May 2021
I have the 64 bit for the Mac and my game keeps crashing every time I try to move my sims to a house. I have deleted the files that end in .cache to see if that helps and it doesn't. Someone please help.
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May 2021
@nessatay2223 Do you have the Pets expansion, and does the household you're trying to move in include a pet? If so, please try moving in a household with no pet, just to see whether that works better.
May 2021
@nessatay2223 Do you have the Pets expansion, and does the household you're trying to move in include a pet? If so, please try moving in a household with no pet, just to see whether that works better.
May 2021
Yes I do have the pet expansion pack and this family does have a pet. Is there a way I can remove the pet from the existing family? Or do I just need to make the family over without the pet?
May 2021 - last edited May 2021
@nessatay2223 In theory, if you could get the household to load even once, you could take each sim into CAS with cheats, save them, and then use them as templates to create a "new" family. You could try placing them on an almost-empty lot, or in a different world; they only need to load into live mode for a moment.
If you do get them to load, bring up the cheats console (cmd-shift-C) and enter "testingcheatsenabled true" without quotes. Then shift-click on a sim, select "Edit in Create a Sim," and when it loads, click the folder icon next to the UI portrait to save. Repeat for each sim. Quit to desktop, reload, start a new save, click Create Household, and then click the button that has six silhouettes on it to bring up the saved sims. You can click the snowflake icon to show only the sims you've saved, not the ones the game has created.
If this doesn't work and you really don't want to remake your sims, you can send me the file and I'll do it for you. The file for the saved household will be in Library inside the Sims 3 user folder.
May 2021