Don’t worry about losing your saves, you just backed up all your saves in Step 4, remember?
Go back to Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4 > saves and delete everything in that folder.
Paste the files into your newly created Starting folder under The Sims 4 Backups. Go to Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4 > saves and copy everything in there. Inside The Sims 4 Backups, make a folder called Starting. Make a folder in your Documents called The Sims 4 Backups. There is no easy way to do this except by a lengthy process of elimination, which I will go over at the end of the tutorial, but for the immediate purposes of setting up our base save as quickly as possible, follow these steps: In order to have a base save, you will need to know which files belong to which save. I hate having it all messily jumbled into one folder. To make matters worse, these files have computer jargon names that make it impossible to tell which save files are which. It jumbles all your save files into one folder. But First…īefore we get started, it’s important to understand something about how The Sims 4 saves your data. What if I told you there’s a better way? What if you could have just one base save file already set up exactly the way you want it that you could use every time you want to start a new game? I’m here to show you how to do exactly that. Even if you save all your Sims and lots to your library to plop down, it can still take a long time to import everything. Then… we decide we want to start a new save file and have to start the whole tedious process all over again. We set up our clubs and edit our homes and community lots with the latest pack content. We build up Newcrest just the way we want it. We make over all the premade Sims to suit our tastes. We spend hours and even days customising our Sims 4 saves just the way we like them.
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