When installing. If it can not find the item here, it will fall back on a standard EA replacement, even if the item itself is still installed in your game. The game also generates a file called "ccmerged" in this folder, when you install premium content from The Sims 3 Store.
Do NOT delete this file. If you do so, your store premium content will not work properly. More details about this can be found here: DCBackup, ccmerged. When installing from. These databases are actually used in your game and loaded on startup. The items can be stored in various. If you delete the files here, installed items will be gone from your game and will need to be re-installed using the Launcher.
Sims 3 Folder Contents Downloads. This folder only recognizes. Once installed into your game, it is not needed to keep files in this folder, however it may be good to do so should you want to re-install them. There is a file contained within this folder that is named as your Origin email-address with the extension of ".
Sims 3 Folder Contents Exports. When you share or export something from your game or export a world from CAW the game creates a. On starting the Launcher, it will assume you intend to upload these to The Exchange, however there is no need to do so. You can take the files out of here and use them for other purposes, including putting them into the Downloads folder of another game. Sims 3 Folder Contents FeaturedItems. As of patch 1.
To Be Determined. Sims 3 Folder Contents InstalledWorlds. Here the basic. The worlds that come with the game itself, like Sunset Valley, are not found here.
Sims 3 Folder Contents Library. This folder stores the familles and lots in your Sims bin as used in Edit Town. The game stores these with hexadecimal file names, however you are free to rename them as long as you leave the extension intact. Basically a installed package file which piggybacked off a Sim3Pack download when it was installed. I was wondering if anyone knew how to delete a package file which wasn't installed the traditional way via placed in the mods folder.
I couldn't find it in my installed content folder though I will check again just in case I missed it , and I know this was a package file from a long time ago. So where would I go to get rid of this? Go to Solution. Hunnypooh1 There are two different folders you need to address.
DCBackup is the one with ccmerged. Deleting the other files won't uninstall the cc, although bad cc can sometimes "reinfect" a game from here. To remove a cc item from your game, you have to either uninstall it from its corresponding. That was the process I was describing. If you're converting your Sims3Pack files to. Or you could keep the sim and get rid of all the other cc.
The point of the unpacking process is to make cc easier to add and remove, instead of having to go through the launcher. But it's one or the other—either install a pack directly, or convert it into. Also, some sims still look like they have cc until you take them into CAS for the first time.
I don't know which items are affected this way—it applies to sliders, for example, but probably not clothing. Anyway, please be more specific in describing the process you've used so far. Where to go from here depends on your approach. Also, if you'd prefer to start from scratch with your cc without losing your save data or other content, I can walk you through that too. View in thread. January - last edited January If it's helps, it's a peggyzone skin.
The website is gone and has been for like 5 years, and I've check online everywhere to refind the file name so I could locate it and delete it, but no such luck. I can't find the file in my mods folder, but I was hoping if I could at least get the file name, I could find it that way and get rid of it.
Hunnypooh1 When you install a Sims3Pack, its contents create or are added to a. If the pack also contains a sim, there will be a corresponding. Multi-sim households and lots you've downloaded or created also get their own files in Library; a store or custom world will have a file in InstalledWorlds.
So there are a few ways you could go about this. The first, and easiest, is to uninstall the skin the term for what you described is "default replacement skin" from the launcher. I update it every time there is a new Premium Content item. This ccmerged. Even if you do not own all premium content, you can safely use this package in your own game. It will not cause problems with your game at all. Please see What is the ccmerged? It was only natural for me to transfer my love of coding and blogging to my favorite simulation game.
I know all of us who love the Sims have also had our fair share of technical issues with the game. I love to help fellow simmers fix their game, so they can spend their free time playing and not troubleshooting. I also love to mod the Sims, so we can play with life the way we want. If you want to find more of my mods, visit my forum at Simlogical , where most of my mods are hosted, and check out my profile at ModTheSims.
DCBackup, ccmerged. Restoring Your ccmerged. Optional Step: You may now wish to test your premium content before moving your ccmerged. Simply launch the game and try to use your premium content objects. If they work, your ccmerged. Important: Do not rename the ccmerged. If your premium content items are still not working properly, there are few possible reasons for this: You may have an out of date premium content mod. This would have to be a mod that alters premium content moodlets, skills ingredients, plants, or recipes, In other words, a mod that alters a resource in the ccmerged.
You may have an older copy of the ccmerged somewhere in your Sims 3 folder, such as in your Mods folder, or somewhere else. You may have some other package, or corruption in your Sims 3 folder which is causing the ccmerged not to be loaded properly.
I highly recommend using the Optional Step in Step 4. Test your objects in the clean Sims 3 folder and make sure they are working before you move the ccmerged to your original Sims 3 folder. You can also try the following: Download the ccmerged. I do not recommend keeping your ccmerged. If you installed your premium content as package files, place the ccmerged.
This is a continuation, and explanation, of my very popular post: DCBackup, ccmerged. There are many doubters out there about what the ccmerged is, how it works, and why people need it. All I can say is: Good for you. In fact, from the very beginning I have advocated that people fix their ccmerged themselves eventually I relented and started allowing people to download my own ccmerged.
On top of that, I really, really hate having to make sure that I update the ccmerged every time there is new premium content. I understand, I really do. So I folded, and I let people download my ccmerged, because I know that my ccmerged will always work. At least until I stop updating it.
I applaud this kind of skepticism. After all, it is what gets people thinking in the first place. Just download S3PE and open the ccmerged. You can see for yourself exactly what it is in there. Alternatively, you could have just asked me. I never went into much detail about it because for many users, it is not necessary.
I try my best to answer and help everyone who posts comments on my blog and on my posts and tutorials at Simlogical. If you have a question, just ask it! Simply put, it is a compacted file where the Sims 3 Store developers keep vital XML data that is required for hot installs, that is, Sims 3 Store content.
You can consider it a sort of Sims 3 Store mod package. It contains all the data needed for the scripted premium objects to work. The ccmerged. Without these resources, most premium content objects will not work properly some premium content objects do not need these resources, such as the massage chair and the wind chimes. Currently, the ccmerged. Normally, most people do not all have the same ccmerged.
This is because the launcher can only read what you install. The Launcher does not download information from EA when it creates the ccmerged.
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