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4 years ago

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Black lines on sim's faces

I've been playing the Sims 3 for a while now and I haven't had any major issues with it. It runs smoothly and I can play without a lot of stuttering, lag, glitches, etc. The one issue I've come acros...

technical issues

puzzlezaddict
4 years ago
@noorhanss0111 Please test with no custom content present at all, just to rule out more bad cc as the issue. As long as you don't save your progress, the cc should still be present in your saves once you restore the files.

if that doesn't help, you can try enabling anti-aliasing for TS3.exe (Origin install) or TS3W.exe (disc or Steam install) in the control software for your graphics card. I'm only familiar with the Nvidia options, which would be:

Antialiasing - FXAA: On

Antialiasing - Gamma correction: On

Antialiasing - Mode: Override any application setting

Antialiasing - Setting: [anything 2x or more is fine]

I believe Radeon software has several options as well, but you'd need to test them to see whether any made a difference.

puzzlezaddict

Hero+

4 years ago

@noorhanss0111 That looks like a leftover jig, perhaps a social jig, the kind that normally gets deleted but might remain if a certain action (e.g. an interaction between sims) is interrupted. If it is a jig, you should be able to delete it with MasterController. Click on the ground of this lot, select NRaas > MC Object Stats > Not Inventory, and look for anything with "jig" in the name or anything that looks like that circle. Even if it's not a jig, you should be able to find the object on the list.

Just as a note: most objects can safely be deleted this way, but DO NOT delete any plumbobs or anything that has a warning in its name. And to be extra safe, use "save as" and rename the save after deleting the object, then quit and restart. That way, if you did happen to delete anything critical, you'd be able to revert to the previous save.