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Bluebellflora
2 years agoHero+
2 years ago
@Bluebellflora do i move the scratch folder too?
- Bluebellflora2 years agoHero+@neffi06
The scratch folder is created when you launch the game and automatically deletes when you quit the game. If you have a scratch folder it means your game has crashed/frozen at some point and the game hasn’t deleted it.
You should delete the scratch folder. - 2 years ago@Bluebellflora okay so do i now move them into the save folder, because right now theyre under all the folders
- Bluebellflora2 years agoHero+@neffi06
See my explanation here https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues-Mac/sims-wasn-t-loading-and-tried-fixing-it-now-everything-is-gone/m-p/13420325#M59738
If you’re finding it difficult to navigate your Mac do you have someone who can help you in person? I think it would be very helpful. - 2 years ago@Bluebellflora no sadly no one else in my family uses apple, ive either way moved them into the save folder in the finder, all of them are now in the save folder in the Documents > Electronic arts > the sims 4 > saves. Is it now fine to open since theyre all in there
- 2 years ago
It looks like this now
- Bluebellflora2 years agoHero+@neffi06
I can’t see the file path in your screenshot so can’t tell but why not load the game and find out? 🙂 - 2 years ago@Bluebellflora alright hope it works otherwise ima be sad
- 2 years ago@Bluebellflora okay so most of it is back but it is still missing my most recent content and builds ive done
- Bluebellflora2 years agoHero+@neffi06
Maybe you’ve lost your most recent saves. You could always check your iCloud https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues-Mac/READ-FIRST-Saves-CC-Mods-or-Library-items-disappeared/td-p/10242133 - 2 years ago@Bluebellflora yeah i dont have icloud, the only apple item i have is this computer and it is my school computer so i dont have any personal things on it, and also when i go into the save folder the one from jan 18th is there which is my most recent save
- Bluebellflora2 years agoHero+@neffi06
If you’re playing the Sims on your Mac isn’t that personal? Unless it’s part of a school project.
iCloud is part of macOS.
I can’t help you further but I think you would benefit from doing some research on using a Mac and how the operating system works. I feel that is your biggest hurdle at the moment. Also read the stickied Mac FAQ thread in this forum to understand how the game works and is installed. - 2 years ago@Bluebellflora okay, thank you so much