Last Exception Caught by MCCC
I'm pretty sure this is caused by CC because it doesn't happen to nonCC. Whenever I place something down it disappears and this notice pops up. https://imgur.com/M6t65JW I deleted all new CC I ...
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> @Bananas_45 said:
> CookieGirl11 wrote: »
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> I did the batch fixes and it deleted all of my mods. Even the ones that worked fine
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> Is your Mods folder completely empty? If not, make sure that CC and Script Mods are enabled in your game.
> Open the game and choose the 3 dots in the upper right corner of the Main Menu>Game Options>Other
> Next, make sure the boxes next to "Enable CC and Mods" and "Script Mods Allowed" are ticked.
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> When you say Batch fixes do you mean the Sims 4 Studio Batch fixes? They shouldn't affect Mods at all. The changes only apply to CC and then only to items specified by the batch fix. It should only delete files if you specifically use the delete button in "My CC".
> If you want to reverse the changes you made you can recover the original files by going to Documents>Sims 4 Studio>Batch Fixes>
> Choose the folder with the date and name of the batch fix you ran and copy the contents to your Mods folder. Allow the copied files to overwrite the batch fixed files in your Mods folder.
Yes, I mean the Sims 4 Studio Batch fixes. It completely emptied my entire mods/custom content folder. I put them all back in again and tried it again and it did the same again.
> CookieGirl11 wrote: »
>
> I did the batch fixes and it deleted all of my mods. Even the ones that worked fine
>
>
>
>
> Is your Mods folder completely empty? If not, make sure that CC and Script Mods are enabled in your game.
> Open the game and choose the 3 dots in the upper right corner of the Main Menu>Game Options>Other
> Next, make sure the boxes next to "Enable CC and Mods" and "Script Mods Allowed" are ticked.
>
> When you say Batch fixes do you mean the Sims 4 Studio Batch fixes? They shouldn't affect Mods at all. The changes only apply to CC and then only to items specified by the batch fix. It should only delete files if you specifically use the delete button in "My CC".
> If you want to reverse the changes you made you can recover the original files by going to Documents>Sims 4 Studio>Batch Fixes>
> Choose the folder with the date and name of the batch fix you ran and copy the contents to your Mods folder. Allow the copied files to overwrite the batch fixed files in your Mods folder.
Yes, I mean the Sims 4 Studio Batch fixes. It completely emptied my entire mods/custom content folder. I put them all back in again and tried it again and it did the same again.
