It's a modified version of the resource file you have in your mods folders that tells the game that the folder named OVERRIDES must take priority over everything else, so it doesn't matter how many conflicts you have in your game, a mod placed in there will always be the one whose modifications will get applied.
The closest thing we have to tell the game that we want a set of specific mods to override everything in every case, no matter what, because we know we want those mods to always work as they should, is Coolspear's Overrides Folder Sims 4 doesn't have a proper way to define a specific load order for mods, and I'm not sure how well the conflict detector tool works, because I just open up mods to see if they may or may not conflict with something else. The "eat human food" power will not work, and the problem is the conflict, so she will not be aware of it if you go to her and tell her that her mod is not working for you. Only one of these two modifications to this buff will make it into the game, and it may seem not a big deal but it actually means that LMS Sam mod will not work correctly at all if the bug fix modifications will take precedence over her mod. Here I have a conflict between a Bug Fix mod and a New Features mod overriding the same Buff: Let's recap what a CONFLICT really is: nothing more than two mods overriding the same resource.
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Now I'm sure the system works so I'm ready to teach you how to patch two mods to work together when possible. I posted about this some time ago and promised a tutorial.
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