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patreon has literally let malware stay up on their site for OVER TWO WEEKS now. they refuse to give me a straight answer on if they are even working on taking it down or not. modthesims, curseforge, simfileshare, and hell even loverslab took it down within hours of it being reported...yet patreon...
Mod management apps
Disclaimers: - This is going to be long. - This is all based on my own testing and my own personal opinions. - This is not to spread hate towards anyone. This is purely to add some information & context. Please do not go harass any mod management developers. - I am not an expert.
There's been an app going around recently that was marketed as a crashing & mod assistant. Other creators have raised concerns about it, but I held off on saying anything as I wanted to test it all on my own. This gets into my first point.
An application with a mac-compatible version made by someone who doesn't own a mac themselves and who had not tested it on any mac.
Mac computers are distinctly different than windows computers. They have their own UI, their own commands, their own applications, etc. I don't claim to be a mac-expert, but as someone who has had macs their entire life, I know that making something for a mac computer without actually having one to test is a recipe for disaster. Given that, I'd have to assume AI was used in some capacity to create the mac version and the mac instructions. I followed the instructions as they were written to install the app and get it up and running and I simply would not have been able to if I didn't have some technical knowledge of my own computer and how terminal commands work. If I were just someone looking to install this without much effort, I would've been disappointed and unsuccessful. The disappointing thing about this was that I personally offered to test any mac-related versions/instructions and/or give any mac-related advice before it was publicly released. My offer was not accepted.
The in-app user guide and the way this tool was marketed stated: "Reads your latest crash and exception logs and tells you what to try next."
This is misleading. This tool does not actually read the contents of these error files, or if it does, it does it in a way I was unable to uncover or does it incorrectly. Crash files cannot be read by anyone other than the game developers. There's been numerous attempts over the many years that the game has been around to decode them, but they've all been unsuccessful with how these files are written. Claiming that the tool can read these files is wrong and puts a false sense of "hope" in users expectations. Additionally, I couldn't get the app to even tell me that I had a crash file, probably because the app was looking for lastCrash_##.txt, when sometimes it's just lastCrash.txt. My game crashed, a crash file was created, yet the application told me there were no crash files created? The app's log said: Likely Cause: No clear mod reference found. lastCrash_*.txt Status: not found lastException_*.txt Status: not found lastUIException_*.txt Status: not found Bottom Line No recent crash or exception files were found. But this was what my "The Sims 4" folder showed:
When it comes to the exception log piece, I forced several sets of errors. At least one of them had a clear cause. I was unsuccessful in getting it to tell me anything other than "[the exception logs] were not clear enough to name one broken mod". There are already mods out there to help with error files. Better exceptions & MC Command Center both log exception files in a much easier to read fashion than the basic .txt file. I've already written a post about how to get help with error files on several discord servers, I really encourage people to use these servers as that's what they are here for! However, I can understand that people want to understand things for themselves or don't want to use discord or have had previously bad experiences. I'm happy to knowledge share anything/everything I know about error files as most, if not all of it has just been collecting information over time.
Finding the "problem" mod.
This does a sort of automated 50/50 but it doesn't do it in a way that is systematic. When I 50/50, I always start in a systematic way, for example, I start with just my custom content. My mods folder is incredibly organized, so I can easily pull out all mods and launch my game with just my custom content. I can also easily test mods in batches as each mod has its own folder. I highly suggest everyone organize their mods folder, it makes managing it exponentially easier! The app didn't do that, it was seemingly randomly pulling out folders of things and telling me to test. It didn't do anything to ensure that mods that have dependencies stayed together--which is a key part of correctly 50/50ing. The app was obsessed with quarantining .Ds_Store files as junk files. This goes back to my first point about having an understanding of mac computers. These files are automatically generated and are hidden on mac computers. The key piece being they are automatically generated. So whenever the app would move one out, a new one popped back up. I ended up in a never-ending cycle of 5050ing because it kept "quarantining" junk files. If I were really looking for the problem file, I would have had to manually 5050 anyway as the app wasn't actually helping me, in fact I got more confused because it kept moving out those hidden mac files.
