Re: Sims 3 Launcher
@Spellbound18 One thing to note is that the launcher won't read .dbc or .ebc files unless they're numbered in order, as in, there's a dcdb0 and a dcdb1, etc. So if you were trying to look at the content of dcdb19.dbc by itself and didn't renumber it, that's why the launcher wouldn't show the content.
Still, right now it seems like this is enough of a mess to justify rebuilding the entire user folder. There's no need to reinstall; just move the existing Sims 3 folder out of Documents > Electronic Arts and onto your desktop, and the game will spawn a new folder the next time it launches. This removes all mods and cc so you can test on a vanilla game.
If you still see installed content when working with a clean user folder, that suggests that OneDrive is syncing the contents of Documents and downloading anything it finds missing, for example the Sims 3 files you're trying to remove. If this is the case, stop here and let me know.
Otherwise, you can copy over one of your saves, and NRaas mods if you use them, but nothing else, and see whether any babies are still affected. I'd suggest aging up any current babies and having your sims produce a new one just to be thorough. If you have NRaas MasterController installed, you can use its Instant Baby command instead of sitting through a pregnancy. Let me know what you see.
Please leave CC Magic out of this, at least for now. While it can be a very useful tool in some circumstances, it can also obfuscate the process of removing bad cc.
