If having issues with that size of a batch, try testing 1 at a time.įor reference those cache files can be found in (Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3) folder and are:ĬasPartCache.package compositorCache.package scriptCache.package simCompositorCache.package socialCache.packageĭeleting these cache files help with troubleshooting issues with the game along with to clear the game's memory of the removed files. Delete cache files between each batch test. Start a save in Sunset Valley for example to check.
It's best to reinstall in small batches of say 5 files at a time. – If the tools above don't work: You can also go through your mods/custom content a few files at a time, specially if you're seeing a lot of faulty files when using the tools. May show false-positive corrupt files (the red/orange highlighted files.) You can remove any bad or corrupt files and resave it. Re-name or delete the current The Sims 3. Important: Do not rename the ccmerged.package. If you still have a ccmerged.package in your old DCBackup folder, choose replace. – Custard Sims3Pack Cleaner: ( ) This tool helps look at what's inside a single Sims3pack file. Find the ccmerged.package in DocumentsElectronic ArtsThe Sims 3DCBackup and copy this file to the DCBackup folder in your old The Sims 3 folder (The Sims 3.old). To make sure you know everything is good. That's why it's recommended to do a manual check of your mods and custom content. It may also false-flag files, making them look like they're bad when they aren't. Please understand, It will show conflicts between some files, but not all.
There is a couple of tools to check mods/custom content. This might be true for ModtheSims as well. If you are a member of Sims Resource allow you to look at your downloads history and download many files at once, I believe.
The CC may need to be gone through and tested beforehand. – For Info: Be careful finding and downloading zipped custom content folders from Sims 3 youtubers, tumblr sites, etc.
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