You’ll notice that I have quite a few stray files and a lot of folders. The Resource.cfg will stay in the main Mods folder with the rest of the files and/or folders that you add.įor testing purposes, I moved my entire Mods folder over to my Mac partition and into my new game, so this is what my Mods folder looked like at the time:

Please note that with The Sims 4, you do not need a Package folder within the Mods folder (like we had to do for The Sims 3). package files that you have downloaded can be moved to the following folder:ĭocuments > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4 > Mods. Now that that has been enabled, we can close the game.Īll. You need to make sure these are selected: There will be two check boxes with the options to Enable Custom Content and Mods and use Script Mods. So before we get started, we’re going to need to open up the game, go to GAME OPTIONS and then OTHER. Hopefully, this one will do the exact same thing for you all. If you know about my mods guide for The Sims 3, you would know that it was written for the sole purpose of making it easier to understand for those who aren’t familiar with using mods or custom content (CC) in their games. So I’ve had a few requests here and there regarding mods and custom content for The Sims 4 on Mac, now that it has finally been released. For help on switching off TS4 and Origin automatic updates please see here.įor help on extracting compressed files such as 7z and RAR please go here. Remember, you MUST remove your Mods before patching your game.

(For help on installing Mods in The Sims 3, please read itsaprilXD’s excellent guide here: ) Once again the fabulous itsaprilXD has written a very easy to follow guide on installing Mods on a Mac, this time for The Sims 4.

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