Apartment Hack: Now For Non-Fat Gwilly People!
seelindarun:
No. Or maybe it would work if the lot had originally been built on a Uni lot. I've imported my own lots, which aren't originally built from an empty lot in a uni 'hood, and the class dialogs got lost.
On the bright side, so far I've always been able to get them back by editing the lot and saving a second time. That is, put down the lot in uni as a residential. Change the lot zoning, save and exit. Enter again, make a change, save and exit. The second save (or move-out/move-in) revives the controllers for dorms and rentals. I built my uni apartments in situ, to avoid the potential borkiness, so I'm not sure it will work for apartments.
Mootilda:
Quote from: rufio on 2009 February 26, 03:30:04
Does that include lots that have been imported into the game via Sims2Pak, or are those ok to place in Uni subhoods?
Quote from: seelindarun on 2009 February 27, 00:08:30
No. Or maybe it would work if the lot had originally been built on a Uni lot. I've imported my own lots, which aren't originally built from an empty lot in a uni 'hood, and the class dialogs got lost.
Sounds like you mean "No, they are not ok in Uni subhoods", rather than "No, this doesn't include lots imported via Sims2Pack"?
J. M. Pescado:
How you import the lot doesn't matter, it's all based on where the lot was originally built. For lots built by unknown third parties, however, there is no way to tell. I may consider writing a Lot Debugger Fix for this. However, I don't have a lot of test cases, as I am not in the habit of importing lots, mostly because people who build lots often suck at it.
msshanni:
so should I delete the lot? what if I take a dorm, and change it into a apartment? will that work? maybe I should place the lot in a UNI hood as a residential lot, then change it into an apartment, will that still make the class dialogs not work? I have no idea how to build an apartment, that is why I imported a lot from another site.
Tina G:
Quote from: Faizah on 2009 February 22, 17:02:03
Quote from: OneQTPie on 2009 February 16, 18:26:29
Quote from: Devonian on 2009 February 07, 19:18:25
I have a problem that I have not seen reported here.
My apartment sims' neighbors will not visit after accepting the invitation by phone when this hack is installed.
I have tested it by removing one mod/hack at a time, and also by removing all mods/hacks and replacing them with the most recent version of The Director's Cut. When apthack is removed the neighbors show up.
I have to admit that I downloaded and installed the EA patch for Apartment Life. Perhaps this is the conflict.
I would really like to play with the Apthack. Do you have some solution for me?
I'm having the same issue. Sim neighbors stand me up constantly. I'm going through the testing phase right now. I'll update if I find a seperate solution.
Can you not just knock on the apartment neighbour's door and ask them to come out? Works for me. (Except after 10pm, as apparently neighbours need their beauty sleep.)
Just knocking on an apartment door and asking them to come out doesn't have the same effect as calling and having them actually visit. It's what I've been doing, though, because all this time I thought getting stood up by apartment neighbors was another EAxis bit of stupidity...lol. But I have just discovered the problem is the apt hack as well. The also don't come to birthday parties, etc when invited. Since I see the issue has been reported and ignored, I suppose it isn't going to get fixed, so I'll either settle for not inviting my apt neighbors on the phone, or I'll live without the apt hack, although I don't like that option very much. :'(
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