There's a lot causing constant routing issues and I think I know why.Two or three of the bushes stick out on the sidewalk.I tried using the sledge hammer but wont workand I dried picking it up to no avail.Its not a plant that was placed in CAW because if I delete the entire lot, the plants get deleted.I tried saving the lot and placing it back down.And still no go.https://scontent-mia3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/61251645_308198733437719_4097579214780235776_o.jpg?_nc_cat=109&_nc_ht=scontent-mia3-1.xx&oh=25a41e832f8363a8404c9973cb21ab27&oe=5D959A20I'm starting to think the only way to fix this one is completely getting rid of the lot all together.But does anyone else have any ideas that I might not have thought of?

Have you tried "moveobjects on" so as to grab those bushes to the middle of the lot?

@GraceyManor I think it's not the bushes because it looks (from way out here) as though their "footprint" (the number of blocks they take up on grid) are actually on the lot. I also think, from personal experience, if they weren't on the lot, when you placed the lot down, they would be moved to some corner of the lot or missing altogether. What is more likely to be causing routing errors is those enclosed rectangular shrubbery areas. Sims/animals that spawn inside those areas are unable to get out and that causes routing errors. Easiest fix would be to make an opening on side of each of them.

The lot was already placed.It came with the world.I will give that a try, thanks @suzses

"GraceyManor;c-17083675" wrote:The lot was already placed.It came with the world.I will give that a try, thanks @suzses I was thinking of when you said about deleting the lot and placing it back down, actually. But anyway, I hope the shrubbery openings help.Edited to add: Thinking about it some more, the bushes likely *are* partly outside the edge of the lot since you can't delete them, but I still think the lack of openings in the shrubs is what is causing routing errors.

You can try "shift" + "control" and see if you can delete it that way. I think that is the correct control but you might have to put in "testingcheatsenabled true" first and maybe even "moveobjects on" as well.I would also try deleting the shrub fence and see if you can't grab them afterwards.

Can't delete these bushes on lot?

mrcsdasilva
New Traveler
6 years ago
Have you tried "moveobjects on" so as to grab those bushes to the middle of the lot?
suzses
Seasoned Newcomer
6 years ago
@GraceyManor I think it's not the bushes because it looks (from way out here) as though their "footprint" (the number of blocks they take up on grid) are actually on the lot. I also think, from personal experience, if they weren't on the lot, when you placed the lot down, they would be moved to some corner of the lot or missing altogether. What is more likely to be causing routing errors is those enclosed rectangular shrubbery areas. Sims/animals that spawn inside those areas are unable to get out and that causes routing errors. Easiest fix would be to make an opening on side of each of them.
graceymanors
New Hotshot
6 years ago
The lot was already placed.It came with the world.I will give that a try, thanks @suzses
suzses
Seasoned Newcomer
6 years ago
"GraceyManor;c-17083675" wrote:
The lot was already placed.It came with the world.I will give that a try, thanks @suzses

I was thinking of when you said about deleting the lot and placing it back down, actually. But anyway, I hope the shrubbery openings help.

Edited to add: Thinking about it some more, the bushes likely *are* partly outside the edge of the lot since you can't delete them, but I still think the lack of openings in the shrubs is what is causing routing errors.
KatyFernlily
6 years ago
You can try "shift" + "control" and see if you can delete it that way. I think that is the correct control but you might have to put in "testingcheatsenabled true" first and maybe even "moveobjects on" as well.

I would also try deleting the shrub fence and see if you can't grab them afterwards.
graceymanors
New Hotshot
6 years ago
@KatyFernlily
Actually shift control isn't the proper way to do it.(especially sims)
And I have cheats turned on already, I use cheats all the time.lol

@suzses
Making an opening for each one worked .
KatyFernlily
6 years ago

"GraceyManor;c-17084008" wrote:
@KatyFernlily
Actually shift control isn't the proper way to do it.(especially sims)
And I have cheats turned on already, I use cheats all the time.lol

It is - I've used this technique before with plants that were stuck on the edges of lots.
https://sims3.crinrict.com/en/2011/03/faq-stuck-objects-objects-in-use.html
KatyFernlily
6 years ago
You are right GraceyManor - never delete a sim that way. I meant that it can be used on objects.
karritz
Seasoned Novice
6 years ago
"GraceyManor;c-17084412" wrote:
"KatyFernlily;c-17084135" wrote:

"GraceyManor;c-17084008" wrote:
@KatyFernlily
Actually shift control isn't the proper way to do it.(especially sims)
And I have cheats turned on already, I use cheats all the time.lol

It is - I've used this technique before with plants that were stuck on the edges of lots.
https://sims3.crinrict.com/en/2011/03/faq-stuck-objects-objects-in-use.html

I was told not to ctrl delete sims ever.Maybe objects are different.

Sims are different. If you delete an actual sim, including pets, ghosts, imaginary friends who have been animated, and anything else that is an actual sim, all you do is delete the visible parts. The actual sim remains in the game. There is nothing that can be done to make them visible again. All that happens is the game gradually corrupts and eventually you have to abandon it.

But inanimate objects (that are not sims) can be deleted.
graceymanors
New Hotshot
6 years ago
@Karritz good to know for the future thanks!_