Duplicate files
Part of the quarantine practice was to quarantine duplicate files. This is theoretically a good idea, except it quarantined both sets of duplicate files so you'd have to put one of them back anyway. The file names also have to be identical to be flagged as a duplicate. If you're looking to just get a list of duplicates, you can do that easily with MC Command Center by generating a system info log (Click on a sim choose MCCC > Sim Commands > Logging Commands > System Info Log) & looking at the full mod list. It'll tell you exactly what's a duplicate & where to find the file.
Clears the game cache
The app only deletes the localthumbcache.package file, which isn't the only cache file that you should delete. Cache files or sometimes referred to as L files are certain files that hold onto information that can mess up your game. Good rule of thumb is to delete your cache files any time you make any changes to your mods folder. I personally just delete them before I launch my game every single time, no matter if i have made changes or not. Cache files you should delete include, (if you want some more information about what these files actually include, review crin's breakdown!): Found in "The Sims 4" folder (*Files that can have _### at the end, for example LastException_1234556422.txt): - localthumbcache.package - avatarchache.package - localsimtexturecache.package - LastException.txt* - LastUIException.txt* - LastCleanException.txt* - BE-ExceptionReport.html (could also be BE-ExceptionReport-OLD.html) - lastCrash.txt* Found in your "Mods" folder, where your mc command center files are, if you use the mod: - mc_lastexception.html
Known mod repository
This was something that was hard-coded into the app and was a way for tagging & organizing mods. Unfortunately, it's pretty clear this list was made with AI as it includes items that simply don't exist and it includes a mod that is largely banned in the community--indicating a lack of fundamental understanding of the sims 4 community & "known" mods. The organization piece: - Relied on you organizing your mods in the exact same way that it was coded. - Looked for the folder name & not the actual files included. - For example, I put MCCC in a folder called MC Command Center. The app did not categorize it as MCCC. I changed the folder name to MCCC and put a random piece of hair cc into the folder and it flagged it as MCCC. I really don't see how that's helpful to anyone as yeah the folder is named MCCC but the folder contains something else completely.
The actual list piece: - One of the entries was: "label": "General Pie Menus", "creator": "TwistedMexi", "notes": "Support framework other mods may call into." this doesn't exist. TwistedMexi doesn't have any general pie menus, perhaps this meant to refer to adeepindigo's general pie menu that is required for several of her mods? Or maybe this meant to refer to Smarter Pie Menu by TwistedMexi but then it's not a support framework that other mods may call into. - Another entry was: "label": "S4CL (Sims 4 Community Library)", "creator": "ColonolNutty", "notes": "Shared library used by many script mods." I'm not going to get into the whole history of this mod & this creator, you're free to read about it here (TW). However, this mod is fairly well-known to be banned and "Shared library used by many script mods" is a gross overstatement.
Good developer practices
From any application/tool out there, not related to The Sims 4, I expect the developer to know the tool inside and out, have rigorous testing, fully documented the product, and able to answer publicly any/all questions. The developer of this tool had good intentions, however, there was a lack of testing, documentation, and transparency. I tried my hardest to be nice, supportive & ask probing questions. I offered my own support & advice, encouraged setting up FAQs & discord server for help, working with mod creators & sim support people, and getting a better/deeper/fundamental understanding of our community. I'm all for new people coming into the community, but I really encourage anyone/everyone to be receptive & understanding of the community.
Final thoughts
All in all, manually managing your mods folder is your best practice. There are helpful tools out there, but no tool is perfect and the better you know your own mods folder the better off you'll be. Need to know how to organize your mods folder? Check out this guide. Want to use some sort of tool to help wrangle your mods folder? Check out plumbuddy. Need to know what mods are out of date? Use scarlet's realm! Want help with an error? Come see me on sims after dark ;) or any other support server. Don't want to talk to a person but want help? Check out lot51's bot 51 Want an interactive 50/50 guide? Here you go
If you've downloaded the sul sul saver app, I'd suggest you delete it as the developer has decided not to move forward with this project.
This app is back. Unfortunately there's not a mac version anymore so I can't actually test it, but I read through the documentation and it doesnt seem to be any different than the removed versions. Here are some of my additional thoughts from the "new" version:
"Many Sims 4 problems do not leave a obvious answer in the logs"
This is wrong. A good handful of problems have a clear & obvious cause. Which is why using mods like MCCC & Better Exceptions is super helpful.
