If you are not a VIP member, then you’ll have to learn how to manually install content – but don’t worry, it’s not difficult! The quickest and easiest way is that, if you are a VIP member, you can use the CC Manager to install content directly from the website into your game with a single click. There are a couple of different ways to go about getting the CC into your game.
Doing so will save it in the state where the CC has been removed, and the only way to restore it after that would be by manually restoring a back-up copy of your game files. You’ll have to re-enable it, and then immediately restart your game.ĭo not save your game at any point while your CC is disabled. If this happens, you’ll get a message upon starting the game that it’s been disabled. This setting will generally automatically turn itself off after larger game updates. If you do not have this setting turned on, then no mods or CC will show up in your game. The first step is to make sure that your game has Custom Content enabled. If you are using our CC Manager program, everything is handled automatically. zip, open it and see what the files are, extract them out of the zip, and then place them accordingly to the above.
(…\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\ Tray) (…\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\Mods) package file, it goes in your Mods folder. If you simply need a very basic overview of how to install content: This is a long article that goes in-depth and very specific. Table of ContentsĢB: Manual Installation & Download BasketĠ6 – Further Support Too Long, Didn’t Read: Overview The CC Manager is also available for both Windows and macOS. – The game paths for where to install content are the same for both Windows and macOS. If the original creator is no longer active, that particular mod may never get updated and you will have to simply stop using it. You will have to remove them until the creator updates them. – If you have any actual game modifications – things that change the behavior of the game, not just Custom Content – they typically break with every major update to the game. Conversely, when newer CC is put into an older game, the game says things like “I don’t know what this code is,” or “I don’t know how to do that function” and you can get all kinds of weird issues. When features are added to the game, older CC will be updated. Older content is usually forwards-compatible, but newer content is not always backwards compatible.
– You should keep your game up to date and patched at all times. Hi everyone! There seems to be a lot of confusion from people who are having trouble getting Custom Content to show up in their game – so I’m compiling this as a comprehensive resource for installing all types of CC for TS4, across all available methods. Welcome to the world of Custom Content for The Sims 4!
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