Re: does anyone know any good programs to detect bad cc/mods on the sims 4 on mac
@jewelblanco17 There is a program for Mac (as well as PC) called Sims 4 Tray Importer that can help identify CC problems. It's especially useful for helping to find missing meshes (when you download CC that doesn't include the mesh.)
Some of the "bad CC" isn't really "bad" but just missing a part. But that program can also help with finding things in a way that is a little less onerous than the 50/50 method. (If it doesn't find all the problems, at least it finds some of them, so that there's less to do with the 50/50 method.)
It's a good idea to check your mods/cc every time there's an update. With so many different mod makers and CC makers, EA can't check those. They have enough to do with working to make TS4 work with its own parts!
Some of the "bad CC" isn't really "bad" but just missing a part. But that program can also help with finding things in a way that is a little less onerous than the 50/50 method. (If it doesn't find all the problems, at least it finds some of them, so that there's less to do with the 50/50 method.)
It's a good idea to check your mods/cc every time there's an update. With so many different mod makers and CC makers, EA can't check those. They have enough to do with working to make TS4 work with its own parts!
