairs (it will do the basegame first, then run through each of your expansions/packs).
You can then re-add your Mods from your desktop folder to the new game mods folder - but do not re-add the old config file from the old mods folder, as it is possible for it to have become corrupted.
Please let us know how it goes. If all of that fails to re-connect your Mods you can do the second option over again and instead of adding the mods back in from the desktop mods folder you can go to the mods creators and get the mod again and add it like you did the first time to your game.
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