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351  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Impending BFBVFS? Goth lot disappeared on: 2007 February 27, 12:27:41
call me a noob, but what does  BFBVFS stand for? I'm seeing it everywhere lately.  Lips sealed
352  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Help Wanted: Building my own PC on: 2007 February 27, 12:23:56
is pqi memory any good? or cheaply made?
353  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Weird maternity outfit on: 2007 February 26, 05:52:51
sounds like a screwed up mesh or a non-awesome hack.
354  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: To uninstall? on: 2007 February 16, 11:20:12
could you just use the objects.package from pets without pets installed, or would that mess up the interactions with said objects?

[knows nothing about game coding and is non awesome]
355  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Deleting Maxis Made Sims - Possible? on: 2007 February 16, 08:11:22
Thanks for that. I'm gonna back up that file and then try doing this. ^_^
356  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Deleting Maxis Made Sims - Possible? on: 2007 February 14, 06:55:57
Dang.  Why must there be so many of them? Tongue
357  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Deleting Maxis Made Sims - Possible? on: 2007 February 09, 07:02:24
Is it possible to delete the hordes of Maxis made sims that come up in CAS? I'd like to just have my created/downloaded sims show up in there, and get rid of all the rest. Are there character files somewhere that can be dumped to get all these ugly losers out of my sim bins? Cheesy
358  TS2: Burnination / Oops! You Broke It! / Re: Insane loading time on: 2007 February 01, 12:32:46
Well holy crap. I stopped using that tool for the same reason. Should have RTFM! Cheesy Now I know. And knowing is half the battle!
359  TS2: Burnination / Oops! You Broke It! / Re: Insane loading time on: 2007 January 31, 10:36:25
Heh. I'm going thru the fun of spring cleaning now, when one day I discovered I had 17gigs of CC and my game wasn't loaded after an hour. Normally it takes 20 minutes, and I don't care about waiting, cause I usually tell it to load and go start dinner or something equally mundane.

I took all the folders out of my downloads folder, and am going through each section seperately. I've been working on HAIR since sunday.

I tried using the orphaned mesh thing in Simpe, but it took so damn long to run and didn't really help much, so I abandoned it. I still wish there was a smallish program that would load or at least show a picture of what things look like in game, for fast deleting. But I don't mind going through and deleting everything in chunks. It just takes awhile. I had over 3500 files in the hair folder alone. about 6000 in clothes, which is my next step. I don't even want to THINK about the objects and recolors folders, because i KNOW they're off the hook.

I really need to stop being a CC whore. Cheesy
360  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: i'm asking this sheepishly, on: 2007 January 05, 20:11:46
For defaults, I tend to use Enayla. For other, I use Enayla & Oepu. I tend to like realistic skins.
361  TS2: Burnination / Oops! You Broke It! / Re: Virtual drive + sims 2 = havoc. Any ideas? on: 2006 December 29, 20:39:02
I never had any problems. As for patching, just rename the old exe, so you can use it later if needed. I only do it mostly cause I never have the space to keep an image on my hard drive just for a game. *shrug*

I don't know what code it would alter other than "don't look for the bloody cd everytime you load!" I don't get the cd image version, just the fixed executable.

But whatever works for you! \Cheesy/
362  TS2: Burnination / Oops! You Broke It! / Re: Virtual drive + sims 2 = havoc. Any ideas? on: 2006 December 29, 17:05:43
If you want to not use the cd, why not just get a no cd crack? I like to keep my game discs from scratching, so I always use one. game copy world has them. just go there and search.

I do not condone the downloading of the game, since I buy them, but I don't see why you should need the f'n cd to play the game. They have no cds for all the sims games thru pets. It's just a new icon for the actual game exe. Then you'll need to make new shortcuts, and use em. If you can't find them, PM me and I'll send em to you or whatever. ^_^
363  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Um. Musical pee? on: 2006 December 29, 13:31:52
My cousin had these little [flushable?] rings for toilet target practice. I only discovered them because the kid didn't learn how to flush after peeing and i didn't look before I sat down.... "WTF? Kate, I'm peeing colored rings!!!" XD
364  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: ah screw it! (time for starting over, so what's the best way) on: 2006 December 12, 16:24:56
Plus, BodyShop doesn't really count as faster method compared to deleting custom content in game.

In another thread, someone wished for a mod/program/whatever, that would at least stop the pages flipping back to the first one after you deleted something.
That would really be great, unfortunately it seems impossible.

I was just gonna say that. ^_^ Yeah, I think the MOST time consuming part is having to flip back to where you left off. When you have like 200 pages of hairs to go through and it keeps going back to page 1 every stinkin time, it gets kinda draining.

