It depends on how many downloads I have for a given creator whether they have subfolders or not.

I combine the site and creator names into a single folder.įor CAS items, the path looks like this: Mods>CAS Clothes-Female>MTS-Creator Name (some have subfolders like undies, swim, etc,) or Mods>CAS-Makeup>Lipstick>Creator Name. I separate my CC by general categories, then by where I got them and creator. It could go deeper in the path but since it gets broken by game updates more often than not, I have it where I can find it to update it easily so I just keep it up top. Its folder location is Mods>Weebesu-More Columns. Weerbesu's More Columns in CAS mod is just a package, not a script mod. I've never had a problem with them being too deep. It the same for the other script mods I use. I like to put mods where I can locate them easily since most of them get updated with just about every game update or on a more or regular basis. So my advice to anyone using script mods is to read the directions and put them where the creator tells you. Most creators will tell you to put them no more than one folder down. Some will run fine further down the path but some won't.

For mods with scripts, with the ts4script extension, they should be as near the top as you can get them. If your file names end in zip, rar, or 7z, you have to uncompress them before the game will even see them.īut to answer what I think you are asking, for files that have the package extension, being several folder level down should work fine. The only files that it loads and reads are package and ts4script files. But if you do mean using compressed files in the folders, the game won't see them at all.

you said you tried compressing the cc, I'm assuming you're talking about keeping the file path as short as you can.

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