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September 3 2020 update issue
After the game updated it turned off my mods and so I turned them back on but when I got to my sims things were missed up, like my needs, my job, my personality stuff in the side bar were messed up p...
Hi @terrbear94 Every patch is different, and will usually affect at least a few mods, EA turns them 'off' automatically at any patch update. However, ongoing maintenance of mods in your game, is a must.
- It's up to you as a user of them, to remove them from your mods folder and slowly add them back when a game patch occurs, to find problematic/broken mods.
- The easiest way is that they are split into subfolders and to add back a few folders at a time to find the culprit interfering with your game.
- Check for the updated mods.
- Hopefully the broken mod/cc has been updated to be compatible with the game by the artist.
More Tips on Maintaining & finding broken mods in your game:>>
Spoiler- Apart from culling your folders one by one, or the 50/50 method, to narrow down the broken cc or mod, that is all you can do, (restarting and checking your game each time) you'll simply need to find the broken mod/cc it and remove it
- Mods & cc are well known to cause various in-game issues please check for updates to them / where you found them; do this also > after any sims update or adding a game pack,
- Simsonic Weebly Mod Tracker has a list for people who use mods/cc; and updates on which ones are broken or now updated
- Also the EA Forums do a regular post for broken mods / cc, & maintained by LuthienRising.
- I also use Sims 4 Studio for batch fixes, as it solves a lot of problems in bulk (but not all.) It's also available for Mac. And is updated frequently, with pack relevant bug fixes.
Let me know if you still have problems.
Sasha
