@tattletalestarng Delete localthumbcache - you might be able to clear some glitches. It's also important to do that anytime you remove or replace a Mods folder file. Then see how it goes.
It took a while to reply due to my game loading quite slowly but after the recent update my game appeared to be working fine even loading much faster however the only problem is the crashing. It seems that after a certain amount of time on the game, it would just close out. I also noticed that one sim in the household I was playing in would disappear. They would still be in the household but no picture would show up on the bottom right corner and they would be completely invisible as they did tasks. Could this be from a corrupted file again or perhaps a modded issue?
@tattletalestarng There are a few things to try here to figure out your issue. The first is to test with no mods/CC at all. If you use things like cooking mods, delete plates/food first. Then drag the Mods folder to the desktop, delete the file called localthumbcache, open the game to test, and exit without saving.
If it turns out to not be a mod, you might be able to clear the glitch with a "Save As", a refreshed Sims 4 folder, or moving the Sims to a new home.
I did a mods check by taking my mods folder out, letting the game create a new mods folder, putting my mods back in order, and starting the game up to find any issues. After I found the corrupted mods my game ran the best it has in a long time. It loaded fast and didn't crash at all. I did however update the MCC command took out the better exceptions mod and deleted the localthumb.cache file. Which now made my game load slow again. i even took my whole mods folder out and it's still taking over 30 minutes to load. Is it a game issue now?
@tattletalestarng Anytime you have to delete localthumbcache, the game will take longer to load pages like Manage Households because it has to regenerate the images in them.
If Sims 4 itself is taking a long time to start, that's generally a function of your computer + how much is in the Mods folder overall. You can speed the process up via Options > Other and telling the game not to make the list of mods/CC when it starts.
If a save is taking a long time to start but does eventually load, that's generally because of the number of Sims and relationships etc. etc. in it. Bigger save file = longer load time.
After loading the game up with my mods my most recent save file is not showing up in the game. I see it in my saves folder yet it is not in my game. What could have caused this?
@tattletalestarng Are you clicking on Load? You might also want to check your file path in-game: https://sims4.crinrict.com/eng/2018/07/how-to-find-your-user-folder/
I'm currently recovering the save but does this mean my game will go back to loading slowly? It was loading fast with no crashes even with all the mods before or should I make this a separate question?
@tattletalestarng Slow Sims 4 startup isn't save-file related; if you put all your (working) mods back and the game starts slowly, you can change your startup options to see if that's enough to fix it, or you can remove mods/CC you don't actually use. Slow loading of a specific save is about what's in that save.
I've gotten my save file back and now It only appears to crash while trying to enter build mode but not all the time. What happens is if I try to build on a lot, it will take some time to load and then I'm able to build or it will take some time to load, and then it crashes. The game itself already takes over 20 minutes to load now like before. I've kept the same loacalthumbcache.package hoping that would help with the loading issue.
@tattletalestarng Delete localthumbcache - you might be able to clear some glitches. It's also important to do that anytime you remove or replace a Mods folder file. Then see how it goes.
Thank you for helping with my initial question it seems to be a separate problem with my game currently.
