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Title: jumping sims Post by: liverbird on August 29, 2010, 07:28:51 am I played my sim last week & I could click on the closet to change clothes, but now my sims just jump I have not put any new mods etc in my downloads since I last played I have also removed all the cache files but still same problem.. Can some one help....
Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: Theraven on August 29, 2010, 07:37:57 am Jump bugs can suddenly decide to happen, even if things were working perfect before.
* Does it happen without any hacks/CC in? (remove the contents of the DL folder, test on CC free lot) If yes, then - hacks may not be updated for your newest EP - You may have conflicting hacks * Does it happen with both maxis dressers and downloaded dressers? If yes, then - the CC dresser might not be updated for your EPs - a hack might conflict with downloaded dressers Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: liverbird on August 30, 2010, 11:49:40 am Still happens when DlL folder is removed I haven't got any custum wardrobes... I used the simwardrobe mod checker & it says no conflicts.......
Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: Theraven on August 30, 2010, 11:58:26 am Is there anything in your SavedSims folder?
Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: liverbird on August 30, 2010, 01:15:11 pm Yeah could it be one of them.. Aren't they your sims though that are in your houses
Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: Theraven on August 30, 2010, 01:19:17 pm Anything you have made in Bodyshop, and anything you might have put there, too.
Sims you've put on a lot or made in CAS are in the Neighborhood folder. The SavedSims folder is in the same base folder as your Downloads folder. Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: liverbird on August 30, 2010, 03:39:03 pm aload of files are in my saved sims folder but I haven't made any sims via bodyshop etc... So its safe to remove these files then without losing my families..
Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: Theraven on August 30, 2010, 03:56:37 pm Depends on which files these are. If you're using the Clean Installer, or even the default installer, the settings could be so that new sims (with CC) installs in this folder.
You could try to move out those files, and test the dressers. If you delete them, you might lose downloaded sims, or other things that have sneaked inside that folder. I have set my Downloads folder to default for the Clean Installer, and put all the installed files into folders (for each sim) after they're installed. Keeps at least a sense of tidyness... :-\ I'm actually halfway through sorting my own SavedSims folder. It's full of projects I've done, and nearly everything had bad names... But now the sorted files have a "savedsims" folder inside the Downloads folder (so I know which ones are my own files), and everything is sorted and properly named. Title: Re: jumping sims Post by: liverbird on August 31, 2010, 12:17:20 pm Ok thanks I'll give that a try
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