sims 4 how to install mods if not installed on origin

If you don't have the file anymore, follow these steps: The CC Manager should now function again. If you still have the file (for instance because you temporarily moved it to a different location), then place the file back and start the CC Manager again. This error message can show up if the Manifest file has been removed from the TsrDbSims4 or TsrDbSims3 folder or the file has for some reason become corrupt. You should now have a fresh install of your (previously downloaded) custom content. Go to the Downloads tab, and install the CC again that you wish to have installed The red warning message should be gone now. Click on the Sims 4 (or Sims 3) button at the top again. In the CC Manager (Library tab) Select 'Show disabled'

If there are still (corrupt) files in there, remove them The red warning message about files that are broken or missing can show up when one or more files are corrupt or have been removed from the Mods/TSRLibrary folder. In that case it's best to remove the other (previously downloaded) files from your Mods folder, so there will not be any conflict between those files. But you can use your Download History page on TSR ( ) to install them again with the CC Manager. If you have previously downloaded CC on TSR and placed in manually in your Mods folder, then it will unfortunately not show up. With the CC Manager you can only manage CC that has been installed using the 'Install with CC Manager' button on TSR. Troubleshooting Can't see previously installed CC in the CC Manager This page is ment for providing help with any issues that can show up with the CC Manager. A short explanation and the download link can be found here: The TSR CC Manager is a VIP membership only tool for easy downloading and installing Sims 4 and Sims 3 Custom Content (CC).

Sims 4 how to install mods if not installed on origin