package files in Program Files (x86) > Origin Games > The Sims Medieval > Mods > Packages Follow any specific instructions the creator outlines. Download your mods and CC and unzip them if necessary.That’s it! You’re all set up to start putting mods and CC in your game now! Change “TestingCheatsEnabled=0” to “TestingCheatsEnabled=1.”.Find the file called Commands.ini and open it up.Navigate to Program Files (x86) > Origin Games > The Sims Medieval > GameData > Shared > NonPackaged > Ini.This way, you will have a backup to revert to in case you mess anything up. IMPORTANT: Anytime you are editing game files, you should first copy the file and paste it in a secondary location on your computer for safekeeping. This requires some very simple coding but I promise it’s really easy. Some of the more powerful mods need the debug options to be enabled in order to work. You’re probably going to want to enable advanced debug options as well.
Next, copy the d3dx9_31.dll file and paste it into Program Files (x86) > Origin Games > The Sims Medieval > Game > Bin.Copy the Resource.cfg file and paste it into Program Files (x86) > Origin Games > The Sims Medieval.Right-click the TSMSetup.zip file and select Extract Here.They’re the files I’m using in my own game right now. Next, download the TSMSetup.zip file from SimFileShare.Make sure it is capitalized and spelled correctly. Inside the Mods folder, make another folder called Packages.In this folder, make a new folder called Mods.Navigate to Program Files (x86) > Origin Games > The Sims Medieval.You will have to manually set up the game to read. If you are using sub folder for your mods (folders within folders) then you will need to adjust your resource.cfg so it can read sub folders.It is very possible to install CC and mods for The Sims Medieval however, the game is not set up to allow the use of modded content by default. Do same with Tray folder if you have stuff in that, also all mods but do not replace the newly built resource.cfg file, finally any game config files for your preferred setup.ĥ.Start game again and hopefully all mods are now showing and working. In Users/My Documents make a backup of the whole Sims 4 folder.ģ.Start game, it will build a new Sims 4 folder.Ĥ.Exit game without saving, then move over old saves folder to replace new one.
If simply trying to replace resource.cfg keeps failing, and you are not using sub folders such as suggests, then follow these steps and the game will build it all new for you.ġ. It's easy enough for the game to build a new Sims 4 folder. It may be that you have a corrupted Sims 4 folder.
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