Awesomemod is not yet compatible with the expansion Pack
keirra:
Quote from: Summer_Topaz on 2009 November 20, 02:32:06
???
Really quick question: if I uninstall the mod to play until the fix comes out, and I had it set to allow overstuffing, will sims # 9+ in my house disappear? My sim has a lot of children, and is pregnant. I don't want her youngest kids to vanish, and I don't want to have her give birth to a nothing.
Also, registering for a username on this forum is idiotic? 11 meters per second should count just the same as 24 mph for swallow airspeed velocity. *twitch*
ST
Do not play your saved neighborhood until you can replace Awesomemod. Pescado warned everyone that once you install Awesomemod you can't go back.
missladee:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2009 November 18, 05:02:38
I have to create an entirely new utility just to MAKE it compatible, so expect it to take awhile. The first expansion shakedown will be the hardest, and the task will likely go faster next expansion when the infrastructure is laid down.
First of all, I have to say that you rock! The Awesomemod is extensive and took more brainpower than most of us have...with all the smooching aside, I figured it wouldn't happen overnight. Can the world let up for thinking time at least?
wizard_merlin:
Quote from: keirra on 2009 November 20, 02:38:43
Do not play your saved neighborhood until you can replace Awesomemod. Pescado warned everyone that once you install Awesomemod you can't go back.
So true.
My saved games are safely tucked away, to be left alone until AM is up and running. In the meantime I'll destroy a new game while checking out the new features.
Inge:
The basic advice when installing any new patch or EP for the Sims, is that you completely remove your Mods folder before installing and only put each mod back as its creator (or other experienced and trusted modder) says you can.
While you are waiting for the go-ahead to replace your Mods, you should avoid playing your normal game hoods and instead start new hoods to play with in the meantime. This should prevent your usual, modded, hoods resetting themselves to something you didn't expect.
alttbm:
while i agree that its boring as shit without AM
i'm finding it to be a good thing as now i can get back to my mods
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