Comments

• MyreMylar Posts: 80 Member

  September 2014

  You can go one layer deep with folders by default. So you can have:
  
  \Sims 4\Mods\My folder\mod.package
  
  but not
  
  \Sims 4\Mods\My folder\My subfolder\mod.package
  
  however you can go deeper if you edit the \Sims 4\Mods\Resource.cfg file.
  
  By default the file looks like this:
  
  Priority 500
  PackedFile *.package
  PackedFile *\*.package
  
  open it up in wordpad/notepad and add another line so it looks like this (new line highlighted in bold):
  
  Priority 500
  PackedFile *.package
  PackedFile *\*.package
  PackedFile *\*\*.package
  
  and then you can have anther layer deep on your folders so:
  
  \Sims 4\Mods\My folder\My subfolder\mod.package
  
  will now work.
  

  3
• SALTPASTILLEN Posts: 2,639 Member

  September 2014

  Thank you! I thought I had read something about this somewhere, but that was before I got the game and I couldn't find my way back.
  
  I feel so bad for wanting cc when I haven't had the game a full week yet...

  

  1
• SALTPASTILLEN Posts: 2,639 Member

  September 2014

  BTW, could I add even more layer or is 2 the limit?

  

  0
• thequux2 Posts: 19 New Member

  September 2014

  You can add as many layers as you want, it seems; you just need a line in your Resource.cfg for each layer that you use.

  4
• SALTPASTILLEN Posts: 2,639 Member

  September 2014

  thequux2 wrote: »

  You can add as many layers as you want, it seems; you just need a line in your Resource.cfg for each layer that you use.

  
  That's great to know.

  

  1