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It enables the use of script mods, core mods, and cosmetic overrides. Correct File Content

The Sims Medieval Resource.cfg file is essential for enabling custom content and mods. Unlike newer Sims games, this file is typically placed in the game's installation directory rather than the Documents folder. Resource.cfg File Text

Each additional line containing nested asterisks allows for one extra layer of subfolders. The script provided above allows you to organize your mods up to four subfolders deep (e.g., Mods/Packages/Clothing/Female/Adult/Dress.package ).

: Download a pre-made file from communities like Mod The Sims or create one using a text editor. Crucial : The Resource.cfg file must be placed in the main installation folder , sitting right next to the Mods folder—not inside it. Correct File Content

Re: How do I get The Sims Medieval mods to work? - EA Forums

The table below outlines the three critical components for a successful modding setup:

If you are creating the file yourself using a text editor (like Notepad), you can paste the following standard configuration to allow the game to read mods up to five subfolders deep:

If your custom content or mods are not showing up in your kingdom, run through this quick troubleshooting checklist: 1. The File Extension is Wrong (resource.cfg.txt)

Before you edit or download a resource.cfg , you must understand what the text inside actually means. A standard, working resource.cfg for The Sims Medieval looks like this:

Note: If you do not see a "Mods" folder inside your game directory, you will need to create one manually. Simply create a new folder and name it Mods (without the capital M if it doesn't work, though capitalization usually does not matter on Windows).

For example, if you mistakenly put resource.cfg in C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\The Sims Medieval\Game\Bin\ instead of the main directory, the game would be looking for mods in entirely the wrong place. The instructions below detail the exact paths you should use.

.../The Sims Medieval/Mods/Packages/Hair/ (Optional subfolder) Example of a Working resource.cfg Content

: Put the resource.cfg file you downloaded directly into this main game folder. It should be sitting alongside the other folders you see.