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Ness:
after a re-install CC is disabled by default.
you'll need to enable it at the first warning screen, then quit and reload.
Zaphod:
Yeah, I did that too. After about six or so restarts it finally kicked in for some reason.. was only the clothes that wasn't showing, the other cc was coming up. Anyway, problem solved and thank you for the thoughts and ideas.
KittKitt:
Quote from: BlueSoup on 2006 September 11, 17:23:47
What version are you running? If it's pre-Nightlife, those things either have to be in the Downloads folder loose, or in the Saved Sims folder.
Please excuse my ignorance, but circumstances forced me on a long haitus from all things sim from not too long after Uni until just after FFS, so I missed quite a bit of the nuts and bolts of it all.
Should I read this to mean that clothes and genetics and such may now be sorted in sub-folder like everything else? If so, can they still be under either saved sims or downloads?
Currently, I've a huge unsorted mess that is saved sims and although it would probably take me a week to straighten it out, I'd really love to be able to.
Incidentally, if there's a handy reference of changes such as this which were implemented with each expansion, linkage would be grand. I've done some searches, but nothing immediately jumped out as being quite what I was looking for.
-Kitt
moonluck:
If you have Nightlife or OfB (I think, correct me if I'm wrong) then you can sort all CC into sub folders (as many as you want and as deep as you want) you can also put all bodyshop things in to saved sims.
KittKitt:
Quote from: moonluck on 2006 September 11, 23:22:54
If you have Nightlife or OfB (I think, correct me if I'm wrong) then you can sort all CC into sub folders (as many as you want and as deep as you want) you can also put all bodyshop things in to saved sims.
You could do this for most CC at least as far back as Uni, if not the base game (I don't recall for certain), but things like genetics and clothing wouldn't work in sub-folders. Those either had to live directly in downloads or directly in Saved Sims.
I made the choice that they'd live in Saved Sims, because that way my downloads folder stays well-sorted, and I can minimize the annoyance of a huge and unsorted folder by simply not looking in Saved Sims unless I absolutely must. :D
From the comments above, it sounded as though this may have changed for those specific things which previously could not be sorted along with the rest of your CC, so I was hoping for some clarification.
I have everything except GLS and the holiday pack I keep hearing about, so I'm running from the FFS CD and have Uni, NL, and OFB installed. :)
-Kitt
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