But you are stuck using that way from then on for those households with more than 8 sims.

So that is a way to manage households of more than 8 sims and not have them deleted when you go to CAS. That takes just that one sim into CAS, not the entire household. Look for the Sim Commands option and select the Modify in CAS option. You can find the option by clicking on the sim you want to edit and select MCCC. You have to do it through an MCCC option to edit individual sims. No one, as far as I know, has found a way to stop it.īut MCCC does have a way built in that does allow you to edit those households and not lose any sims. So every time you take a household into CAS, sims get deleted automatically. There are several mods out there, in addition to MCCC that do allow you to have more than 8 sims in a household but none of them override the game when it comes to CAS. The downside is you will lose any progress you made in the current said, it is hard coded into the game to only allow households to have 8 sims. Hopefully one of the save points will have those sims you lost. When you click that button, you'll be prompted with a list of your last five auto saves. (Before you do that though, you might want to move MCCC out of your mods folder until you know which settings to change.) In the load game menu, highlight the save you want to restore from, then click the 'recover save' button in the lower right corner. You could try restoring a save from a time before you lost them. Since mods are not supported by EA, you'll need to check with the MCCC creator through their Patreon or Discord for problems you encounter while using it.Īt any rate, if you want to try getting those sims back. I removed MCCC immediately after that and since have been slowly researching / testing it in a separate game save. I ran into some complications and changes to my game that I didn't like. can totally relate! I installed MCCC a while ago but didn't understand how it worked.

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