Clearly using AI to make the "known mod" list
Everything I originally pointed out still stands. It still lists mods that don't exist and still includes sims 4 community library.
"Check My Game reads recent Sims 4 log files such as: lastException, lastUIException, lastCrash"
It still claims to read crash files, which again, no one can.
"An older CAS or build/buy item can still work perfectly if it does not rely on broken tuning or scripts."
This is wrong. I know of CAS & build/buy cc that can crash your game, cause it not to load, etc.
And he's deleting criticism and questions, both about functionality
and about including s4cl (at least two people's comments about that got removed)
ETA: ...and I've been blocked
he also didnt appreciate me calling him out about using s4cl
and proceeded to block me too
Mod management apps
Disclaimers: - This is going to be long. - This is all based on my own testing and my own personal opinions. - This is not to spread hate towards anyone. This is purely to add some information & context. Please do not go harass any mod management developers. - I am not an expert.
There's been an app going around recently that was marketed as a crashing & mod assistant. Other creators have raised concerns about it, but I held off on saying anything as I wanted to test it all on my own. This gets into my first point.
An application with a mac-compatible version made by someone who doesn't own a mac themselves and who had not tested it on any mac.
Mac computers are distinctly different than windows computers. They have their own UI, their own commands, their own applications, etc. I don't claim to be a mac-expert, but as someone who has had macs their entire life, I know that making something for a mac computer without actually having one to test is a recipe for disaster. Given that, I'd have to assume AI was used in some capacity to create the mac version and the mac instructions. I followed the instructions as they were written to install the app and get it up and running and I simply would not have been able to if I didn't have some technical knowledge of my own computer and how terminal commands work. If I were just someone looking to install this without much effort, I would've been disappointed and unsuccessful. The disappointing thing about this was that I personally offered to test any mac-related versions/instructions and/or give any mac-related advice before it was publicly released. My offer was not accepted.
The in-app user guide and the way this tool was marketed stated: "Reads your latest crash and exception logs and tells you what to try next."
This is misleading. This tool does not actually read the contents of these error files, or if it does, it does it in a way I was unable to uncover or does it incorrectly. Crash files cannot be read by anyone other than the game developers. There's been numerous attempts over the many years that the game has been around to decode them, but they've all been unsuccessful with how these files are written. Claiming that the tool can read these files is wrong and puts a false sense of "hope" in users expectations. Additionally, I couldn't get the app to even tell me that I had a crash file, probably because the app was looking for lastCrash_##.txt, when sometimes it's just lastCrash.txt. My game crashed, a crash file was created, yet the application told me there were no crash files created? The app's log said: Likely Cause: No clear mod reference found. lastCrash_*.txt Status: not found lastException_*.txt Status: not found lastUIException_*.txt Status: not found Bottom Line No recent crash or exception files were found. But this was what my "The Sims 4" folder showed:
When it comes to the exception log piece, I forced several sets of errors. At least one of them had a clear cause. I was unsuccessful in getting it to tell me anything other than "[the exception logs] were not clear enough to name one broken mod". There are already mods out there to help with error files. Better exceptions & MC Command Center both log exception files in a much easier to read fashion than the basic .txt file. I've already written a post about how to get help with error files on several discord servers, I really encourage people to use these servers as that's what they are here for! However, I can understand that people want to understand things for themselves or don't want to use discord or have had previously bad experiences. I'm happy to knowledge share anything/everything I know about error files as most, if not all of it has just been collecting information over time.
Finding the "problem" mod.
This does a sort of automated 50/50 but it doesn't do it in a way that is systematic. When I 50/50, I always start in a systematic way, for example, I start with just my custom content. My mods folder is incredibly organized, so I can easily pull out all mods and launch my game with just my custom content. I can also easily test mods in batches as each mod has its own folder. I highly suggest everyone organize their mods folder, it makes managing it exponentially easier! The app didn't do that, it was seemingly randomly pulling out folders of things and telling me to test. It didn't do anything to ensure that mods that have dependencies stayed together--which is a key part of correctly 50/50ing. The app was obsessed with quarantining .Ds_Store files as junk files. This goes back to my first point about having an understanding of mac computers. These files are automatically generated and are hidden on mac computers. The key piece being they are automatically generated. So whenever the app would move one out, a new one popped back up. I ended up in a never-ending cycle of 5050ing because it kept "quarantining" junk files. If I were really looking for the problem file, I would have had to manually 5050 anyway as the app wasn't actually helping me, in fact I got more confused because it kept moving out those hidden mac files.
