Did the error disappear if you tested without the Mods folder at all (delete localthumbcache too)?
If it didn't, it's almost certainly not a mod-related error but something related to what happened in-game that the game did. If it did, you'll need to do a 50-50 on your mods to gradually isolate the culprit.
I have done the 50-50 method , deleted obsolete mods and ones that were outdated, but I’m still getting an exception file for script_object. I have asked on discord , they say I can ignore but BE keeps running this problem and it is interrupting my game play.
If it's happening with no mods installed (not just removing known outdated and obsolete ones), then it's a game issue and those are most often ignorable. The best option in that case is to figure out what triggers it.
That’s the kicker, I cannot figure what’s causing the error, the exception reports list no mods : description : script_object: terrain pointer, which I don’t understand. I do not have any terrain altering mods installed
It might not be a mod at all, but the only way to be sure of that is to test with the Mods folder dragged to your desktop. Some errors are the game, not mods.
That’s going to be my next test, to move the mods folder out again and try playing a complete new household or try playing a new save.
because the exception error never list a mod that’s causing the error so it’s hard to say.
Let me know what turns up for you! It might help someone else later find one of the possible causes.
Results:
I repaired the EA app, repair game and ran a completely new save with the mods folder after testing the mods.
playing a generic sims no cc home, when ever I open build mode an exception is generated so I will remove my better build and perform the same action again. My sim was standing outside the lot speaking to an NPC when the error generated.
Okay, test without the Mods folder at all too to make sure it's mods causing the issue. And make sure you're on the most recent release of Better BuildBuy and don't have any mods listed as conflicting with it.
