If it gets corrupted when Launcher or the game crashed, then the next time you try to start Launcher or load the game, they would either stall and never completely loads, or crash again. These files appear to be some sort of index or cache repository for the Launcher. Simport-related (maybe?) and other social data, if you use the wall to integrate with your MyPage on site If you don't see a folder named 'Mods', then create a new folder and name it 'Mods.' (If the 'Mods' folder was already inside 'The Sims 3' Folder and. If you install package files, you can now store them in this folder. Step 2: When you open the folder, see if you have a folder inside named 'Mods'. After that, you can then select new>folder and then name it.
New objects that would appear in Buy/Build mode Step 1: Under the start up menu, Go to Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3. If you have installed or do activities related to Yes, they would be re-generated when you next start Launcher or the game, that is by design. Delete any or all of these files you have. First of all, download FrameworkSetup.zip.
Help?Įdit: I found out that I had a Sims 3 mod file in my game but even after I removed it, I still have no luck.To delete your cache files, navigate to The Sims 3 in DOCUMENTS folder. I don't know if it's because of that mysterious 'desktop.ini' file or if mods in general are the issue. I took out all of my mods once and it worked fine, but with ANY mods folder in it, it won't finish loading. I even manually looked through the folder and there was nothing called 'desktop.ini' there. I searched for the file using the explorer search function but nothing came up. I use that one Mod Conflict Detector and I found out that there was a desktop.ini file in one of my mod folders? I'm not even sure what that is. The thing is, it worked PERFECTLY yesterday.
I waited it out, restarted my computer, updated my computer, repaired the game, updated the game, tested to see which mod folders worked and what didn't, and anything else you can think of. Enter the Cache folder and delete all the files. Locate the localthumbscache.package file and delete it. For most people, this is Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/. I looked it up and tried all of the methods that claim to solve my problem. Here is the complete process of how to clear the Sims 4 cache in just a few instructional steps: Open up your Sims 4 directory (the destination where your game is installed).
At the corner of the window, it says 'not responding'. I'm trying to start up The Sims 4 but after the whole 'maxis' loading screen stuff the game gets stuck on the screen that says 'The Sims 4'.
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