The Sims 3 64 Bit not Launching

I play on a laptop so battery most of the time unless its charging, I haven't seen any changes in the launch depending on if my computer was plugged in or not. its less of a crash and more of a failure to launch in the first place

heres the full crash log thing if that could help 

https://pastebin.com/kbLuVeNq

@Gegahex  I asked a couple of knowledgeable people for their thoughts on this thread.  One note is about the info listed in your crash log: it states that the library running Sims 3 found a serious error and crashed the program, but it doesn't say why.  (This is typical of crash logs.)  So figuring out the why still requires some experimentation.

Please list the install location of the Sims 3.app, as in, is it in Applications, Users > your username > Applications, or somewhere else?  Please also go back to Security & Privacy > Privacy, where you found the Full Disk Access settings, and open the Files and Folders settings in the same location.  Check all the boxes for both Origin and Sims 3, restart your computer, and test.

Also, please let me know whether Origin or Sims 3 is listed in the Accessibility settings in the same location.  I'm not sure whether it matters, but it was mentioned in the conversation, so it's worth checking.

Macintosh HD > Users > insert my user here > Applications > TheSims3.app is the path
Couldnt check any boxes in files and folders because of the full disk access 

And it wasn't listed in the accessibility settings, origin was though 

@Gegahex  Try unchecking the Full Disk Access boxes and then manually checking everything under Files and Folders.  It's possible that the settings don't quite cover everything, even though they should.

Neither origin or sims 3 show up in files and folders after I unchecked full disk access 

@Gegahex  Just checking, but did you click the lock to enable changes?  If so, please restart your computer and look again, to be thorough.

Edit:  It would also be helpful to see the window with the Files and Folders settings showing.  Hover your cursor over the window, click cmd-shift-5, and it'll take a screenshot of the entire window.

I did click the lock, Restarting my computer didn't change anything 

Apologies, i was on the wrong account, this is the clean new account
I did the safe mode thing
I have nothing that automatically starts at login on the new account, on the normal one just chrome
Nothing else is running in the background when I try to play the game

wrong photo, 
this is the files and folders thing with and without full disk access enabled for sims 3 and origin

Yes I have attempted to launch the game in the new user account and it has access to the documents folder

@Gegahex 

No, it isn't, weird! Can you try again? Scroll down to the bottom and give it a minute to populate icons and info before PDF-ing.

If the game has access to the Docs folder that isn't showing in the previous screenshot. I don't have TS3 installed on this Mac but if I did it would show the same as TS4 after granting access:

I believe the first pdf was all white because my mac was on dark mode so the text was white on the white background

Anyways 

Is there a way to check that sims 3 and origin have access to the documents folder? I remember allowing access when I first installed them and the sims 3 folder shows up in the documents folder 

@Gegahex

You can tell if they have access by looking in Files & Folders in System Preferences > Security & Privacy. In my screenshot you can see that TS4 has access to the Documents folder. It should show the same for you but for TS3.

In your Activity Monitor you have Wacom processes and drivers loading. I don't know if these would necessarily conflict with the game but you don't need them for the game so can safely quit the process in Activity Monitor.

Edit - is your Mac one that has been provided by your school? Do you have the full privileges of an admin account or is it limited? I'm asking because you have a studentd process running and after a quick google it's telling me this is related to Apple Classroom https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT206151. I also see a process called SafeEjectGPUService and found this https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250378702 so it may be an idea to reset the NVRAM on your Mac and see if that helps https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT204063

It still just says full disk access in the files and folders tab

This is my own personal mac, all the accounts I've been using are admins, I just use it for my school

I don't think its not running because of a conflict with my tablet driver or my school stuff or just in general

Ive played the sims 3 64 bit on this mac before, but when I reinstalled it, it no longer works

My top two theories in my head are either there's some file(s) that never got deleted when I originally uninstalled it that are now causing problems or that when I bought seasons from a third party, it broke something

although both have their problems since idk why the files would affect a fresh account and I never installed seasons and I'm not trying to install any packs now

Ive never used a cleaner app and I've already reinstalled my OS 

Really not sure what to do

I tried to run the game through the terminal launcher thing within the sims 3 files
this is what the terminal spits out when I do so

https://pastebin.com/d5eXcVYN