If this doesn't help, please post a screenshot of the contents of Packages, as in, I'd like to see the mod files themselves. Once you find it, that's where your mods need to go too. You can search your computer for deviceconfig to find the correct one: each user folder will have exactly one of these files. If the timestamp doesn't match, you're looking at the wrong folder.
If you're not sure when that was, launch the game again and see whether the modified date was updated. So the file's timestamp should exactly match the time you pressed Play in the launcher. The mods I use are Nraas ErrorTrap, Overwatch, Autosave and Mastercontroller and I've experienced quite a few of glitches and crashes ever since I can't play with them anymore and I'd really love them Are you sure you're adding mods to the correct user folder, as in, the one Sims 3 is actually reading? You can check the modified date on the deviceconfig.log inside this Sims 3 folder: the file is updated every time you launch the game, but only if it's inside the folder Sims 3 is using. Program files (x86) -> Origin Games -> The Sims 3 -> Game Data -> Shared -> Nonpackages -> Here I created a Mods folder and placed the resource.cfg within it Program files (x86) -> Origin Games -> The Sims 3 -> Game Data -> Shared -> packages
Is there a "new" Mods folder and if so, where do I find it/ where do I have to create one? The "old" mods folder (which is accessed via Documents -> Electronic Arts -> The Sims 3 -> Mods) still contains the Resource.cfg as well as the package folder where the unpacked mod packages are. Since I updated to the EA app, my mods are not even registered anymore and they do not work either. I recently had to install the EA app, since it wouldn't let me use Origin anymore.
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