How make playing fun in a new world?
In October I moved my whole sim family to Salmon Woods: https://my-sim-realty.blogspot.com/search/label/Salmon%20Woods Now I have many houses and lots to re-build and decorate to fit the sims. I ha...
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@Karritz I actually keep up with your stuff and watched several of your videos, even if I don't directly comment on them very often, so I have a general idea about your main setup. I've also seen your last video, and one of the like is from me :smile: .
I should probably give an example of what I meant. I had a version of the Landgraab villa in SV where I had modified the house slightly with some general changes to the front gate with a greenhouse. I had removed the plants from the greenhouse prior to putting the lot into the library. I had moved to a new version of SV, which ran great (my old one had constant error 12's and save times of more than half an hour). The new SV now started out around 2 GB and loaded and saved quickly, even though I had portered all residents from old SV over. When I placed the modified Landgraab villa into the new town, the lot ran at nearly 3.1 GB out of the box. This means the lag was somehow baked into the lot, no idea how.
I can only guess that you shouldn't transfer lots that have been played for a long time. Relatively fresh ones seem to be okay.
I should probably give an example of what I meant. I had a version of the Landgraab villa in SV where I had modified the house slightly with some general changes to the front gate with a greenhouse. I had removed the plants from the greenhouse prior to putting the lot into the library. I had moved to a new version of SV, which ran great (my old one had constant error 12's and save times of more than half an hour). The new SV now started out around 2 GB and loaded and saved quickly, even though I had portered all residents from old SV over. When I placed the modified Landgraab villa into the new town, the lot ran at nearly 3.1 GB out of the box. This means the lag was somehow baked into the lot, no idea how.
I can only guess that you shouldn't transfer lots that have been played for a long time. Relatively fresh ones seem to be okay.
