my resource.cgf file isn’t in my mods folder

@savf77  It's better to let the game create a new resource.cfg.  Move your Mods folder to the desktop, launch the game, make sure mods and custom content are enabled, and when you quit, you should have a new Mods folder with a new resource.cfg inside.  You can add your existing mods to that folder.

@puzzlezaddict ok i’ll try that right now. thanks!

@puzzlezaddict update: i’ve tried it multiple times and it’s still not working. is there anything else i can do?

@savf77  Are you saying you don't have a resource.cfg, or that your mods and cc aren't working?  If you don't have a resource.cfg, please double-check the file path to the Mods folder you're opening.  You should be looking in C:\Users\your username\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4, but you may be looking at the OneDrive equivalent instead.  The game reads the folder on your hard drive, not in OneDrive.

@puzzlezaddict i just don’t have the resource.cgf file and that’s what i need to add mods and cc. 

@savf77  Where are you looking for resource.cfg?  Please let me know the exact file path to the Mods folder where you expect to see it.

And make sure you've enabled mods and custom content in the game options, and that the setting is sticking after you select it.

@puzzlezaddict ok so i found the resource.cfg file and i know it’s the right one because it has today’s date on it but now the mods and cc aren’t working in my game even though i fixed all the files and everything 

@puzzlezaddict i figured everything out and now my mods and cc work! yay! that i you so much for your help!