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@ToKiHyouI don't know about an "ideal," but logistically, I believe TS4 only allows a total of 20 Sims on one lot unmodded. So counting a minimum of one each chef, waiter, and host, minimum one playable sim, and the unlikely scenario that each dining party consists of only one sim, you should need at MOST 16 seats. Realistically, it's unlikely you'll need even that much, but I find somewhere around that number looks nice aesthetically.
It might be worth fulfilling the minimum number of requirements for the lot and see if that helps, or perhaps swap out the tables and/or chairs used. Maybe also try setting everything (chefs station, host station, wait station, and at least one dining seat) aside in a wide open space to be absolutely sure the game isn't disregarding it due to inaccessibility. You could also try setting it as a generic lot, then saving and replacing it, then set it back to a restaurant.
And if you haven't yet, reinstalling the game could help. If you still use the Origin launcher, you can try right clicking and choosing "repair game" before resorting to an outright reinstall. I'm unsure if the EA launcher has a similar mechanic, though I'd expect it would.
ETA: you don't have to install Better Exceptions if you'd prefer not to, though it doesn't actually affect your game in any way. All it does in intercept when the game throws an error and makes the error file more readable. It could help diagnose the issue, but it's not necessary.
I tried to just stick to the minimum requirements and also tried repairing the game, but it didn't do anything.
One thing i did notice why making the restaurant is that on my ground floor, above the platform, the level 3 walls, weren't quite level 3. It was like they were a bit detached from the platform and I am now wondering if it just sees the whole building as faulty, which would suck because I don't have the energy to rebuild it right now ... but i have a feeling that THAT glitch has something to do with it.
Has anyone tired to see if my restaurant perhaps works in their game?
Best regards,
ToKi
- 2 years ago@ToKiHyou I would, but I haven't updated my game yet and likely won't for a while yet, and you can't add lots from newer game versions unfortunately. A good way to test would just be to delete that potentially glitchy room, make sure the lot still has the requirements net (just put stuff on the grass if you need to, it's just for testing), and give it another go
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