Before you try to mod your game, you need to make your game accept custom content. First of all, download FrameworkSetup. Now, carry that file into the directory of The Sims 3 in My Documents.
The default location of that directory is as follows for different operation systems:. Extract the FrameworkSetup.
Open the Sims 3 Mods folder. It should look like the picture above. If they are there, this means you completed the most important step, which is the setting up your game to accept custom content. Sims 3 System Requirements. At least MB of free space with at least 1 GB additional space for custom content and saved games.
Ultimate Guide in PDF. Home News Updates. From patch 1. Download the ready-made FrameworkSetup. Right-click on the download link below and choose 'Save link as. Note: The picture shows them with a little green plumbbob icon, and 'Sims3 Package' under Type. It's okay if your icon looks like a Sims 2 package icon, a monkey, a white sheet of paper, or anything else, and the type may say 'PACKAGE' or something else.
Icon and exactly what it says for 'type' are irrelevant as far as working in the game is concerned - what matters is that it ends with. Download the ready-made FrameworkSetup. Right-click on the download link below and choose "Save link as.
Note: The picture shows them with a little green plumbbob icon, and "Sims3 Package" under Type. It's okay if your icon looks like a Sims 2 package icon, a monkey, a white sheet of paper, or anything else, and the type may say "PACKAGE" or something else.
Icon and exactly what it says for "type" are irrelevant as far as working in the game is concerned - what matters is that it ends with. Everything okay? Now if you run the game, your.
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