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Skiisuki
6 years ago

Sims Medieval testingcheatsenabled not working

So I just bought the game and it was going well until my sim got glitched and now cant move or do anything. So i tried to use cheats to reset her, but sadly that didn't work either. I looked it up and people were saying to go into the folder (game data) and change the =0 into a =1. So i tried to do that. I had no folder named game data so i looked up if people have had the same problem and it seems no one really has had this issue with this game. I was super confused so just in case i went and looked through the options which has a notepad with codes that have =0 and =1 etc. That ended up not having the cheat commands though. nothing did... So I'm stuck with a game I cant play unless I remake a whole new person and redo all the things i have already accomplished... It's really upsetting... hopefully someone can help. 🙂 

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  • Tremayne4260's avatar
    Tremayne4260
    Hero
    6 years ago

    @Skiisuki , Many of the cheats that work for Sims 3 will work for Sims Medieval since the games share the same architecture. Here are instructions on how to reset a Sim for Sims 3 which should work for Sims Medieval.

    1. Open the cheat window by pressing CTRL + Shift+ C. Hold all these keys at the same time to open the window.
    2. Type "resetSim Firstname Lastname", then hit Enter. Make sure you entered the name of the Sim you wish to reset.

    I have had to do this for Sims 3 and it does work. Not sure about Sims Medieval, but it should work. 

    Please let me know if this works for you. 

  • DonroaAkashu's avatar
    DonroaAkashu
    Seasoned Ace
    6 years ago

    @Skiisuki  The Sims Medieval does share its core with The Sims 3, but the cheats need to be enabled in a different way. Unlike The Sims 3 where testingcheats is just typed into the console just before the cheat itself, The Sims Medieval testingcheats needs to be enabled / 'turned on' in the program files - different from the user files, and located elsewhere on your computer.

    Make sure your game is closed when editing any files for it.

    The game's program files are located where you installed the game, but the default path is:
    C:>Program Files (x86)>Origin Games>The Sims Medieval


    Inside this The Sims Medieval folder follow this path:

    Game Data>Shared>NonPackaged>Ini

    and open the file called Commands.ini in Notepad or similar editing program.

    Change the 0 to 1 in this line:
    TestingCheatsEnabled=0

    (while taking note of the warning written above it in the file).

    Save the file edit by closing it and accepting the changes.
    Start the game, and shift-click on the stuck sim choosing Object>Force Reset.

  • king770061's avatar
    king770061
    2 years ago
    @Skiisuki Hey, I know this is a huge long shot but I’m having this exact issue right now and really don’t wanna restart if I don’t have to. I don’t have a ‘game data’ folder either for the code change and have tried everything else I can think of or find online and nothing has worked. Did you ever find the solution to this?

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