Confused: Too-Much-Non-Awesomeness!
SaraMK:
Quote from: maxon on 2007 April 06, 19:58:30
Don't you then need to clean up all the mess that gets left behind? I thought that's why you developed the empty hood templates to avoid all that.
Yes. I think Jordi explains that... but maybe not. I linked to a thread above that does explain it.
I really don't see any reason not to use the empty templates, since they save you a ton of work and trouble, but some people apparently have either a misconception or a downright fear of them. The only possible downside to them is the small chance that a patch or EP will complain at you until you put the originals back. So far the only time that's happened was the OFB patch. So, yes, I recommend the templates, obviously.
SimulatedDork:
I had 170 character files in my N001 folder, after deleting them. Is this normal?
SaraMK:
After deleting what, exactly?
SimulatedDork:
After deleting the characters files here: C:\Program Files\EA Games\The Sims 2\TSData\Res\UserData\Neighborhoods\N001 in the "Characters" folder, I had 170 files. Is this normal?
"Open the N001 folder. Open the Characters folder and delete everything inside it. Locate the file N001_Neighborhood.package and delete it.
Unzip the file you downloaded from me and locate the file N001_Neighborhood.package. Place this file into the N001 folder. "
Do I need to rename the N001 file to N001-bak as well as install the empty templates?
Gwill:
You need to rename, move or delete the character files in the N001 folder.
All character files must be somewhere the game can't find them when it generates neigbourhoods.
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