When the game is updated, any functions or configuration data which is overridden by the mods will cause internal failures which may not necessarily crash the game but will cause halting and resetting, improper routing or animation, internal script errors and freezing, inability to utilize menu options, corruption of neighborhood data, or inability to load your neighborhood.
You'll begin to notice wrong textures, distortion of objects, the appearance of objects in odd locations, or random malfunctions of the graphic interface, and the only way to locate those conflicts is to test everything.ĬC and Script Mods cause crashing and lagging for the following reasons (simplified):
The problem arises when novice content creators use object references or parameters which conflict with those of the objects which are published by the developers. The memory requirement does not increase simply because you've downloaded another 2GB of outfits, however the extra package data will affect your neighborhood load times. The Sims 4 is designed to be conservative and it's safe to assume that if you can load the game with one household fully customized, then you can load it with all households customized since only the active household and characters who are visiting them require system memory. The size of 'communication lines' between components and overall capacity are very critical with games such as the sims since the content of game packages which are the equivalent to giant zip files full of multimedia must be read into memory and processed in real time. Of course you can run content without crashing the game, however the amount of lag and frame loss is dependent of the capacity of your processing and memory components. Can i still get CC without crashing or lagging?
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