Jump Bug fix?
PorcelainWings:
I was playing my game and I came across a particularly nasty jump bug, I was wondering if anybody knew how to fix it without deleting the sim. I used boolProp testingcheatsenabled true to capture the bug in the picture attatched.
The bug occurs every time my college sim, Rex, tries to use the toilet or interact with another sim. (Objects such as chairs, tables, refrigerators, etc. were not affected, just for your information).
Anyone have a suggestion?
Also...I've been trying to figure out a way to separate my playable sims from the NPCs/townies/downtownies/dormies etc. in order to delete them and help my game run faster. If anyone has tips on that, too, it would be appreciated.
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ancienthighway:
If you have Monique's Computer, delete the file MQ_Computer_Global_Sims_Controller.package. It will cause this somewhat obscure error under certain conditions, but with the Sims2 dynasty winding down, it probably won't be fixed. Monique, Chaavik and I have all tried to find a fix for it unsuccessfully.
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rwills:
Be very, very careful when deleting Sims forever. There will be memory stubs and assorted other baggage relating to them still in the game, even after they are gone -- and those leftovers can initiate problems which will totally break your neighborhood.
Although the linked just below post is written in their usually snarky manner, check this one at MATY about how to use SimPE to safely delete Sims and all the associated traces which remain if only the character is deleted:
http://www.moreawesomethanyou.com/smf/index.php/topic,6205.0.html
ancienthighway:
Deleting the "offending" object or sim off of that error message does not delete anything permanently. The sim will be deleted, but exiting and reentering the lot brings the sim back. As it would for any other object that may have caused the error.
rwills:
Quote from: ancienthighway;1449137
Deleting the "offending" object or sim off of that error message does not delete anything permanently. The sim will be deleted, but exiting and reentering the lot brings the sim back. As it would for any other object that may have caused the error.
Absolutely true, which is why it was specified "deleting Sims forever" in response to this in the original query:
"Also...I've been trying to figure out a way to separate my playable sims from the NPCs/townies/downtownies/dormies etc. in order to delete them and help my game run faster."
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