Hi, I took out my entire Mods folder and started a new game. That seemed to work so I tried using the 50/50 method to figure out which file was causing the problem, but everything seemed to be working fine? Then with everything back in the Mods folder I started a new game with my own Sims and then the problem started again. This is really confusing? I don't have any CC couches, chairs, beds or stools by the way.
Maybe you have two mods that are trying to access the same files and are screwing it up for each other? You could try one of the following things:
Search for the Mod Conflict Detector on google and run it, see if it can detect some broken/conflicting mods, remove these and try your game again.
If the problem started after the update that came with Cats&Dogs, always make sure to update your mods when you update your game. Check this list out for some mods that were broken in the latest patch 🙂
https://simsvip.com/2017/11/07/incompatible-modsupdates-november-7-2017-patch/
Good Luck!
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Hi, I ran a scan through my Mods folder, removed all of the ones that conflicted, checked the list and deleted all of my broken mods, yet I'm still having the same problem. 🤔
Hm.. but id DID work when you removed them altogether?
So it must be a cc-issue.
What you could try is a more time-extensive version of the 50/50-method..
Remove all your mods, and then add back a few at a time, restarting the game in between until you see the problem occurring again. And then using the 50/50 in the last added mods every time the problem occurs.
Remember that you can possible have several broken mods. ☹️
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