Sims Medieval Resource.cfg [best] -

Windows sometimes hides file extensions. Your file might actually be named resource.cfg.txt . Turn on "File name extensions" in Windows Explorer to verify.

Once downloaded, simply extract the contents into Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims Medieval . It will merge the folders automatically.

It should sit directly in the main folder, side-by-side with your Game , GameData , and Mods folders. How to Create or Edit Your Resource.cfg

Unlike The Sims 3 or The Sims 4 , which utilize the user Documents folder for mods, The Sims Medieval requires mods to be placed directly into the installation directory. Default Installation Paths

A correctly configured resource.cfg allows you to: sims medieval resource.cfg

You may see terms like "Mods Framework" or "TSM Mod Installer." Historically, a "framework" is simply a pre-packaged folder structure that includes:

Notice that the default script goes five subfolders deep. This is usually sufficient for organization.

The asterisks ( * ) in the script act as wildcards. Each added line with an extra /* tells the game it is allowed to search one folder deeper. The configuration script provided above allows you to organize your custom content up to five sub-folders deep (e.g., Mods/Packages/Hair/Female/Long/ ). Troubleshooting Common Issues

C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\The Sims Medieval (or your specific install path). Windows sometimes hides file extensions

Before editing anything, you need to locate your existing (or future) resource.cfg . Unlike The Sims 3 , The Sims Medieval has a slightly different default structure.

To ensure your Resource.cfg actually works, your folder structure must match what the file expects:

If you don't have a Resource.cfg file, you can easily create one using a text editor like . Open Notepad and paste the following code:

Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims Medieval\Mods\resource.cfg Once downloaded, simply extract the contents into Documents

Instructs the game to read any .package file sitting directly inside the Packages folder.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Sims Medieval\

(Note: Some players may have a localized folder name, e.g., Die Sims Mittelalter on German systems, but the path remains inside Documents\Electronic Arts\ .)