Remove the first half of the suspect files and put the second half in Sims 4/Mods.Ĭ) Result: The problem persists with only the second half of suspect files in place. Problem is in the first half of the suspect files.ī) Result: The problem disappears with only the first half of suspect files in place. Put the folder containing the first half of the suspect files into your Sims 4/Mods folder.Ģ) Test the first half of this batch of suspect files.Ī) Result: The problem persists with only the first half of suspect files in place. Put each half in temporary folders on your Desktop. Organization makes mod/cc upkeep SO much easier!įollow these directions for Everything Else in your /Mods folder.ġ) Divide suspect custom content in half. If you don’t already have things separated by folders, now would be a great time for you to do that, also. Suggestion: if the idea of “halfing” ALL your files at once seems like too much, consider 50/50ing all of your Game-changer Mods first, then all of your Build Buy (object) Custom Content, and finally all of your CAS Custom Content.
Any time you remove files from /Mods, you should also remove the localthumbcache.package file from /Sims 4.Make sure no Script Mod is deeper than in /Mods or /Mods/Folder.One problem area can be avoided by keeping recolors and their meshes together in the SAME batch of test files.
MCCC’s error-catching can make this process much easier for you. Leave MC Command Center and Resource.cfg in /Mods.
This is the 50/50 process we recommend to anyone visiting our MCCC/Sims 4 Support Discord who is having issues with mods and/or custom content.
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