Force Max FPS to 60?
I've noticed when I have the camera locked to a sim as they move around it's very jittery compared to how smooth it used to be. I checked the in-game FPS and it's all over the place mostly in the 200...
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ArilyBoo Did you choose the correct executable for Sims 2 when changing the Control Panel settings? Alternately, if you set the Max Frame Rate to 60 under Global Settings, does it hold for Sims 2? Even if you don't want to do this in general, it's a useful test to see whether the CP can control TS2 framerates.
Aside from that, you could try an outside tool like RivaTuner Statistics Server. It does need to be running while you play, but it only affects programs for which you specify a setting. Let me know if you need help setting it up, and be sure to restart your computer after you install it and before you test.
As for borderless mode, I'm not sure whether Windowed Borderless Gaming (free tool) works with Sims 2, but it does with Sims 3 and other older games, so it's worth testing as well.
This is the executable in the Control Panel:
I already have Borderless Gaming, but the issue is not getting into borderless windowed it's getting into Full Screen. I wanted to see if the game needed to be in Full Screen for the Max Frame Rate to work correctly. The Sims 2 Legacy by default is borderless windowed. At least for me.
I've already used the Control Panel to fix The Sims 3 Max Frame Rate, it's just not working with The Sims 2 Legacy. I didn't have this issue with The Sims 2 Ultimate so I'm sure it's however they optimized this newer version.
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