Is there anything that helps identify mods/CC that don't work?

[howzitaloha]

It's not even necessarily the mods, per se, because generally they break the game so they're fairly easy to root out. But I've got a handful of custom content that just doesn't work. Hair CC that just puts black question marks all over the body, shoes that make their feet disappear, clothes that make their torso disappear, etc. It's not so big a deal for my own sims, but it's super annoying having half of the town walk around with question marks on their heads because the game generated a non-working hairstyle for them. And a lot of it isn't titled in game, so I have no idea wear to even start looking through my thousands of CC packages to get rid of them. Is there a manager system or anything that sorts that out for you?

Crap, thought I posted this in the general discussion thread. Can someone move it for me?

[cableguy7uk]

I've got the same problem.

[Gihusexymetalboyrock]

Use this onehttps://onedrive.liv...t&action=locate

[gtaman9]

Best method I know so far,

[howzitaloha]

Best method I know so far,

 

This worked perfectly! Thanks so much!

[EsperMagicite]

Best method I know so far,

 

^ this is the method I use. You can also use the Sims 4 Studio to open packages and look at things and even change where things attach, if randoms can spawn with them and whatever.

[violeteyes]

 I have a lot of animations for Wicked Whims but I keep getting lastexemption alerts most likely due to busted animations. Can this same method be used for finding broken animations?

[wubby901]

Try this worked ok for me http://modthesims.info/d/561550

[weredeer]

Sims4Studio allowed me to go through all my cc, easily identify it and kill it where necessary. Gameplay mods should be looked up one at a time to see if they have been updated or still work. Never used the conflict detector but I have heard it can be inaccurate.

[gtaman9]

 

Best method I know so far, https://youtu.be/9u_-noykDfo

This worked perfectly! Thanks so much!

no problem.

[GECK.O]

It's not even necessarily the mods, per se, because generally they break the game so they're fairly easy to root out. But I've got a handful of custom content that just doesn't work. Hair CC that just puts black question marks all over the body, shoes that make their feet disappear, clothes that make their torso disappear, etc. It's not so big a deal for my own sims, but it's super annoying having half of the town walk around with question marks on their heads because the game generated a non-working hairstyle for them. And a lot of it isn't titled in game, so I have no idea wear to even start looking through my thousands of CC packages to get rid of them. Is there a manager system or anything that sorts that out for you?

 

Crap, thought I posted this in the general discussion thread. Can someone move it for me?

It's actually very simple, as simple as identifying which one is download section and which one is general discussion section.

 

How old are you btw? Underage?

[Buddy16]

I use S4 Tray Importer to identify broken stuff   http://luniversims.com/files/file/73-sims-4-tray-importer/

 

just use all broken stuff on a sims that save that sim and open the tray importer and it'll show all CC you used

[Khyttyn]

I have the mod conflict detector http://modthesims.info/d/561550 I love it  I saw something on You tube for a tray importer but haven't tried it yet. I just downloaded it and will try it out to find out how well it works

[Josua1970]

On 6/2/2018 at 11:41 PM, Khyttyn said:

I have the mod conflict detector http://modthesims.info/d/561550 I love it  I saw something on You tube for a tray importer but haven't tried it yet. I just downloaded it and will try it out to find out how well it works

I leave an entry that publishes how to clean Content.

 

https://www.loverslab.com/topic/90822-tips-to-clean-the-sims4-lastexception-and-possible-causes/

[Quietype2]

On 11/5/2017 at 10:06 PM, Buddy16 said:

I use S4 Tray Importer to identify broken stuff   http://luniversims.com/files/file/73-sims-4-tray-importer/

 

just use all broken stuff on a sims that save that sim and open the tray importer and it'll show all CC you used

You can right click all the broken stuff to get to the folder they are in then hit delete. I agree with Buddy16 that this is a very easy method and faster than the conflict detector. Only thing you need to do is go in CAS and put your broken CC on a sim and then remember that sim or family when you open the tray importer.