Sims Medieval Resource.cfg May 2026

To set up mods for The Sims Medieval Resource.cfg file should contain the following text:

Common uses in Sims Medieval modding

• Enable a "Mods" folder structure similar to The Sims 3:
  • Priority 500: This tells the game to load these files with high priority, ensuring they override default game assets.
  • PackedFile lines: These lines tell the game to search inside the Packages folder and all subfolders within it. The asterisks (*) act as wildcards, meaning the game will look infinitely deep into your folder structure. This allows you to organize your CC into subfolders (e.g., "Hair," "Clothing," "Buildings") without the game failing to find them.

  Priority 500 PackedFile *.package PackedFile *\*.package PackedFile *\*\*.package PackedFile *\*\*\*.package PackedFile *\*\*\*\*.package Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard 4. Installation Checklist sims medieval resource.cfg

  Crucial Tip: It must sit in the main game folder, alongside your Game, GameData, and (newly created) Mods folders. It should not be inside the Mods folder itself. How to Create or Edit Your File To set up mods for The Sims Medieval Resource