It is NOT the resource.cfg file inside C:\program Files (X86)\Origin Games etc.Ĭontact Origin for legally purchased games and they can help you via remotely connecting to your computer and see what is happening as to why you do not have a Sims 4 Folder inside your Documents Folder. If you need to alter your resource.cfg file to be able to see inside sub folders that are inside your mods folder, then the resource.cfg that needs altering is inside the mods folder inside your Sims 4 Folder inside your My Documents folder. We have tried to help you with this since 6th of September.
If that still does not make a Sims 4 folder inside your My documents folder (after reinstalling and updating via origin) then you need to contact Origin directly. Respect their time and their hard work by not pestering for update news the second a patch drops.If you don't have the Sims 4 folder inside your Electronic Arts folder inside your My Documents folder then you will need to uninstall and reinstall. However, bear in mind that some older mods will no longer be supported, and modders in general have lives and usually other jobs, so fixing issues can take time. Often modders will test their own work and post on socials or their website about pending updates or any issues. Before adding mods you need to check for updates. When you do add content back in, CC is less likely to cause issues so we advise re-adding this first. This allows you to c heck the stability of the patch before you start altering your game code. Make sure you've backed up and entirely removed everything before you start the game after a patch. Note: After every patch a large number of players have issues caused by mods or cc they have forgotten to remove. When you first start The Sims 4 after a patch make sure you have a blank Mods folder and check the stability before adding any external content back into the game.
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