Having the same problem, although I haven't tested without Awesomemod yet.

That happens with mine when they return from holiday. They separate without problems, though.

Same thing here; a bed with good values fixed things.

I've got the mood issue, too. I googled and found a few posts about it in other places, and for most posters, it seems to have started with the last patch. I've definitely not had this before, and it happens in various neighbourhoods in new games after only a very short playing time. Restarting tends to fix it for a while at least. The whole thing is really quite silly - the negative moodlet from a broken or dirty appliance in the bathroom is sufficient to make an otherwise completely happy Sim unable to actually fix or clean said appliance, and even if the effect from positive moodlets adds up to 60, the Sim is still unhappy.

FWIW, basbas, I've seen the exact same behaviour you describe, that is spawned sims not appearing in game unless you switch to them in Edit Town.

I've seen that one twice, too. But I suspect it was something I did, because it happens right after I did some experimenting with commands like "resetworld".

As far as I can tell, all of my .dbc files are there. Are you using subfolders, and if so, does your resource.cfg include all of those? Some of the suggested setups for .dbc files I've seen didn't include subfolders in the resource.cfg.

I added Awesomemod to a save game I had made before. Loading both the game itself and the savegame went fine. (I believe that nagging message is expected behaviour?) When playing, however, I had a CTD pretty quickly, after setting the speed to 3 and the Supreme Commander to increasing logic skill. The same save game runs without issues without Awesome Mod.

I'm getting the "Food tastes like fridge" (or whatever the English version may call it) moodlet even when using the most expensive fridge. I've never seen this before installing Ambitions/the newest patch.

I can confirm that. Good thing, too - this had been bothering me quite a lot.

Really? So far, English is the only language I have encountered that does that.

Read the FAQ. Currently, you are doing several things that are strongly discouraged, which will make sure that no one will feel inspired to help you or even be "polite". Also, not being a native English speaker doesn't magically make someone unable to use the search function or find threads that have been placed in plain sight because they contain basic instructions. Most of us non-native speakers get by just fine.

I might have something to help those whose Sims can't fish and are at a skill level lower than 10. My Sims are constantly getting the problem when they are at level 9. It has now happened with three Sims in three games (I used one Sim in two games, and the problem persisted; the other two are a couple I'm currently playing). The affected Sims are unable to interact with ponds or rivers. I only see the gear symbol when I point the mouse, but nothing happens on clicking. When I had two Sims at different skill levels, it only affected the one at level 9. The problem tended to go away for short intervals, but never for long enough to do any serious fishing.

What I did was place the affected Sim in front of a TV with the fishing channel until they had moved up to level 10. The problem has not yet re-occurred for a Sim at level 10. So, those whose Sims are not yet at 10, you could try if you get them to a point where they can fish again by TV training.

Is your framework set up correctly? There's an extensive thread on how to set up your framework so that it works with WA.

Oh, I'm sorry, my keyboard is German like me - "Strg" means "Steuerung", which means "Control", so it's the "Ctrl" key. I totally forgot to translate the key.

It's not a console command. Strg + click on the Sim whose inventory items you want to sell/refine, and the option appears. You can only select it if the Sim's inventory holds suitable items.