Description in part (from MTS): It’s basically designed to let people easily clear the cache and identify problem content. This tool has 4 main tasks: – To easily show you which games you have, whether or not they have a full framework, and to browse to that games root folder. – To show you the contents of the Sims 3 cache files, and clear them. – To show you all of your custom content in.package format, and display any “corrupted” files, or Sims 2 content, or stuff that just plain wont work. – To fix any problems with corrupted files, empty files, generally broken files, and allow you to fix conflicts yourself.

Sims 3 Objects. Searching for 'changing table'. Nap Time Nursery - Changing Table. Feb 3, 2014 by pyszny16 Featured Artist. Brown Cherry. Don’t Put the Baby Down (Changing Table Mod) This mod replaces the Give Bath and Change Clothes interactions on the Dirty No More Changing and Bathing Station with versions of the interactions that do not put the baby on the floor when the interaction is finished.

More information is available on the description and comments pages, get it here Additional information is available, thanks to Nona Mena at Simlogical – Understanding Mod and CC Conflicts with Delphy’s Dashboard – Mod and CC Conflicts – Using and Understanding Delphy’s Dashboard Read it here. This list is extensive, apologies in advance for the length of this post. If there’s something specific you’re looking for, use Ctrl-F and enter a keyword in the Find field (example: toddler).

As always, check for mod conflicts. Since the release of the Seasons EP, Sims have the option to slow dance. But what came before the slow dance? The Waltz of course! I came across the ‘Simoro’s Dance version 1.2’ by Simoro mod a couple of days ago and tried it out on my test household (game patch 1.67). I installed the mod, turned on the classical radio station, and watched my Sims waltz in their living room. David bowed when he asked Eva to dance (so sweet).

Since they had no dancing skill, they stuck to a simple box step through most of the dance. Neither stepped on the other’s toes, thank goodness (that got old really fast with slow dancing). I’ll keep them walzing to improve their skill and steps. There was some minor clipping with David’s hand and Eva’s back for a brief time when he was dancing backward, pulling her forward – but that’s a non-issue IMO. If you’d like to add the Waltz to your game, you can get Simoro’s mod here.

Looking at a screenshot reminded me that I’d like to disable the stereo and radio effects, at will. The ‘boom-boom-boom’ and music notes visuals are a bit much and distort objects around them. Not finding what I was looking for, I decided that it’s about time I try out the ‘Create Your Own No Effects Mod Tool’ by velocitygrass. It was much easier to use than I initially thought it would be, and the result is exactly what I was looking for. This is meant to be a visual guide, examples shown are how I used the mod tool to make changes to the stereo effects. My changes were tested with the two stereos currently in my Sim’s home. Like all mods and CC installed as.package files, it’s easy to add or remove the no effects custom mods as wanted or needed.

OS: Windows 7 Patch: 1.67 Create Your Own No Effects Mod Tool by velocitygrass (hosted on MTS). See the mod’s description page and comments section for more information. Download TS3_No_Effects_Modder.zip and Extract/Unzip the folder (I saved it to my desktop). Open the folder and double click on TS3_Effects_Mod_Maker. This will open The Sims 3 Effects Modder.

I entered ‘stereo’ into the field on the upper left of the tool. The 9 results were automatically shown. Since I wanted to get rid of the stereo effects, I unchecked the last 6 results (with fx in the name). Intel centrino advanced n 6205 agn hackintosh pc.