How to Sort My Sims 4 CC Folder

As a Sims 4 player, managing your custom content (CC) folder can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to organizing and categorizing thousands of objects. In this guide, I'll share my process for sorting CC objects to create a functional and easily navigable catalog.

The first step is to extract Base Game, EP, and SP OBJDs, which can then be reclassified to hide objects for use as an objects mod. This will allow you to group similar objects together and create collection files in CCMagic.

To make the process easier, I recommend creating an objd-override mod to hide your objects from the normal catalog. This mod will also enable you to speedily create a collection file of those same objects. To do this, you'll need familiarity with S3PE and objd override mods, as well as the ability to convert Sims3packs to packages.

In addition to these skills, it's helpful to have a desire for an object catalog free of poorly-categorized CC and a set of collections folders to give your odds-and-ends a home. With these tools and knowledge in hand, you'll be able to reclaim your catalog and enjoy a more organized gaming experience.

If you're new to the process, don't worry – there are many other guides available with tips and tutorials to help you along the way. After spending hours upon hours doing tedious tasks only to redo them later, I thought it was time to share my process with fellow Sims 4 players. By following these steps, you'll be able to sort your CC folder and enjoy a more streamlined gaming experience.

How to sort my sims 4 cc folder