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Moving Your Sim Family
Behappy1st
Posts: 711 Member
I moved my sims to a bigger house and I did NOT sell anything as I'm moving to a empty house. When I started to put everything where I wanted it I noticed half their stuff was gone. Example: all of the kitchen, Dining room table and chairs Woodworking and flower arrangement tables etc. I quit game without saving hoping they would be back in their first house. I REPAIRED my game and went back in, everything was back but the game saved anyway and they were still in new house. This has happened 4 times now in other saves too. The point being if it happens to you quit game and repair and things should come back.
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You can load an earlier save withing the one save slot. I've had to go back to the maximum on save a couple times to fix things. If you're not sure how to do it, I take some screenshots.
It's also possible that you have 'auto-save' turned on. That would save without you telling it to, when you move the household.
If that's not it, and this continues, then I suggest you alternate between two or three save slots every time you save. Like "Save A" "Save B" "Save C". Or rename them every time you save to like "Houshold Before Move" then after a different slot, "Household after move", but save the second one right after the first one before moving, then move and save on the after move slot again whenever you're ready. That way if the second one somehow auto saves, then you can revert to the first one.
It's a pain, I know.
Another option I thought of now is you could put EVERYTHING into their household inventory first that you want to take to the new house.
You can load an earlier save withing the one save slot. I've had to go back to the maximum on save a couple times to fix things. If you're not sure how to do it, I take some screenshots.
It's also possible that you have 'auto-save' turned on. That would save without you telling it to, when you move the household.
If that's not it, and this continues, then I suggest you alternate between two or three save slots every time you save. Like "Save A" "Save B" "Save C". Or rename them every time you save to like "Houshold Before Move" then after a different slot, "Household after move", but save the second one right after the first one before moving, then move and save on the after move slot again whenever you're ready. That way if the second one somehow auto saves, then you can revert to the first one.
It's a pain, I know.
Another option I thought of now is you could put EVERYTHING into their household inventory first that you want to take to the new house.[/quote]