I'm not hearing (reading) where you removed the Smoothness Patch MC Compatibility package file first. Let me suggest a different approach at this point. Remove your TS3 user game folder entirely by dragging to your desktop or someplace else, or rename it. A new one should spawn the next time you sta...

And piano tuners are truly had to find these days and there never really were a lot of them to begin with. This part I can help with. Let me introduce you to my piano tuner friend, Mr. Opporknockity. But you can't become a regular customer of his because well, you know what they say: Opporknockity ...

1 - No, I was suggesting that you play in a fixed IP world but you are already doing that. Routing errors at the start of a game session are not harmful, usually they are the result of sims being on their way someplace at the time the game was last saved and the instructions they tried to continue c...

Oh sorry wait a minute, I see your script log in its entirety on the site now. Sometimes there's a delay before they appear (for me, anyway). You have some general world routing errors at the start of this session that adding in GoHere might help with. But you are playing in Isla Paradiso. Is this a...

You're really close, but that's not the extent of a script error. It's what happens when we (or rather, our computers) try to open a ScriptError Log in a web browser or some other program that cannot interpret the XML codes correctly. There are important parts of the log missing this way, plus it's ...

I tried this and it didnt' work. re downloaded the same mod cheat which says its compatible with version 1.69 and it's still not working! what now?? it keeps crashing Are you saying that the MC base mod alone works as it should, but it's strictly the addition of the MC Cheats module that does not? ...

Just to clarify a bit, this is a script error that is actually being thrown by the KW mod that I believe is getting stuck during an automated call to start/stop the animation of the Kraken (if I am even interpreting that part correctly). It has nothing to do with NRaas mods or player-installed drive...

am I to understand it gets slightly more memory on the 64bit? A 64-bit OS would allow your system to use all 16 GB of RAM installed. Thus the game would have all that it possibly can as well (~3.7 GB if needed) and you could even open up a web browser or some other program, within reason, while the...

My thoughts are that millions of TS3 players use/have used Woohooer, this topic has nothing to do with Site Help and Feedback, and the OP's signature line (now removed) leads to malware.

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From what you have described, the CAS crash is probably due at least in part to CC. Can you reproduce it with no CC present? But my assessment, for what it's worth, is that you went a bit too retro with this system for TS3 in particular. You are running a 32-bit operating system with a total of 3 GB...