Duplicate files
Part of the quarantine practice was to quarantine duplicate files. This is theoretically a good idea, except it quarantined both sets of duplicate files so you'd have to put one of them back anyway. The file names also have to be identical to be flagged as a duplicate. If you're looking to just get a list of duplicates, you can do that easily with MC Command Center by generating a system info log (Click on a sim choose MCCC > Sim Commands > Logging Commands > System Info Log) & looking at the full mod list. It'll tell you exactly what's a duplicate & where to find the file.
Clears the game cache
The app only deletes the localthumbcache.package file, which isn't the only cache file that you should delete. Cache files or sometimes referred to as L files are certain files that hold onto information that can mess up your game. Good rule of thumb is to delete your cache files any time you make any changes to your mods folder. I personally just delete them before I launch my game every single time, no matter if i have made changes or not. Cache files you should delete include, (if you want some more information about what these files actually include, review crin's breakdown!): Found in "The Sims 4" folder (*Files that can have _### at the end, for example LastException_1234556422.txt): - localthumbcache.package - avatarchache.package - localsimtexturecache.package - LastException.txt* - LastUIException.txt* - LastCleanException.txt* - BE-ExceptionReport.html (could also be BE-ExceptionReport-OLD.html) - lastCrash.txt* Found in your "Mods" folder, where your mc command center files are, if you use the mod: - mc_lastexception.html
Known mod repository
This was something that was hard-coded into the app and was a way for tagging & organizing mods. Unfortunately, it's pretty clear this list was made with AI as it includes items that simply don't exist and it includes a mod that is largely banned in the community--indicating a lack of fundamental understanding of the sims 4 community & "known" mods. The organization piece: - Relied on you organizing your mods in the exact same way that it was coded. - Looked for the folder name & not the actual files included. - For example, I put MCCC in a folder called MC Command Center. The app did not categorize it as MCCC. I changed the folder name to MCCC and put a random piece of hair cc into the folder and it flagged it as MCCC. I really don't see how that's helpful to anyone as yeah the folder is named MCCC but the folder contains something else completely.
The actual list piece: - One of the entries was: "label": "General Pie Menus", "creator": "TwistedMexi", "notes": "Support framework other mods may call into." this doesn't exist. TwistedMexi doesn't have any general pie menus, perhaps this meant to refer to adeepindigo's general pie menu that is required for several of her mods? Or maybe this meant to refer to Smarter Pie Menu by TwistedMexi but then it's not a support framework that other mods may call into. - Another entry was: "label": "S4CL (Sims 4 Community Library)", "creator": "ColonolNutty", "notes": "Shared library used by many script mods." I'm not going to get into the whole history of this mod & this creator, you're free to read about it here (TW). However, this mod is fairly well-known to be banned and "Shared library used by many script mods" is a gross overstatement.
Good developer practices
From any application/tool out there, not related to The Sims 4, I expect the developer to know the tool inside and out, have rigorous testing, fully documented the product, and able to answer publicly any/all questions. The developer of this tool had good intentions, however, there was a lack of testing, documentation, and transparency. I tried my hardest to be nice, supportive & ask probing questions. I offered my own support & advice, encouraged setting up FAQs & discord server for help, working with mod creators & sim support people, and getting a better/deeper/fundamental understanding of our community. I'm all for new people coming into the community, but I really encourage anyone/everyone to be receptive & understanding of the community.
Final thoughts
All in all, manually managing your mods folder is your best practice. There are helpful tools out there, but no tool is perfect and the better you know your own mods folder the better off you'll be. Need to know how to organize your mods folder? Check out this guide. Want to use some sort of tool to help wrangle your mods folder? Check out plumbuddy. Need to know what mods are out of date? Use scarlet's realm! Want help with an error? Come see me on sims after dark ;) or any other support server. Don't want to talk to a person but want help? Check out lot51's bot 51 Want an interactive 50/50 guide? Here you go
If you've downloaded the sul sul saver app, I'd suggest you delete it as the developer has decided not to move forward with this project.
