what folder do.you pput sims 3 cc skins in

I know that there´s a pinned topic about organizing cc, but I can´t answer my question with that. It would be easier to organize all my CC, if it would be possible to create subfolders in my subfolders. » Unlike the original OMSP this is basically a special shelf. At the moment it looks like this : Mods->CAS->.package. » It will only go up to the top of a regular wall. You can place it away from the wall by using moveobjects on, and it will still shift! The OMSP can be shifted up and down like a painting.

However when I went into my game after downloading, my skin overlays werent showing up on my sims and everyone in the household had on the default replacement skin. I absolutely loved the idea of pictureamoebae’s OMSP shelf for TS4 and wanted to recreate it :) June 2020 Options colorclaw Novice Hi, I recently tried to download some default skin replacements as well as lip replacements as well. Id suggest using non-default, since all of the townies would get installed with custom content skins if you use. Make sure that you dont have many default skins, the game might crash(my story lol). You could make another folder in the unpacked folder and call it CC. Cut it from there and go to my documents, then Electronic Arts, then Sims 4, then create a mod folder, create another folder in that one called unpackedmod and put your CC files under there. Introducing a new OMSP for The Sims 3!! In case you don’t know what that means, OMSP stands for ‘One More Slot Please’ and can be used to add lots more decoration to your buiilds. The way to install them would be putting the custom skin files in the order of My documents -> Electronic Arts -> Sims3 -> Mods -> Packages folder. It is probably downloading to your downloads file.

What folder do.you pput sims 3 cc skins in