@Reitanna Either is fine. The ver ones are automatic backup.
EDIT: Did a quick test on the 3 saves I received and wasn't able to duplicate on either but I'm unclear if you're only getting the message for a specific lot
All saves seem cc heavy though so it could be a cc/mod you're using
Please test a copy of your save on a fresh folder.
@crinrict I can confirm that testing a copy of the affected saves on a fresh folder does still cause the error. And, at least for me, it doesn't matter which lot is loaded - attempting to enter into build/buy straight from map view triggers it.
I used a backup save file I stored on my hard drive from back in April. I completely removed my entire Sims folder, and replaced it with this save that functioned fine when I saved it. Along with my Origins app that is repeatedly updating itself unsolicited by me, the error still occurs.
@Sherryist The error corrupted the save, there's not much you can do other than removing the Sims that cause it. I'm planning on testing today if it's enough to destroy the relationship.
You need mods to identify the culprits
- MCCC
- SimsInfo
With this you can first let MCCC generate an error log. That error log will then give you the ID of the Sims that have issues. With SimsInfo you can find out which Sims it is. Deleting one of the Sims will solve the issue but I'm not sure if that's what you'd want.
I'll try if just deleting the relationship will help.
EDIT: I tried the relationship deleting and that didn't help so I think all you can do is delete the Sims that have the issue. It seems it's multiple in your save.
@Sherryist I ended up saving all my sims/lots to the gallery and re-downloading them in a fresh save and that did fix the error for me. So that should be an option for you if the MCCC fix doesn't work. Please post an update if the mod fix does work though - I'd love to be able to fix my original save file 🙂
Hi @Sherryist
you need to check the MC_lastexception.html file not the EA le. That doesn't contain any info. That file can be found in the MCCC folder.
In the section Full Error CallStack you'll find this section
File 'T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\relationships\relationship_service.py', line 422, in on_all_households_and_sim_infos_loaded [ self : relationship_service, client : <Client 0x3>, sim_info_manager : sim_info_manager, sim_ids : (176495253644710914, 736066796070765698), relationship : <relationships.relationship.Relationship object at 0x00007FF4D9C4F980>, sim_id_a : 176495253644710914, sim_id_b : 736066796070765698, sim_info_a : , sim_info_b : ]File 'T:\InGame\Gameplay\Scripts\Server\relationships\relationship.py', line 1102, in refresh_knowledge [ self : <relationships.relationship.Relationship object at 0x00007FF4D9C4F980>, sim_info_manager : sim_info_manager, sim_info_a : , sim_info_b : , sim_knowledge : <relationships.sim_knowledge.SimKnowledge object at 0x00007FF48DDA6940>, known_trait : <class 'sims4.tuning.instances.trait_LifeSkills_Responsible'>]
The things in bold are the important info. These are the SimsIDs of the Sims involved and the trait that's causing the issue (on the relationship)
Load any Sim in live mode and click on a Sim and choose SimsInfo - Search Sims. In the box you put: SimID:176495253644710914 and it will tell you who that is.
I've deleted 3 sims in your game and the error just moved on to the next so I gave up (also on explaining further) cause I don't know if there's any point of fixing that save this way. There seem many Sims that have issues.
I'm still looking for another solution but since removing the relationship doesn't help, I'm a bit at loss.
You said you can't edit any lots. Does that apply only if you go from map ? Have you tried travelling there with a Sim and then changing to build mode ? Does that work ? I mean it's a workaround only and the save is still broken but maybe at least you could go on playing ?
