Sims 4 travel crash 9-11-2016
Hello!
So,I have this medieval save where my active household had 3 teens,two of them had 2 children,and the two adults are both plague doctors.So anyway,I tried traveling with them today,and the game keeps crashing.I moved the teen parents and their children out and I tried again.While now I can select where to go,and before i moved them out I couldn't,the game still crashes.Tried everything.Pulling family members out of the household one by one.to see if one of them isn't corrupted,moving them all out then back in,nothing works.And this problem persists only for this household.
My laptop does cover the minimal requierments so it's not that.My graphic settings are the lowest.The moving prooves it's not corrupted cc.The fact that travelling works for other families prooves it is not a corrupt save.
Help?
I fixed it.Fix
Insufficient Memory Crashes article
Windows XP, Server 2003
Open System Properties:
Right-click on My Computer and select Properties.
Select the Advanced tab.
In the Startup and Recovery area, click Settings to open the Startup and Recovery dialog.
In the System Startup area, click Edit to open the Windows boot.ini in Notepad.
Make sure to disable Word Wrap from the Format menu (you do not want a check to appear next to it).
Find the [Operating Systems] section. Each line below this header represents an operating system installed on your computer.
At the end of each line under [Operating Systems] add the following after /fastdetect (or whatever is at the end of the line):
If you have 3072 MB of RAM installed: /3GB /userva=2560
If you have 4096 MB of RAM installed: /3GB
Save the changes and close Notepad.
Close all open dialogs and restart your computer.
In case of trouble
Repeat the above steps but instead of adding /3GB and /userva, remove them.
Windows Vista, Windows 7, Server 2008
Open the Command Prompt with administrative rights:
Open Start.
Open Programs.
Open Acessories.
Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.
Type the following and hit enter:
If you have 3072 MB of RAM installed: bcdedit.exe/set IncreaseUserVA 2560
If you have 4096 MB of RAM installed: bcdedit.exe/set IncreaseUserVA 3072
Close the command prompt and restart your computer.
In case of trouble
Repeat the above steps but use the following command instead: bcdedit.exe/deletevalue IncreaseUserVA(I copied the fix from the site.There.No link,you cant remove it.)
