Go to CC or mod site of choice and download the files to your computer from there. You don't need WinRAR or 7-zip to actually download any game mods or custom content. To Download just the Sims 3 mods folder, click here. Download a new Sims 3 folder with mods folder included here, from Where Do the Mods and Custom Content Go?
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This is a step by step guide into creating a Mods Folder, for anyone who has never used mods before and doesn't know where to start. When The Sims Team releases a new patch for The Sims 4, remove all your CC/Mods before installing the patch.Creating a Mods Folder/Installing Mods Step by Step Guide.Please use Mods and Custom Content with caution and always read the feedback first before installing it.Although Mods and Custom Content are not supported by The Sims Team (as some Mods or CC may react negatively on different computers), they still encourage people to make and use them.Game Help:Downloading for Downright Dunderheads (for The Sims 3 on ).Game Help:Downloading for Fracking Idiots (for The Sims 2 on ).Older software will not recognize this new format, and will not be able to open RAR files that use it. ↑ Version 5.0 of WinRAR, released in September 2013, introduced a new version of the RAR format called RAR5.RAR decompression is open, though RAR compression is proprietary. ↑ This is 'PackageInstaller.exe', formally the The Sims 2 Body Shop Package Installer.↑ 1.0 1.1 64-bit versions of Windows use 'Program Files (x86)' for 32-bit programs.Make sure that the box by this option is empty, with no checkmark, then click OK. Look in the list for 'Hide extensions for known file types'. In the 'Folder Options' dialog window, click on the View tab.In Windows 7: Click on Organize at the top left, then choose 'Folder and search options'.Click it then click either 'Folder Options' or 'Folder and Search Options', depending on which one appears. In Windows Vista: The button at the top left (to the left of the Views button) will say either 'Layout' or 'Organize'.In Windows XP: Click on the Tools menu, then Folder Options.Open a folder it doesn't matter which one.By default, Windows hides file extensions that are associated with a program, even if the Details view is used. Other methods, such as looking at the file's icon, can be misleading, particularly when installing content for The Sims. Identifying a file's type is best done by looking at the file extension the part of the file name after the final 'dot'.
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