Sims 4 How To Get Mods

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  1. Sims 4 Kids Relationship Mods
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  • Just a quick tip, restarting the game should generate a new resource.cfg file.
  • This is really helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do it!
  • Just a quick tip, restarting the game should generate a new resource.cfg file.

    Thank you. I will ammend the post.
  • edited August 2018
    Hi there and first thx for the tutorial I just have three remarks:
    1) 'Script Mods; more complicated mods that actually introduce some sort of code in to the game. These cannot be organized in a folder structure i.e. they must be in the ‘Mods’ folder and must be in a .zip file.'
    This can be confusing since nowadays script files are mostly *.ts4script Files and not *.Zip Files. It could lead ppl to just install the Downloaded Zip instead of extracting the Package & ts4script Files inside the zip. Also to better organize the Mod Folder it would be good for ppl to know that Script Files can be indeed in a Subfolder but only one and not deeper unless the creator explicit tells them to install it directly in the Mod Folder.
    2) 'Note: script mods can seriously harm your game and I do not recommend them. However, for some more complex mods to work they may come with a script file which they need. Usually the creator will provide detailed instructions.'
    I know it is just your recommandation but in my Opinion most 'Script' Mods are 'harmless' since they only add Interactions to Objects & Sims and don't change anything deeper like game changing script Mods (for example Pregnancy Mega Mod, UI Cheats etc). I feel like a generalization like that could scare ppl away from Mods that do include a Script File to add Interactions to the Game?
    3) You used this to be added to the Resource.cfg
    Priority 500
    PackedFile *.package
    PackedFile **.package
    but below you say to organize the Mods Folder like this
    Mods/Clothing/Female/Tops
    Mods/Hair/Female
    Mods/Make Up/Female/Eye Liner
    So wouldn't it be better to let ppl actually add this to the Resource.cfg?
    Priority 500
    PackedFile *.package
    PackedFile */*.package
    PackedFile */*/*.package
    PackedFile */*/*/*.package
    PackedFile */*/*/*/*.package
    PackedFile */*/*/*/*/*.package
    Besides my remarks i will keep an eye on this Tut since it can be helpful for users who often ask me how to install my mods^^
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  • Hi there and first thx for the tutorial I just have three remarks:
    1) 'Script Mods; more complicated mods that actually introduce some sort of code in to the game. These cannot be organized in a folder structure i.e. they must be in the ‘Mods’ folder and must be in a .zip file.'
    This can be confusing since nowadays script files are mostly *.ts4script Files and not *.Zip Files. It could lead ppl to just install the Downloaded Zip instead of extracting the Package & ts4script Files inside the zip. Also to better organize the Mod Folder it would be good for ppl to know that Script Files can be indeed in a Subfolder but only one and not deeper unless the creator explicit tells them to install it directly in the Mod Folder.
    2) 'Note: script mods can seriously harm your game and I do not recommend them. However, for some more complex mods to work they may come with a script file which they need. Usually the creator will provide detailed instructions.'
    I know it is just your recommandation but in my Opinion most 'Script' Mods are 'harmless' since they only add Interactions to Objects & Sims and don't change anything deeper like game changing script Mods (for example Pregnancy Mega Mod, UI Cheats etc). I feel like a generalization like that could scare ppl away from Mods that do include a Script File to add Interactions to the Game?
    3) You used this to be added to the Resource.cfg
    Priority 500
    PackedFile *.package
    PackedFile **.package
    but below you say to organize the Mods Folder like this
    Mods/Clothing/Female/Tops
    Mods/Hair/Female
    Mods/Make Up/Female/Eye Liner
    So wouldn't it be better to let ppl actually add this to the Resource.cfg?
    Priority 500
    PackedFile *.package
    PackedFile */*.package
    PackedFile */*/*.package
    PackedFile */*/*/*.package
    PackedFile */*/*/*/*.package
    PackedFile */*/*/*/*/*.package
    Besides my remarks i will keep an eye on this Tut since it can be helpful for users who often ask me how to install my mods^^

    Thanks for pointing some things out.
    You have added some good information to the post which will help people.

Sims 4 Kids Relationship Mods

Descargar pack karaoke a z por mediafire 1. The Sims 4 makes it easier than ever: simply download the mod in question, unzip the files (they will typically end in.package), and then drag and drop them into the 'Mods' folder, which is already located in your Sims files (navigate to Documents Electronic Arts The Sims 4 Mods to locate).