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Zoe on 01/18/2002 07:33 PM | |
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First of all, I find it absolutely marvelous, entertaining and fascinating all at once how you put so much effort into matching the apholstery in The Sims. You, sir, are odd. Not to say this is a bad thing. Just an observation. And, second, dankas for the link. Even if you didn't know I existed! The number of posts I have already made on your wonderful comment system---I feel stalkeresque. Am I the only one who enjoys these things?---are bewildering...but, hey, now you know I am here and I enjoy visiting! Do I get special points for such devotion? A button? A t-shirt? A stylish larger-than-Texas belt-buckle? |
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Daftie on 01/19/2002 10:26 AM | |
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Try downloading the "Sims File Cop" from thesims.ea.com It scans your sims files and takes out the ones that will cause your system to crash. It's saved me many times |
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Angie on 01/21/2002 08:00 PM | |
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lmao. Poor thing. Don't worry, I went throught the whole crashing shit once, too. I was so frustrated. I downloaded a bunch of crap from SimGoddesses.com (I think it's down now), and I went on to build my beautiful house. When I went to "Live Mode", everything was gone. I, too, almost cried. LOL I kept taking out items, but it didn't work. So, I just deleted all the crap I previously downloaded from that site, and everything works fine now. Just remember to save your stuff as you build, because you never know. BY THE WAY! Fix the damn link down there! Sheesh! |
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