Huge thanks to whoever decided to take my supporting characters tray files—clearly labeled for personal use and special Discord members—and upload them to an app so everyone could download them freely.
Really appreciate the respect for creators’ boundaries 😊
I'm sure the creators that get their mods and CC shared in people's Sim Dumps and lot downloads feel the same way.
🚨🚨🚨
I will not be intimidated. I will not be silenced. I will seek the truth and I will speak it loud and clear. 🗣️📢
Israel is indeed an apartheid state, and is committing genocide against the Palestinian people as we speak.
Hamas did not start this war, because there IS no war. There was, there is, and there will be an occupation, unless we do something about it.
You cannot occupy a land, put people under blockade and expect them to just sit there and comply. Resistance, rebellion, retaliation, and revolution are inevitable.
The oppressed do not want peace, they want freedom. So you either give it back to them, or they snatch it back from you. And that with any means necessary.
Palestinians in the West Bank including kids and women, get bullied, mocked, brutalized, beaten, imprisoned, tortured, evicted from their homes, used as human shields, attacked while they pray in Al Aqsa Mosque, shot dead, and killed by the Israeli forces and armed and unarmed settlers alike.
Palestinians in Gaza are under blockade, they have NOWHERE else to go, they can't do anything without Israel's permission. They get punished for whatever Israel accuses Hamas of doing, they get bombed, they get starved, no water, no electricity, no food, no medical aid whenever Israel is pissed.
And they are refered to as animals on national TV, by Israeli leaders, and mocked by influencers on Social media, no shame, no embarrassment, nothing!
Do NOT talk to me about October 7th, if you're NOT ready to hear about the past 75 years.
Do NOT call us Hamas sympathizers, we are not Hamas sympathizers, we are Pro-Palestinians, we are fighting for freedom, we are standing with the oppressed.
Do NOT call us antisemite (especially not me, I'm an arab, arabs are semite themselves), we do NOT hate the Jews, our fight is not against the Jews. In fact there are many Jews fighting this fight alongside us.
We stand against Zionists.
Educate yourself, read, seek the truth, free yourself from the shackles of western media.
From the river to the sea, Palestine WILL be free. ✌️🇵🇸✊
This was shared with me by a follower. It comes from within the curseforge dev discord. This confirms this account has been discussed within the server. This is what popular mod creator Littlemssam had to say:
This is the message she is replying to:
I'm going to be more personal here. If all you can take away from this blog is that it is "pro Hamas" for caring about Palestinians, then you need to take a hard look at yourself. A genocide does not right the wrongs of Oct 7th.
📌 Mutual Aid, Fundraisers, and Actions
a white heart "🤍" denotes GFM campaigns who have reached out to me via in my inbox
I will be updating this as frequently as possible with new information, campaigns, and forms of supporting displaced and vulnerable folks in Palestine, Sudan, DRC, and elsewhere.
Palestine 🇵🇸
🤍 Donate to Khader and Ragheb - [€708 raised of €55,000 goal]
🤍 Donate to Amira - [€5,118 raised of €20,000 goal]
🤍 Donate to Fadi Ayyad - [$9,530 raised of $35,000 goal]
Donate to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society - humanitarian org serving the health and welfare of the Palestinian people
Donate an eSIM for Gaza - helps Palestinians to connect to the outside world
Donate to Gaza Direct Aid - small volunteer-run program funding humanitarian aid in Gaza
Donate to Care for Gaza - supporting displaced families in Gaza
Donate to GazaFunds - find a struggling fundraiser to support
Sudan 🇸🇩
Donate to the Sudanese American Physicians Association - provides critical medical aid, food, and water
Donate to Sudan Solidarity Collective - provides direct financial assistance to civilian-led groups
Sudan Diaspora Network's Sudan Benefit Fundraiser - supports displaced Sudanese by providing medical equipment and food
Fight Hunger in Sudan: The Khartoum Kitchen appeal - feeds the hungry, up to 1,250 people daily, in the greater Khartoum area
Help Sudan- Sudan Relief Fund - helps people on the ground with immediate needs such as food, water, shelter and medication
Congo 🇨🇩
Donate to Focus Congo - partnerships with local grassroots organizations and access to resources necessary for survival
Support Friends of the Congo & the Basandja Coalition - provides food, delivers reporting, rescues children from the cobalt mines and supports diggers and miners demanding accountability, combats sexual violence and provides care for women’s health
Action Kivu - dedicated to repairing the harm done by years of violence and neglect in this region with focus on women and children.
