Simspe cc check mac#
If you run the game on a Mac below the system requirements, you will experience severe performance issues and crashing. Your Mac must meet ALL of the minimum system requirements below in order to maximize your experience. Q: Are there plans to add additional content?Ī: There are no plans to add any additional Expansions or Stuff packs. Q: Which expansions and Stuff Packs from The Sims 2 are included?Ī: The following content is included in the Super Collection: If you want to see a list of safe and unsafe NPC's, go here.Īlso, if you want to make a positive memory negative or the other way around, you'll have to go to raw data, and then (at the very first row) change the 0x0000 to 0x0004 if you want to make a positive memory negative, and you have to change 0x0004 to 0x0000 if you want to change a negative memory to a positive one.Questions about the Sims 2? Check out this article for information on what's included in the game, minimum requirements to run the Sims 2, languages in-game, resetting your neighborhoods, and links to using the Sims 2 Extras. But be careful if you add NPC's, because your Sim can gossip about his memories, and if he spreads a gossip about an unsafe NPC, then that will lead to corruption. The owner stays the same, otherwise the memory won't show up.ģ. For example changing the memory from "Met $Subject" to "Did WooHoo with $Subject" and all kinds of things!Ģ. If you want to edit an existing or added memory, then you'll have to select that memory first.Īnd now you'll see the same things as mentioned earlier, but now they'll be explained in a different context:ġ. You'll then have to click on commit and then save at the upper left corner. $Subject is going to be the other Sim, so in the screenshot's case the Sim that Sal won the fight from ( Kadisha Briggs). The owner of the memory is always going to be the Sim that you apply the memory to.ģ. Name of the memory is what your memory is going to be, for example "Won a fight from $Subject".Ģ. So what you can see are lots of different things, and they'll be explained:ġ. if you have clicked that, then you'll get a lot of options. If you want to create a memory, you'll see a small area at the right of the memory panel that says create. In the "Resource Tree", scroll (not in the screenshot's case) until you see the Neighborhood memory, then click it in the "Resource List" and then from the "Plugin View" you can choose your family.įirst you'll have to select your Sim and then. (It will load longer depending on how many expansion packs you have)Ĥ. Then you'll have to open the neighborhood browser (Tools -> Neighborhood -> Neighborhood Browser)ģ. First you'll have to open SimPE (obvious)Ģ. By the way, if you already know where to add memories, but you don't really know how they work, you can.ġ. This is the easiest part of the whole guide, but it can also be the most difficult if you don't own SimPE.
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