

If this is an upgrade for you, make sure you delete all MCCC TS4script and Package files prior to downloading the new versions and extracting them into your mod folder. The Sims 4 will only go one-level deep when looking for script mods. For example, “The Sims 4\Mods\MCCC” is ok but “The Sims 4\Mods\Script Mods\MCCC” is not. Next, make sure the modules and packages are placed into the same folder and that the folder is no more than one level deep in the Sims 4 mod folder structure.


The additional modules are all optional depending on what functionality is desired in the game. Keep in mind that the mc_cmd_center.ts4script is always required. It can be viewed here.įirst, you have to download the mod. You can follow the pathing of my MC and SoL in the pictures below.Raylene from the Discord server put-together a nice YouTube video for downloading and installing the mod. I would recommend just dropping it into your mods folder and seeing if the problem gets fixed. If you just took the SoL folder and placed into your "game mods" folder, then the main systems and buffs and such would be 2-sub-folders deep because they each have their own folder. I hope my pictures and such help you get these two mods playing nice together.Įdit: After re-reading your reply, I think I know the issue.

The MA (mod author) did release a June 21st patch because there was an error for those who don't own City Living. I don't touch the other folders (unless deleting content I don't want) from within that main folder and everything works fine for me. Then, I take that entire folder and just drop it into my mods folder. For SoL, I extracted the content to its own folder (using WinRar). I put one folder into my mods folder called MC and placed all of the script and package files in there for MC.
