Problems with boolprop testingcheatsenabled true
Jess Maree:
Hello all, first time poster so I apologize if this is in the wrong area :)
I use boolprop alot and I tend to leave it on after I have used it. My question is: if I leave it on will my game/lot act up? I have noticed some minor problems, like my kids freezing when they try and get out of the bus, but I'm not sure if it is related or not :-\
I only have Nightlife (patched) no cc but I used to have the "kitten killer" ;) but I deleated it :)
Thanks in advance,
Jess
Li'l Brudder:
Not related.
Here is the deal.
It doesn't "cause errors." It merely reports them.
It doesn't "destroy your computer." Is that even logically possible? No.
Also, believe nothing from Neoseeker or the BBS. Full of liars and thieves.
KatEnigma:
The only problem that it ever, EVER causes is when an error pops up in the middle of a cut scene and you can't get to it to cancel it out. As Lil Brudder said, it does not cause any errors, all it does is report the errors that happen whether or not you leave it on. Now, I wouldn't suggest using it to invite over the whole neighborhood unless you're prepared to have your computer crawl, assuming you can run at all with 100's of Sims on the lot, but that's more of a problem with Stupid Simmers doing silly things, than the cheat itself. :D I play with the cheat on 100% of the time, and have never had any problems that people who never touch it haven't had. I'd say your problems stem from the buggy NL game engine. If you get OFB, or anything released after it, your game will run much more smoothly.
Jess Maree:
Thank you for your replies, much appriciated ;D I was on the BBS and for a time believed all the lies about boolprop :o
Jess
jrd:
Quote from: katenigma on 2007 May 20, 08:01:22
The only problem that it ever, EVER causes is when an error pops up in the middle of a cut scene and you can't get to it to cancel it out.
You can still cancel it, but since the mouse is hidden it becomes pixelhunting. Slowly move the mouse until you see either button highlight, and then click the wanted option. The mouse typically starts top left, so you want to move it slowly down and right.
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