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1  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / Re: TS2-style aging problem on: 2012 December 31, 14:48:45
Sorry to post yet again but the Buzzler's mod didn't work (and yes I did install it and set it up properly for TS2 ageing).

Could it be my game? Or am I just being stupid?
2  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / Re: TS2-style aging problem on: 2012 December 31, 11:13:02
Thank you! Buzzler's mod is now installed   Cheesy
3  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / Re: TS2-style aging problem on: 2012 December 31, 10:16:58
Quote from: Voyeur on 2012 December 30, 16:24:18
It's broken for me since patch 1.39 and I use buzzler aging mod instead. You can also use Twallan's story progression mod, it have a ts2 aging option.

Ok, which one of those is better/easier?!

Quote from: bitterquill on 2012 December 30, 16:50:00
This might get the proper attention if you put it in the AM bug report thread instead of starting a new thread for it. You might also want to clarify what you mean by "broken" and "won't work" (ie are your Sims aging as per TS3 rules or not at all?); offering vague bug reports is a good way to get vague help.

I've put it in the thread but Pescado says he can't see any problems in AM and that I should check my config to make sure it's enabled (I had already done that). And yes, TS3 rules are working.
4  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / TS2-style aging problem on: 2012 December 30, 15:58:16
Hi everyone,

When I first installed AM earlier this year, TS2-style aging worked perfectly, which was a great help as I needed it for the way I like to play TS3.

However, I started playing TS3 again after a break of a couple of months, installed the updates for AM and now it won't work. It is the only part of AM which won't work, and I'm not sure why. It's definitely enabled in config, and it's not the other mods I have installed, because I've tested the game without them and just with AM and it was still the same.

Is anyone else having the same problem? Does anyone know how to fix it?
5  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / Re: AwesomeMod Bug Report Thread on: 2012 December 28, 10:28:59
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2012 December 27, 16:03:31
Quote from: Spaldingas on 2012 December 25, 16:27:39
Quote from: Maranatah on 2012 November 20, 19:09:10
I noticed another issue: even though Sims 2 style aging is enabled in the Config, a non-active sim died while I was playing with another household. He was an elder who had over a week to live when I played with his household. Day before a note about his death came, there was a pop-up about him going to die soon. I've never had this kind of issues before and I've used the Sims 2 aging since it became an option with AM. Now it looks like it doesn't work. (Using the 19/11 version of AM)

I noticed this too. Very annoying as I live for TS2-style aging! It has screwed up my gameplay as now everyone has aged up. Any way this can be fixed?
I am unable to verify this. Check that the proper option is actually registering as enabled in SetConfig? Nothing there appears to have changed, unless you have a third-party aging controller.

It's definitely enabled, and there is no third-party aging controller. The only other mod I have installed is Overwatch; could this be causing it?
6  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / Re: AwesomeMod Bug Report Thread on: 2012 December 25, 17:03:35
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2012 December 25, 16:33:37
The "Will Die Soon" popup and notification actually has no relationship to whether or not a sim will actually die: Once a sim reaches die-able age, it will die randomly and unpredictably. A popup, therefore, is sort of useless in terms of warning you about this.

It's not just the pop up though - Sims of all ages have aged up so I'm wondering if that aspect isn't working any more.
7  Awesomeware / AwesomeMod! / Re: AwesomeMod Bug Report Thread on: 2012 December 25, 16:27:39
Quote from: Maranatah on 2012 November 20, 19:09:10
I noticed another issue: even though Sims 2 style aging is enabled in the Config, a non-active sim died while I was playing with another household. He was an elder who had over a week to live when I played with his household. Day before a note about his death came, there was a pop-up about him going to die soon. I've never had this kind of issues before and I've used the Sims 2 aging since it became an option with AM. Now it looks like it doesn't work. (Using the 19/11 version of AM)

I noticed this too. Very annoying as I live for TS2-style aging! It has screwed up my gameplay as now everyone has aged up. Any way this can be fixed?
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