February 2017
I've been running the Sims 3 on my MacBook Pro for a while now with no issues and recently I decided to install some mods to enhance my game experience. I would load my mods in small batches to make sure they worked and sure enough there's no compatibility issues and everything is fine. When I tried to run them all at once my game would freeze and get stuck at the loading screen (blue with the plumbob) and not work.
I know I don't have any corrupted packages because as I stated before they work fine in batches of 100. I also know it's not an issue of placement or Resource.cfg because as I stated before the mods worked. I can rule out graphics incompatibility as well because the Sims 3 has always worked on my computer and it is a mid 2012 model.
If anyone could tell me a way to run my mods all together I would really appreciate it. I have already sorted and cleaned out mods so I'm really just holding on to the bare minimum here (1.55 GB).
Computer specs:
Macbook Pro (13 - inch, Mid 2012)
Processor 2.9 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB
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February 2017
Hi @2olluxCapt0r,
If the game works without mods and then you put your mods and it stops working, it definitely looks like a mods issue. I understand you have tried them in small batches, so you know the mods are compatible with the game... but have you considered mods being incompatible with other mods? For example, two mods which modify the same game files? Those could be as dangerous and cause this kind of issues as well.
-Mai
February 2017
Hi @2olluxCapt0r,
If the game works without mods and then you put your mods and it stops working, it definitely looks like a mods issue. I understand you have tried them in small batches, so you know the mods are compatible with the game... but have you considered mods being incompatible with other mods? For example, two mods which modify the same game files? Those could be as dangerous and cause this kind of issues as well.
-Mai
February 2017
Is there a way to check for mod incompatibility or will it be a matter of putting mods in one at a time?
February 2017
You can run Custard and Dashboard on your Mac using Mono - http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/494790/how-to-use-delphys-dashboard-and-custard-on-mac-tu...
It's really easy to use