Custom Content Not Loading/Appearing In-GameSome troubleshooting tips for cc not showing up in-game.
If these tips don't help and the issue continues, go back to the site the cc was downloaded from to ask for help.
1. Do you have cc and mods enabled or turned on in-game?
Mods get disabled with each game patch and need to be turned back on.
Make sure both Enable Custom Content and Mods, plus Script Mods Allowed is checked in Game Options:
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Go to Options Menu > Game Options > Other > to make sure Enable Custom Content and Mods, plus Script Mods Allowed. - This is helpful if you are using script mods.
You will need to exit the game and reload it for the mod to show as active when loading the game.
2. Make sure the mods and custom content you are using is updated to the latest game patch. - Current game version can be viewed
hereHow To: Update the Game (Sims 4)
http://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/forum/index.php?topic=29286.msg401660#msg4016603. Is the cc made for Sims 4? Downloading and trying to install cc made for Sims 3 will cause issues.
4. Remove all the filters in CAS to help make the cc appear.
5. Check the cc to see if it needs a mesh to work in-game. Some pieces of cc need meshes to work correctly. - If they are recolors only, you may need the actual mesh if the recolor is someone else's work.
If it's clothing related check the tags. Many of the outfits or accessories are set to certain categories, like a beanie might not show up under formal unless you uncheck the 'formal' filter at the top that trims down what shows.
6. Make sure the Mods folder is located in the Documents folder on your C drive and not on OneDrive. Mods and CC won't work correctly if they're not on your local drive which is your C drive.
How To: Turn off, disable, or uninstall OneDrive
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/turn-off-disable-or-uninstall-onedrive-f32a17ce-3336-40fe-9c38-6efb09f944b07. Not all cc is for CAS (Create-A-Sim), some are actual household items. The cc may not be actual .packages, but .zip files that need to be extracted into the mods folder.
8. Try redownloading the cc items that are still missing, to see if they may appear in-game.
9. If you have sorted your cc into sub-folders, you will need to set your Resource.cfg file accordingly. - Sub folders are basically folders inside another. If you have too many, the game will not read them unless you update the Resource file.
Sims 4 doesn't work well with more than 1 level of sub folder in mods. You can edit the 'resource.cfg' file to recognize more levels by opening and editing it with notepad. It is generally easier to just have lots of folders under mods instead. Eg mods/female hair/*.package, mods/male hair/*.package.
You may be able to find more information in the discussion section of Mod the Sims or one of the other mod sites.
Before changing your resource.cfg file, back it up so you have the original file just in case something goes wrong.
Read more information on this using the link below:
http://sims4.crinrict.com/en/2014/08/mods-and-downloads/Back to top