Open S3MO when you’re done, or after the first couple of batches to see your setup. (I would advise adding them in small batches because when you open S3MO, you might get an error dialog if it is trying to load them all at the same time on first load). This is my old setup as an example (it’s been changed since) You’ll see 2 new folders, Mods and Profiles. If you have a lot of content and mods, then the best way to do it is to file your content in folders in the S3MO folder! Close the S3MO window and open the folder you unzipped.

You could click ‘Install’ to add single packages (browse to the packages you want to install) In Settings, you can change the executable of the game, location of the documents folder, set the size limit of the merged files of your content, change the priority of the merged files, edit the resource.cfg file from here (more on this later!) and check the boxes of the caches you want cleared when needed.Ĭlose Settings back to the main window to start to add your cc and mods. In the window, click the gear icon for Settings (Since 8th July S3MO has been updated to allow any executable to be selected to run instead of Sims 3 executables if you use other launchers)

exe you want S3MO to launch and the Documents>EA folder. Run ‘s3mo.exe’ and enter the paths to the. You’ll be adding most - or all - of your content to it. Extract the files to a folder where it will stay and won’t be moved, and on a drive that has plenty of space. The zip file contains all the files needed. I hold no responsibility on how this tool works for you. As g0kur says, S3MO is still in development, although it is very stable, but backup your files/cc anyway, especially ones you intend to merge with this tool.

Backup all your game files before you use this app.

(I still have a lot of content in CCM that are in collection files, so I can’t give it up yet 😉) I also talk about how I use S3MO with CCMagic near the end. If you are, feel free to correct me where I’m wrong or offer any tips and tricks in the comments! This guide is for people who are not familiar or experienced with this tool playing other games. When I initially read the description of this I thought ‘Is this a replacement of Delphy’s Dashboard?' I realised it was more than that when I saw it not only finds conflicts between cc and mods but merges them too. Well, it’s no secret that I really like using g0kur’s Sims 3 Mod Organizer! 😄

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