How can I interpret the last exception file?
Hi :) I'm having issues with my mods or CC since the latest update, I've tried sorting them out and the game runs smoothly with every couple of mods in the mods folder, but when I put them all togethe...
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"mia30866;c-16474602" wrote:
Can anyone please help meeee????? I've been staring at this for houuuurs, but I;m still super confused
Hi @mia30866
I can imagine. I can't tell you what it means but if you use Custom Content & Mods, you could try playing in a Vanilla game: so take your material out (you can cut and paste the Mods folder temp. to your desktop or temp. rename it). If you also take MC CC out, you wouldn't get notifications of an LE error logged but then you can look manual in My Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4 to see if its there.
After playing Vanilla for a while doesn't give any LE files anymore, you can use the 50/50 % method to sort out your custom material: maybe something is broken, out of date or in conflict with something else. If you're Dutch, I have a Dutch tutorial about this method, so let me know if you are.
Make sure any material you use are always up to date, as the game (which it is), and compatible with the latest gameversion. Check for CC/Mods updates at least after every game update and releases of new packs.
Also, delete localthumbcache.package regular in My Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4. This is an junkfile and becomes big quite fast. After every play session I remove it.
For players wanting to try reading those files without risking headache, this site list it up really nice:
http://xmlprettyprint.com
(Idk if someone has already mentioned it).
I also would like to suggest to put the content of LE files into spoilers.
