I have a small question.  Does decrapifying saves include not-yet imported CAW worlds?

I'm confused, I thought I read somewhere that awesomemod has this addition.  Am I wrong?

Edit: I just realized I misunderstood the question.  I thought it was referring to extended slider capacity.

Does it matter if I have about half a tile submerged underwater? The visual effect seems negligible, plus it will appear that sims can wade their feet in.

It's too bad about the water thing, because not only do I have to redo all those lots, but I also have to scrap my idea to make a pier.

Ok, what does the yellow mean?

Deleting, and replacing them worked!  Thank you.  Here is an update on Avian Valley:



One thing to note about my neighborhood, is that most rabbit holes will have an accessible extension! (Usually, but not always a basement.)  For example the mausoleum will have a tomb underneath.  The diner, a WA style restaurant.  The bookstore, an actual WA bookstore underneath, etc.

Ok, so I tried placing some of the pre-made lots in edit in game mode, only to find at least one white box on each lot.  I figured it was something non problematic, so I placed one, but when I went to delete the box, it was labeled "Should not appear in game" and wouldn't let me delete it.  Needless to say, I quit without saving.  Also, now that I think about it, they only seemed to appear in front of staircases.

Does anyone have any idea what these boxes are?

What does the Magician actually do?  I don't think I've ever seen one in the game.

I'm finding that 'edit in game' is running very slow. To the point it took me about 7 minutes to place a couple of tables and chairs in the non-rabbithole portion of my diner.  I haven't used CAW in a while, and am just getting back to creating Avian Valley, but I don't remember it being so slow before the patch.

I'm pretty sure it's the Modern Minimalist set, but don't blame me if it isn't.

I'm still trying to figure out what some of the sets are, such as "AnoeskaB, and "Dot".



Sadly that is the actual name of the set on the US site, and I am pretty sure EA made it up, although I could be wrong.

Thank you, that is quite helpful.


Yeah, sorry about that, I just got a little nervous that I overlooked something while searching for the answers. I'm still not sure that I didn't overlook something, but I figured the reward was worth the risk.

Edit: Wait, upon re-reading your post, I am a little confused. You know I'm talking about getting rid of the free store items, installed via launcher right? The ones from EAxis? (I got them before I started to bypass the launcher.)

I have some free downloads from the store, and I want to get rid of them, so I can use the .dbc sets for Store Content without duplicates. No matter how much I search I can't find the answer to these two questions.

First of all, how do I get rid of the store content completely. I know deleting them using the dreaded launcher (which I no longer use,) does not delete the files completely.

Secondly, will I have to replace in game instances of the store objects I have used, or will the objects remain what they are supposed to be? (Will the old town fan still be the old town fan after replacing the files.)

Thank you, that's a relief.

By the way, here is my town I'm working on, Avian Valley:

I'm finding Riverview rabbit holes don't show up in CAW after being placed on a lot.

I just want to know if this is normal.

Always backup your game files! This can be simply copying your downloads and used neighborhoods to your desktop, external hard drive. Or, if you want the extra security of a solid-state drive, do what I do and use a flash-drive to store your backed up sims files.

I want to emphasize that a flash drive is probably the safest way to store valuable data, because disks break easily, while a solid state drive is basically a very durable piece of RAM.

But whatever you do, simply keep a backup somewhere, because you will have BFBVFS eventually, and keeping a backup is the last defense we have against it.

This is where you are wrong. They recycled most animations for TS3 basegame, and will most likely do the same for pudding pets.

With that said, I highly suspect it was just a typo on the object's description. EA isn't exactly known for their competence in literacy (General Practioner anyone?)

Now, if only we could tell that to the people who made the most recent Star Trek movie...

Seriously, whoever started this obsession needs their eyes checked.

You sound like a damn capitalist!  

While I agree with your point that money is only as good as what you buy with it, if you knew anything about taxes, or bills, of any other necessary payments, you probably wouldn't feel this way! Also going by that logic, you shouldn't buy the stuff EA throws at you, because it is not worth as much as say a grocery bag with the same cost (even if that doesn't buy much.)

My guesses are you are either:

A. So rich you have never worked a day in your life, or

B. you are a 12, in which you should kindly get out!

Point is, the good way to have money is not to give it to greedy companies, that spit on the community with everything they do.

Also, it's wouldn't not "wouldnt". Punctuation is your friend.

I can verify that this does work. Just tried it myself, and it not only saved fine, but just as you described there is a new backup folder. Thank you.

Just a couple hacks:

-NoBuildSparklies (Seems to work fine.)

-LifeFruitGives3Days (Haven't checked yet.)

-floorthickness (Works perfectly fine)

-2xeating (Haven't experienced problems yet.)

-random_baby_gender_jonha (Also haven't checked yet.)

I did remove all these prior to patching, but have added them back, and am testing them for any abnormalities.

Luckily I have met none as of yet, and had only noticed a slow down the first time I used the basement tool. After that it went back to normal speed, despite me opening the tool again afterwords.

I'm not quite understanding this post.  You are saying that it does not work with the base game, but are not providing any proof except one person's report they made because they didn't take out their mods before patching. Is this some kind of joke I'm not catching?

Oh well. I am pleased to report that my game works fine after patching, although I haven't done much, and certainly haven't saved due to the lack of Awesome Mod at the moment.

Sorry, I forgot to finish that sentence.


Also, I am not using face templates for many reasons. One of which is that I like wacky townies to mess with, just not my playables.

Edit: Forget it. I will just get a sim taken away via social worker.

I have two lesbian sims who want a kid.  I have tried to avoid the adoption services, because I didn't want to adopt some mutant Goopy GilsCarbo clone.

Should I, or should I not adopt without first adding a sim to trump the adoption queue?

If I have to, I will make a family, have them lose the baby, and then kill them.

What I guess I'm asking is, what are your experiences with game generated adopted children.

For that price, the bathroom should have wallpaper!

That was different though. It was cut for problems with interior rooms getting rained on.

In 3 there is no way anything could keep them from implementing these features from 2.