Trust me, I’ve been there! My goal is that (hopefully!) by the end of this post you’ll be armed with all of the know-how, wisdom, and drive to step into the fantastic world of player content. If you are just at the beginning of your journey into user-generated content, adding mods and custom content can feel pretty overwhelming. Always back up your data and proceed with caution as you venture into the world of mods! I will remind any mod users that choosing to access mods outside of CurseForge may pose more risks. If you can think of it, it probably exists as Sims 4 creator content! Player creations ranging from fun, stunning, to downright wacky have all graced the inside of my mods folder. I, like many Simmers, have spent dozens of hours viewing, testing, and playing with custom content and mods over the lifetime of The Sims 4. That’s why we selected Overwolf, a company who understands the ins-and-outs of creating a curated, and easy-to-use, all-in-one platform for your modding and custom content needs, to dive head first into The Sims 4 community content. We continue to be amazed by the dedicated Simmers who channel their love of The Sims 4 into creating countless new items and enhanced experiences for everyone to enjoy. I can’t even begin to tell you how excited I am to be talking to you today about the launch of The Sims 4 page on Overwolf’s platform CurseForge that will shine a spotlight on the incredible talent that our community has to offer.
And the second every time before you launch your game.Sul sul, Simmers! I’m Hollie, former streamer (HollieBB), lifetime Simmer and current Feature Producer for UGX for The Sims *™ 4*! I strongly recommend doing the first clean up, once a month or week. Plus they will regenerate when you start the game. As for the Start up and loading screens, go to your My Documents-> Electronic Arts-> The Sims 3 and delete, CASPartCache.package| compositorCache.package| scriptCache.package| simCompositorCache.package| socialCache.package| files.ĭon't worry, these caches are just a bunch of backup files of all the package files ever used in the game which you obviously don't need.If it makes you feel better, you can keep a backup of the folder and test it yourself.
Basically, you go to your My Documents-> Electronic Arts-> The Sims 3-> DCbackup.So I deleted them and my game played a lot better and faster. I tried many things and mods to speed up my game until I found out that the problem was caches holding all the items used in game for easier access. Not to mention how long it took it to start. sluggish, that it was painful and annoying to play. I'm personally addicted to clutter, it's never enough clutter for me. Installing mods for The Sims 3 can be very tempting where you'd end up just downloading a whole bunch of stuff, and eventually cause your game to lag.
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