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#1
9th Jul 2008 at 12:36 PM
Last edited by Eep : 9th Jul 2008 at 1:52 PM.
Reason: attached log, more info, link
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Unknown cinematic error
I am getting an "Unknown cinematic error" when a sim of mine gives birth. Sometimes I don't even get the error but, either way, after the "stork is getting his bearings" (whatever) message, the baby icon appears on the GUI but the baby does not appear in the 3D window and I cannot click the baby's icon or control it in any way (and the sims do not autonomously try to interact with it).Any ideas what could be causing this? I have all expansion/stuff packs and many hacks/mods, objects, etc. installed. I took out what I think might be causing it but I just don't know (and don't feel like doing the 50% method described in the help since that would take a long time).
I did use the "accelerate pregnancy" option in TwoJeff's Sim Blender but I had this error occur with a normal pregnancy too so I doubt that object is causing this error.
Attached is the error log generated.
Attached files:
ObjectError_F001_t2058477.zip (20.1 KB, 16 downloads) - View custom content | ||
-------- ---- ---- ---- 155620 07-09-08 04:42 ObjectError_F001_t2058477.txt -------- ------- 155620 1 file |
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#2
9th Jul 2008 at 12:48 PM
MTS2 Staff Reply
In order to better solve your problem, please go through the following as listed below:- General - Do the Game Problem FAQ
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