The problem I am facing is that I want to add priorities to packages that potentially override each other in parts so that the game knows which package should be prioritized. I already added two lines to it to search for packages that are more than 5 levels deep in the structure. I am also aware of how the resource.cfg file works in its default state. I am already starting to sort the package files in different folders. Hope someone in the future will find this for your answer.

Packages that have the same priority and are in the same folder are sorted by alphabet, starting with special characters, then numerics (0-9), then letters (a-z). Packages that are placed one folder deep are prioritized over ones that are placed two, three, etc. Packages that have the same priority are sorted by how deep in the file structure they are put.

All packages files get assigned the highest matching priority from the resource.cfg.Ģ. Packages with higher priority override lower priority packages.ġ. However, if you assign a priority of 999 to the folder '2-Graphics' via the resource.cfg, then it will override the CAS folder if needed. If folders '1-CAS' and '2-Graphics' are created, the CAS items will override the graphics packages if needed. I also discovered, that after sorting by resource.cfg priority, the package files are prioritized by alphabet.

I have used this procedure to fix some graphics-mods and default-CAS-override problems in the last few months. After months of testing I can confirm that one can indeed set priorities in the resource.cfg for different paths.

Sims 3 delete resource.cfg