They are mostly Sims3Packs, so you find them in your Launcher. Go through my list to see if you have any of those. Makeup, etc is ok if it’s categorized for toddlers (not sure about babies). Custard is still in Alpha Stage so I advise against changing anything with it. There does not seem to be a rule of thumbs for those. Some works fine for toddlers, others have some strange effects. I did find some that are categorized for both and seemed fine. Some cloth should only be for females (especially tops) others only for male. Cloth should only be this combinations (or any subset): p, c, t, yae. No download should ever be categorized for babies. b = baby, p = toddler, c = child, t = teen, y = young adult, a = adult, e = elder, f = female, m = male. Since the game chooses randomly which outfit to select for your sims, you could have a bad download in your game for weeks without even realizing.Ĭheck ALL your sims3Packs that are houses, Sims, cloth or accessory with Custard and see what the cloth and accessory are categorized for. Since most of those are Sims3Packs which get distributed with houses and sims, it’s really hard to check beforehand and you will only realize that you do have something faulty, when you get the error in your game. This will result in stretched babies and sims, invisible babies, guys with breasts, floating hats or cut-off feet. There is another type of bad CC: Cloths and Accessory that are categorized for the wrong gender or age. Since those errors are mostly seen in packages and only a few that got converted into sims3packs, I think this part is covered.
For this, Delphy wrote the Dashboard for packages and Clean Installer (aka Custard) for Sims3Packs (with custard you have to check every single sims3pack before you install). Some cause Blue lots, some slow your game down and some can even crash it.
There are a lot of CC out there, some in Sims3Packs, some are Packages.
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