@michikominaj
Remove all mods/cc to see if the game works better, to make sure it's a mod problem
For example, move the mods folder from C:\Users\Username\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4 to your Desktop and start the game.
If that works but you want to keep your mods, you can try some different things to sort out the ones not working:
- If your problem occurred after a certain mod haul, remove all these new mods (see if the game works), and then add back a few at a time, restarting the game in between until you see the problem occurring again. Remember that you can possibly have several broken mods.
- If the problem started after the latest patch/update, always make sure to update your mods when you update your game. Check this list out for some mods that were broken in the Jungle Adventure patch
http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/935494/broken-mods-jungle-adventure-feb-2018 - Download Sims 4 Studio and do batch-fixes for your cc.
- 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. (Only detects conflicts between mods, not between mods and the game)
- Like the first "solution", but for all your mods. Remove all and put back some at a time to find broken ones (last resort if you have like 1000 mods).
Good Luck!
