How To Install Ultra Hardcore Mod For Mac

How to install Mod for MAC and PC Windows Personal Computer (PC) Tutorial:. Open up the search bar for applications.

Type run into the search bar and open it. This will cause a pop up menu labeled run to appear. There will be a search box within the run application. Search appdata to locate a file labeled roaming. Inside of the roaming file, there is a file labeled.minecraft. Open the.minecraft folder. Open the folder labeled bin.

Go to the file labeled minecraft.jar. Open the minecraft.jar with a program named WinRar. Insert any.class files needed and close the minecraft.jar. Make sure to save any changes if asked.

Notes: You do not have to use installers before modifying the minecraft.jar unlike if you were on a MAC. WinRar is however required to modify the minecraft.jar. (MAC) Tutorial.

Open up your finder application. In the menu that appears full of files, locate the one named Library. Locate the file named Application-Support. It is usually near the top of the contents inside of the folder labeled Library.

Locate the folder named minecraft. Once inside of the minecraft folder, open the folder labeled bin. This folder contains the minecraft.jar.

Slowly double click the minecraft.jar so you are able to rename it. Rename the folder minecraft.jar.zip. It will ask you if you want to use.jar or.zip.

Select.zip to save your changes to the folder’s name. Open the now newly created folder named minecraft.jar.zip which will give you a new folder named minecraft.jar. This will now act as your minecraft.jar. You are now able to drag any.class files needed into the jar to play the mod you wish. Notes: If you are going to use any mod installers such as and you are also going to manually install some, make sure to use the patchers first. If you do not, the patchers will not recognize the folder as a true.jar and you will be forced to force update your minecraft from the installed minecraft application to generate a new.jar.

Other Notes: I believe that you may also just search%appdata% to locate the roaming file on a PC instead of going to run first. This may not be correct and it would be nice if someone could inform me because I have been forced to use a MAC because my PC is broken.

ItsaprilXD has written this brilliant tutorial on how to install mods on a Mac for The Sims 3. She did post it over on the official forums but sadly EA kept deleting it.

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You can also find it over on her Tumblr page – (for help on installing Mods in The Sims 4, please read her ). In itsaprilXD’s own words: ModTheSims & SimsWiki have a wonderful guide on how to do it, but I feel like it’s a bit too basic, and this is why I’m going to try and include as much detail as I can without making it too messy and too hard to read. Now let’s get on to the guide: Prior to Patch 1.12, the location of the Mods and Packages folder was rather confusing. The original path of where you needed to go every time you wanted to add a new piece of.package custom content (hereby known as CC) was: – Applications/The Sims 3/The Sims 3.app (by showing package contents)/Contents/Resources/transgaming/cdrive/Program Files/Electronic Arts/The Sims 3/. As you can see, that is a rather long path, but, we no longer need to put our Mods folder in there. IF YOU CURRENTLY HAVE YOUR MODS FOLDER THERE, YOU NEED TO REMOVE IT. IT NO LONGER WORKS (obviously).

Currently, the place you need to create a Mods folder is: Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 3/ and here you create your Mods folder. Now we will get on to the actual installing of mods. Package file you have downloaded will go in a folder called ‘Mods’. This folder will not be there to start with, as you have to create it yourself. If you go to the above path (Doc/EA/TS3/) you can create your folder.

Make sure you use the correct capital/non-capital casing for the letters! Now, if you were to put a package file inside the Mods folder, it wouldn’t show up in the game and you’d be sat there wondering what you did wrong. For all.packages to show up in game, you need a file called ‘resource.cfg’. This can be downloaded from here: (if that file doesn’t work you can download the Framework.zip from and just use the resource.cfg file – BluebellFlora).

Once downloaded, place this inside the Mods folder. So far, it should look like this (ignoring my other random folders in my documents folder): Now that we have that set up, we can now create another folder called ‘Packages’, (again the correct casing for the letters). Just place this folder inside the Mods folder so it looks like this: As you can see, I have multiple files and folders inside my Packages folder.

I just choose to categorise my package files in this way, so I don’t have hundreds of files that could do any number of things. Now that you have that set up, the best way to check if your Mods will work is to use the ‘No Intro’ package. This just skips the intro with all the happy families that everyone skips anyway This can be downloaded here If your intro didn’t play and it went straight from the Maxis intro to the loading screen, then congratulations! If not, well my only advice will be to re-read all of the above and make sure you followed the steps correctly.

Now that you have (hopefully) got a working Mods folder, you might need some actual mods to improve the game. These are all mods that I use in game, so I highly recommend them. Download: Account is needed for the MTS download.

Download: 2. NoBuildSparkles mod. Download: Account is needed for the MTS download. Download: 3.

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This is useful if you have trouble with the Disk Authorisation Error message at the menu screen. These three mods do not need to be updated with each patch.

The majority of mods need to be updated with each patch. Be sure to check the original source of each mod you download after each patch has been released/updated, so you can download one that will work for the patch level you are running. It is useful in reducing lag as it removes built up NPC/Townie mess on a regular basis. As always, I hope this guide was helpful in showing you how to use mods! Any other questions can be posted on my The Sims 3 page (itsaprilXD) or at my tumblr, (ministryofsims.tumblr.com).Update January 2014. Sadly Twallan has announced that he is no longer modding for The Sims 3 so the 1.63 patch is the last one he has worked on with regards to his mods.

With this in mind it would be a good idea to download and save the 1.63 super patch onto your Mac so if you need to uninstall and reinstall in the future you have the patch ready to go and your game will still be compatible with your mods. Here are the links to the Mac 1.63 super patch: Region 1 (US) – Region 2 (worldwide) – Region 3 (Asia-Pacific) – Region 5 (Japan) – Digital Download –. I don’t know why it isn’t working It’s possible it could be the resource.cfg file (they’re known to have problems), but Bluebellflora posted an alternative link I believe, so you could try that one. If you only use the mods listed (from memory it was just the nointro and nobuildsparkles), you should notice if they work or not (specifically with the missing intro – you should still see the Maxis logo, since there are two versions of that mod). Other than that, I have no clue as to why it wouldn’t be working for some people.

Are you sure your game is updated to the most current patch? And what expansions and stuff packs do you have installed? Thank you so much for all of the helpful information!

I just have one quick question, as I have never actually used mods in my game before. I just did a complete uninstall/reinstall using the guide in this blog (another lifesaver!), and so my game is patched up to 1.67.

I keep getting the stupid disc issue (I upgraded to Yosemite so I kind of expected issues), and so I want to use the NoCD mod. Should I be all right since I’m patched to 1.67, or should I use the 1.63 super patch instead? Thank you again for all of the information 🙂 Like.