"HarmonySims280;13738979" wrote:
I just installed that careers update and now there is another one?
What did it change?
TL;DR=second bugfix. :smiley:
(more translations added to main module, if you don't want/care about those, it's okay as is, even though it SAYS it has a newer date than yours might.)
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Originally Posted by roxas120
Hi! First I must say that you're mod is awesome!
However since the last update I had something strange in the mc_cmd_center.log:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\chris\Documents\Electronic Arts\Les*Sims*4\Mods\Story progression\MTS_Deaderpool_1538010_MC_Career_script_1_0_7.zip\mc_career.py", line 54, in give_careers_and_retire
max_user_level = career_type.get_max_user_level()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_max_user_level'
What does it mean and how am I able to fix it?
Sorry if my english is not really great but it's not my native language!
Thanks in advance!
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No problem. I understood what you were saying perfectly. Thanks for the report! I haven't seen this and I am curious what the career was it was trying to handle. Do you have any custom career mods, by any chance?
I will add a catch around it so in the future an error won't happen in the case and I'll probably add some more details so I can see what career is causing it. It should not break anything in your game by this happening, but it may stop career module from giving everyone jobs and retiring folks. It will probably only give jobs and retire until it hits that error and then stop for that night.
EDIT: I went ahead and fixed this and uploaded a new Career Module. If you keep hitting this error, try grabbing the mc_career module again from the download files section. You will still get a message when this happens, but it won't cause an error and prevent the career processes from continuing. I'd be interested in any message you do get in the future as it should tell you a number now. It will say "Could not load career: x". If I can find out what "x" is that is causing the error, I can figure out what is going on.
Thanks again!
