I will keep that club addition in the script. I need to look at them and see if I want clubs to be able to do this autonomously. Also, new coding has been added to make this an approved activity for clubs. As you can see, the items that I need to fix are in yellow. Below are examples using my personal mod No Auto Computers. The way I proceed at this point is to write down the resource files that need updating and what lines were affected. The items in yellow may not need updating and could just mean that things were rearranged and that can be ignored. The file on the left is your old file and the one on the right is the new resource file. The windows that remain open will need updating.Ĭompare the differences between the two windows. You will see a bunch of windows opening and closing, if none of them stay open then your mod does not need updating. This is why you were told to put each resource file for that mod into its own folder with the mod.
You will need to set the paths for each line.
Once you have finished extracting those resource files, launch the XML Compare program. It took almost 10 minutes for mine, so go grab something to drink or two. The process takes a fair amount of time, so be patient and leave the program alone. Click on the export button and select the folder you want to extract to the folders with the date according to when that patch was released. Now you are going to extract those resources from Sims 4. Below is the structure of my modding folder with the top line being the main folder. Inside this folder should be sub-folders. I suggest extracting those before you update so you have files to compare against those from the patch. To begin you are going to follow the same resource extractions that I outlined in my Modding How to make a mod tutorial located here.
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