Mutual Aim team fundraiser for Congo, Sudan, and Tigray - campaign collecting money that will be will be divided between the DRC, Sudan, and Tigray
a lot of people in the community are outing themselves as zionists nine months into a genocide and i just... wow.
are you going to go back and update older heels to be sliderless? or at least the sneakers and flat boots that need the slider for some reason?
Hi, I'm glad you asked. Yes, I'll update my old shoes little by little. There are some that I think are very beautiful, and it's a shame to leave them forgotten. However, they are very bad in terms of usability. In addition to needing a slider to work, there are no good weight paintings, some don't have morphs and the mesh is very disproportionate. There are some shoes that I want to cry when I open them in Blender, they are 2/3 times bigger than the foot, they are so ugly. hahah 😂🤣🥲 But I want to update them slowly, and along with that bring new shoes. Like in my last collection, we had updates, but we also had new shoes. Thank you! ❤️
If you are actively paying some "creator" who does commissions or early access for:
conversions
recolors
sims with cc they did not make
builds with cc they did not make
cc folders full of cc they did not make
please understand this -- you are wasting your money. you are paying someone for putting in the bare minimum of effort. you could be spending that money toward a creator who does actual good work deserving of support, you could even pay for a fucking TSR account for all that.
don't support these absolute losers who cannot create something of their own and must steal content to "create"
shout out to tiasha sims for paywalling one of my mods in their collection despite my TOU saying not to and her TOU thinking she deserves the same courtesy extended to her
btw if you pay people for their mod folders full of publicly available content, you're part of the problem and a bit of an idiot really. all the creators are asking for is traffic to their pages and ur like nah gonna pay someone else instead.
Idk if others have already posted about this, but The Henford Hen on Twitter has created a petition asking the Sims team to collaborate with black cc creators to implement makeup that is compatible and functional with darker skin tones. As we all know, a lot of the makeup we currently have is not compatible with darker skintones, even with the implementation of sliders. They've been working with cc creators more frequently, so this is definitely a doable request from the community.
Here's the original tweet:
You can click here to sign the Petition. Please feel free to reblog this!
sometimes i wish there was a place like this irl that i could go to
Statement from Overwolf
...Okay, first of all, this whole statement is sadly nothing but them taking the same exact route as before: misdirecting & changing the narrative to only be about "victims" when their Home Support initiative is partnered with the ILF, an openly Zionist organization. This isn't about innocent parties only when they're partnered with an organization that contributes directly towards IDF Military Intelligence. All of the money from the fund goes to the ILF's bank account to distribute, per their own FAQ page. And even without that, the association alone is enough to boycott. Overwolf and Curseforge cannot be "clean of politics" while their CEO partners with and therefore directly supports Zionist parties.
Screenshots directly from Home Support website & ILF website
This statement overall stinks because it puts the blame fully onto people with legitimate concerns by calling them all harassers. Have some people gone too far towards creators? 100%. I know that well. But Overwolf is clearly using that to deflect off of themselves, and this is why it never should have been done in the first place. Y'all focused on the wrong shit- the smaller targets instead of the big ones, and the wrong claim that they're directly funding the IDF with CF revenue, and now they're doing exactly what I said they would: once again using the fact that that's not technically true to weasel out of people's concerns. They even directly call out the fact that it's misinformation like I said they would! They clarified fucking nothing, they repeated the same shit they already said because they know they can. We need to change the focus of the boycott so that they are forced to address their actual wrongdoing! Stop spending all your time sending threatening messages on anon and instead spread factual information with sources and reach out to creators in good faith effort to get them to speak without the fear of being attacked. They will stay silent as long as the negative consequences (financially & socially) is all on them and not Overwolf & EA.
I'm still working on a comprehensive post with everything, but in the meantime, please spread this post around.
Amiyah Harley
a very new sim of mine from a throwaway save may end up migrating to my big edited base save. i made her for playing around with some basemental stuff and ended up falling in love slightly. in this save she's a model and i may have to keep that going in the main one