Using bodyshop is just as bad as loading the game for me. It loads about as slow, plus, the lack of animation. I like to be able to tell limp hair from animated. But yeah, this will probably never happen. But I don't see how it can be done for objects, and yet not for heads/bodies.
365  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: ah screw it! (time for starting over, so what's the best way) on: 2006 December 12, 14:29:09
I've been going through and organizing and deleting ugly/broken items too. What I would REALLY kill for is a program out of game that would load hair and clothing so I could view em as they look IN GAME without loading the game, so I could delete them faster. Is there a plugin for simpe or something? I've been deleting hair IN GAME for the past two weeks [started with about 2500 files in my HAIR folder], and it's just rediculous. I want to play, not spend a million years just deleting ugly stuff.
366  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Why do so many people's male sims look like women? on: 2006 November 17, 13:19:44
I once watched a documentary which looked into this area. It basically said women in the ovulating period tended to be attracted by more 'manly' men. Because of the instict to reproduce with the stronger more dominant types, and give your child the best chances of survival after birth and throughout their lives.
On the other days of the menstrual cycle, they tend to go for more softer lines of the face, less hairy, so more feminine-type faces, for the emotional type of guy, presumably.
At least that's what I remember about it. (Professor Robert Winston's Human body series I think-been a while)

I must be in a constant state of ovulation.  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy I don't mind the pretty boy look. in boys and teens. But I'd really like to see creators try and make more rugged guys. Whenever I see one of those up, I immediately grab it, regardless of him being ugly or not. You gotta have a little ugly in the genepool to make life interesting. Cheesy
367  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Abandonated & Unconfirmed Mods: Anybody tried these with Pets? on: 2006 November 16, 14:39:00
I pretty much hook my toddlers up with their own room consisting of: toddler sleep blanket, magic potty, bottomless bottle, xylophone, bunny head and shape sorter. maybe a teddy bear for when they aren't in the mood to skill.

I really need to stop neglecting the toddlers, maybe that's why they turn into such bratty kids. Cheesy

But honestly, the social worker hack is a godsend, because I tend to have large families and if one child screws up, and the rest are really good students, etc... they all suffer, and that's not right. Sometimes I want to mess up a child on purpose to see what happens with their personality.
368  TS2: Burnination / Oops! You Broke It! / Re: I really don't know what is wrong with my game on: 2006 November 15, 21:37:32
I had this happen!!!

delete the icon you have on your desktop or whatever, and create a new shortcut icon from the actual EXE in C:/program files/ea games/sims 2 pets/ts bin

It loaded after I did that. Weirdest thing. If that doesn't work. Try turning off/snoozing your virus protection.
369  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Abandonated & Unconfirmed Mods: Anybody tried these with Pets? on: 2006 November 15, 21:35:09
the two most important hacks to me: No Homework, and No Social Worker. Work fine with pets. I can't remember who made those.  Undecided

I also use inge's bottomless bottle. Lifesaver! That and the Magic Potty. {tho I only use that for toilet training, I like them to crawl around while toddlers, it's more cute}
370  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: What downloads to delete to make loading times of game and lots more efficie on: 2006 November 14, 20:04:52
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as long as they're all under Downloads, you can pretty much name the folders anything you want, and organize them however you want.  One scheme that seems to be common is to have  a folder for every separate hack/mod author -- makes it easy to update particular mods and reduce the chance of duplicates sneaking in.  Plus, some mods depend on load order (particularly some from TwoJeffs and Pescado) and 'twojeffs' comes after 'pescado' in the directory (assuming you're using the NTFS file system).  It's also handy to make directories for types of objects, like 'clothes', 'hair', etc.

The only thing I've found that sort-of prefers to be in the main Downloads directory is the Insimenator. It sometimes gets a little quirky if it's in a sub-directory.  Otherwise, I haven't found a hack, mod, or custom object that cares what directory it's in.
Sweet. Thanks a lot! Cheesy
371  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: What downloads to delete to make loading times of game and lots more efficient? on: 2006 November 14, 19:28:06
I was thinking about creating folders for my CC, and was wondering what was and wasn't "safe" to put into folders, how the folders should be named, etc.

I'd be grateful for any suggestions. ^_^
372  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: someone have the bonus of the Happy Holiday stuff? on: 2006 November 08, 21:23:03
o.O

Why not go buy it yourself? It's not very expensive if you just buy the pack.

Or did I not understand you properly? Wink
373  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Miscarriages are pissin me off! on: 2006 October 12, 22:35:00
I did read the manual. I must've missed that section. Wink I'll go look for the flavor pack. thanks guys.
374  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Miscarriages are pissin me off! on: 2006 October 10, 20:29:01
Hey guys. Does anyone know when miscarriages started to happen in game? I never used to encounter them, and then recently during my "breeding experiment" a chick had 3 of them in a row. I didn't notice her needs being low or anything either. She then went on to have a baby, and then during her next pregnancy she DIED. WTF? [pregnant ghosts are messed up, yo!]

I think the only hacks I have are inteenimator and the trips/quads hack from here.

Is it part of the game, or one of the hacks having fun with me? It's annoying.  Angry
375  TS2: Burnination / The Podium / Re: Automatic daily changing of clothes on: 2006 September 28, 17:29:42
I also think that changing into a random outfit after a bath would be a good thing. But let me take the idea one step further to address what someone said about random ugly outfits... The person could only wear clothes contained in the family dresser bin. So they'd still have to buy clothes etc, but didn't wear the same thing every day.
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