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[split] Clearing the Caches
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#1
16-03-2017
Even I downloaded 2 empty group.cache and accessory.cache files and set them to read-only, my game still crashes. Anybody has the same problem? My game specifically only crash whenever I run my home business. And if I set the speed to 2 - 3, it is more likely to be crashed. It never crashes when I'm building or decorating houses and lots or controlling sims to do normal stuffs (eating, sleeping, making food etc.) I think it must have something to do with a lot of sims in one lot (but then again sometimes my game just crashes even just only 3 - 4 customers at the lot). I have The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection btw.
#2
16-03-2017
@omega_trojan
That has nothing to do with the caches so I've split this off and brought it to discussion instead. When you crash, do you get a report? You'll find it in your logs folder in where you play your game in the my documents folder area.
It will look like this:
Sims2Exception 2016.05.01 16.02.37.txt
where the numbers are the year,month,day and the time in yyyy.mm.dd hh.mm.ss format. The text file is the one we want - the mdmp one isn't readable by us.
Also, if you can post up your (pcname)-config-log.txt that you have in that area we can see what's going on on your computer.
These sort of crashes generally happen because there is a problem with custom content, although they can occur for other reasons as well. It does sound like you're crashing because it's trying to do more than it can cope with - so the config-log.txt will tell me whether that is the case or not, and if there is anything we can do to fix it.
That has nothing to do with the caches so I've split this off and brought it to discussion instead. When you crash, do you get a report? You'll find it in your logs folder in where you play your game in the my documents folder area.
It will look like this:
Sims2Exception 2016.05.01 16.02.37.txt
where the numbers are the year,month,day and the time in yyyy.mm.dd hh.mm.ss format. The text file is the one we want - the mdmp one isn't readable by us.
Also, if you can post up your (pcname)-config-log.txt that you have in that area we can see what's going on on your computer.
These sort of crashes generally happen because there is a problem with custom content, although they can occur for other reasons as well. It does sound like you're crashing because it's trying to do more than it can cope with - so the config-log.txt will tell me whether that is the case or not, and if there is anything we can do to fix it.
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