or an item.īy organizing them separately, you can simply remove the folder to a holding area in order to see if the game works again when you take it out. Usually after a patch, clothing hair, skins etc are fine and a script file gets broken. You want to make it easy to Debug when things break ( and things WILL break) I typically organize my own folders by type.Ĭlothing / Hair / Skin / Scripts / items / buildmode /makeup / eyes Script files are type TS4SCRIPT or any zip file containing. Does merging packages improve performance at all? I already use the Sims Studio to merge certain packages.Ħ. Like a conflictor program where I can see if I have any corrupted or duplicate CC or an easy way to delete unwanted CC without having to go to the folder and determine which one is it. What are the best programs to deal with CC and mods? Will the two of them still load alright even though they have the same name?ĥ. Can a piece of CC have the same name as another but be in a different folder?įor example, having a towel.package inside my kitchen folder and have another with the same name in my bathroom folder. I like to have pictures with the same name of the CC so I can easily identify it, but I'm pretty sure that's not a good thing.Ĥ.

Having images of the CC inside the mods folder slow the game down? And does this also applies to the subfolders? Or can they have spaces and dots and stuff like that?ģ. I've been renaming my files to avoid this and it's a really tedious process, so I'd like to make sure it does indeed help and it isn't just a myth. Is it true long files names and special characters (even spaces) slow the game down? Do you think that's too much and should narrow it down to 2 or 3? Or it doesn't impact performance at all as long as it's no more than 4 or 5?Ģ. But I never go more than 4 subfolders inside the Mods folder. Sometimes I might have another folder inside Sleepwear which contains a certain set with multiple packages as well. I like to have everything in subfolders, for example one of my more extended ones is Mods/Clothes/Female-adult/Sleepwear. What is the best way to organize your mods folder? Now, I have a few questions to those who use tons of CC themselves so if you can give me some quick answer it would mean the world to me!ġ. But while I wait, I still like to look for CC (I'm a hoarder) and update my Mods folder as much as possible. I haven't played TS4 for some time now because I think it's still quite boring and I'm still waiting for certain content to fully enjoy it. Sorry if someone asked this already in the past.

Where do ts4script files go