When I move in my sims money is 0$
Doesn't seem to matter if its a new or existing sim, doesn't matter what lot I use it says I have 0$ when I start a new game? I know I can use a money cheat but is there a way to fix the issue?
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@AhsierGKNot aware of that as a common bug...
Best answer for the now is the old standard.
Remove Mods / Saves / Tray to desktop
Delete thumbcache
Go to EA APP and repair
Start new clean game and test sim
If problem gone, it's a mod issue, and you need to 50 / 50 mods back in.
Then when you have that narrowed down you can put saves / trays back
Good idea to check the known broken mods post also.
December saw some chaos for some mods.
Hope that helps.
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I don’t have any mods. I downloaded base game and the two add ons they had for free. I had only played one other time on this computer with one other family.
Hi @AhsierGK There are a lot of options for moving households in the Sims. Are you moving your Sims to a new house from an old one? Or moving new Sims from CAS into a house for the first time?
New or old sims, premade sims, can be in empty lots, my previous homes, or premade homes. I can buy whatever lot or house I can afford but when I go to wherever I chose my balance is zero, even though it says I should have 18500$ if the lot I picked was 1500 for example. It’s always zero.
@AhsierGK And this is with a completely empty mods folder? Let's see if a cleared cache and Game Repair solves it:
- Exit Sims 4 then drag your whole Sims 4 folder from Document > Electronic Arts to your desktop. Copy your Saves folder too if you think you might accidentally save while testing.
- In the EA App or Origin, do a Game Repair.
- Launch Sims 4 and reset your Options.
- Start a "New" save to test if your issue recurs.
- If that works, exit and copy files out of your old Saves folder into the new Saves folder. Important: Don't just copy the old folder! You want to use the newly created folders.
- Launch Sims 4 and use Load to select an older save to test.
- If that works, you can copy your old Tray files (this is your Library), Screenshots and Videos files.
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