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@lilymanring Once you open the Sims 3 folder, right-click on the green plumbob and select Show Package Contents. Once inside, you'll see a Contents folder, and Resources inside that, etc. After you've open the package contents from the green plumbob, you can just open the rest of the folders normally.
- puzzlezaddict6 years agoHero+
@lilymanring Just to be clear, you're right-clicking on this Sims 3 plumbob, right?
If the game launches at all, even if it hangs on the server error screen, there have to be package contents. If you two-finger click on a trackpad, or hold down ctrl and click, any icon or folder at all should show at least some options.
- 6 years ago@puzzlezaddict Ok i finally did it and completed all the steps but now when I try and open the app it an error thing pops up.
So i watched this video
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues-Mac/CURRENT-ISSUE-Sims-3-Unknown-Error-in-El-Capitan-and-later-OS/m-p/5725514/highlight/true#M4852
but I don't have any of the packs...- puzzlezaddict6 years agoHero+
@lilymanring Are you saying you get the unknown error now? If not, please take a screenshot of the error you do see.
If this is the unknown error, please list the full specs of your Mac, as described here:
When you say you don't have any packs, do you mean you don't have any installed, or that you don't own any? If you do own at least one, is it possible Origin automatically installed it? Open Package Contents the same way you did before, then open Contents > Resources >AddOns, and let me know if there's anything in that folder besides the uninstaller.
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