I think it might be the Attack teen enabled mod from here: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=241473.

The Sims 3 Wiki Game Help:TS3 Patching:Patch Download http://www.simswiki.info/wiki.php?title=Game_Help:TS3_Patching:Patch_Download is now the best place to get patches if you are manaually installing them. SimsPrograms no longer hosts the latest patches because he doesn't have the room to host them on his server.

If you are manually installing your Sims 3 patches, you first need to install the latest patch for the Sims 3 Base Game and then install the latest patch for The Sims 3 World Adventures Expansion Pack.

These links to the Sims 3 Wiki Game Help:TS3 Patching:Patch Download (http://www.simswiki.info/wiki.php?title=Game_Help:TS3_Patching:Patch_Download) and Game Help:TS3 Patching http://www.simswiki.info/wiki.php?title=Game_Help:TS3_Patching contain useful information that may help you to solve your problem. They definitely helped me solve my problems when I had to reinstall my game after getting a new computer.

In some ways I'm kind of torn. I hate the Sims 2 Expansion Packs from Bon Voyage to Apartment Life due to SecuROM. There is no way that I'll install them on my new computer.

As for the Sims 3, the BASE Game gave us features like gardening and fishing. It took five expansion packs for the Sims 2 to get to that stage. It also gave us an open world where we could freely interact and visit neighbours houses.

The first expansion pack, World Adventures, also tried to be different instead of being another rehash of the Sims 2 Bon Voyage. It combined elements of role-playing games and enabled Sims to explore a number of tombs. Unfortunately, these could only be explored once and do not reset after one generation of your Sims has explored them.

Now, it seems that EA is rehasing elements of the Sims 1 Hot Date and Sims 2 University/Nightlife for the Sims 3: Late Night. I don't mind this, as long as they open up the rabbit holes like the Diner.

There are now utilities like 'Delphy's Dashboard' on Mod the Sims 2 that can detect and correct problems with corrupt Sims 3 custom content. Also, with the release of Ambitions your custom content can now be put in your My Documents folder and you no longer have to create a separate framework to install your Sims 3 Mods. (There's also a utility called 'Delphy's Monkey Bars on MTS2 that does that for you if you don't know how to do it.)

fraroc, I tend to agree with your comments on EA wating to stop 3rd party mods. Now that they have the Sims 3 Store I get the impression that EA only gives us half of the content with each Expansion pack and puts the rest in the store.

What EA should give up on is the lame idea of mini-challenges in each expansion pack and give us back the traditional open-style of play that we had in The Sims 2.

225. If you have to dive into a dumpster from a tall building, make sure that the dumpster doesn't contain any bricks, concrete, asbestos or other building materials.

Rasputin ~ Boney M

(Does deNiro impression): You talkin' to me? Are you talkin' to me?

Zuka

Xandra

I have to second the above post.

Every time I think it's safe to start playing this game and getting back into creating custom content for it, another patch comes along and breaks something.

Another thing I'd like to see is more painting meshes in .package format.

These seven paintings by Dali are recolours of "Untitled" by Len Bledgeman from the Glamour Life Stuff Pack.

Credits:
Quaxi and the team for SimPE;
Numenor, Quaxi, R Giles for the CEP;
Images from A World History of Art.

"Watch me make this dummy talk while I have a glass of water...."

Person: What do you mean I'm not allowed into the night-club? I'm an adult!
Doorman: Then why is your beard falling off?

These four paintings by Pissarro are recolours of SvetLanka's "Angels" Painting (http://nene.modthesims2.com/download.php?t=255179). The "Angels" Painting is a wooden-framed recolour of The Lady on Red from the Base Game.

If you are interested, you can find more paintings by Pissarro at The SimsValley3 Forums http://www.simsvalley3.com/index.php. They are part of a series exploring the history of painting from The Renaissance to Modernism. Registration is required before you can download items.

Credits:
SvetLanka for the "Angels" painting;
Quaxi and the team for SimPE;
Numenor, Quaxi, R Giles for the CEP;
Images from The Athenaeum, CGFA, Wiki Commons.

These seven paintings by Lichtenstein are recolours of "Untitled" by Len Bledgeman from Glamour Life Stuff. This is kind of an experiment that I hope worked without distorting the images too much.

Credits:
Quaxi and the team for SimPE;
Numenor, Quaxi, R Giles for the CEP;
Images from A World History of Art and Google.