Inside the Mods folder should be two more folders entitled "Overrides" and "Packages", and then the resource.cgf. Now refresh your Documents/Electronic Arts/Sims 3 folder, and you should see the new Mods folder. On the page, where there's the icon that says "Download", do what is says, and right-click and "save link as" in your Documents/Electronic Arts/ The Sims 3 folder. You don't have create your own Mods folder though, because on the MTS3's modding guide, they have a ready-set-up Mod folder (with the resource.cgf) for you to download. To get the mods up and running in your game, you'll need the resource.cgf. The Mod folder is where you're going to be saving your game mods. When you mod your game, you'll be adding a new folder in Documents/Electronic Arts/Sims 3 entitled "Mods". You don't really have to do anything here, but I think it's good to know where it is you'll be sending your mods. Once you have a program that un-zips files ready, go to your Documents folder, then open the Electronic Arts folder, then The Sims 3 folder. If you don't have a program that unzips files, you can can try it here.) Note: I know this is a giant wall of text, but I suggest you read everything first before you do anything so you have a good idea on what you're doing.Īlright, so you're going to need a program that un-zips files, first off.
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