

- #THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 INSTALL#
- #THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 DRIVERS#
- #THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 CODE#
- #THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 PC#
It may be that your PC can't cope with the 'TM' symbol. Check to make sure the language you are installing it as, and the language of the account is the same.Ģ. (This is from EA via Marka93 and MMJJSense)ġ. ULTIMATE COLLECTION FIX - IF YOU'RE NOT GETTING ALL YOUR FILES (including log folders etc) When installing your graphic cards.sgr - the folders have changed -Ĭheck out this thread : Sims 2 on Parallels VM Using Ultimate Collection in the default setup

Once your system is running at High Resolution (Smooth Edges is enabled) - Set it to the highest level - More.
#THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 CODE#
Look for this code in your graphic rules.sgr:īoolProp simShadows true <- change this to false The second easiest way to deal with this problem, is to change the graphic rules.sgr, so the SimShadow is false for High Shadows. The easiest way to deal with this problem, is to set shadows in the game to Medium.
#THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 DRIVERS#
It is sometimes caused by drivers - rolling back MAY help, but not always. That is, you want the game to specify hi-res/hi-cpu.
#THE SIMS 2 BODY SHOP WINDOWS 8 INSTALL#
Install the Graphics Rules card that goes with the graphics card that the config-log.txt says because that's what it's using to set the options. If you have Windows 7 - try XP Service Pack 3.Ĥ. Set Compatibility - if you have Windows 8, use Windows 7. go to Nvidia control panel / select your latest installed game (SP9 most often) / force the game to use the good graphics card (not the integrated one) by selecting Nvidia high perfomance Ģ. What to do if you have Dual Cards (NVidia)?ġ. UintProp deviceLocalVideoMemorySizeDefault 1342177280īoolProp activeDeviceUseSoftwareRasterizer false Go to the bottom of the text file and check for anti-aliasing -īoolProp enumerateMultisampleLevels true - Anti Alias is on!īoolProp disableTexMemEstimateAdjustment true Close the game, and go look at your config-log.txt in your log folder.If it looks like the texture on the right - you're good to go. If it looks like the texture on the left, then there's a problem still.


STEP 4: Install New Graphic Rules and check Game If you have INTEL and a CPU that is less than 3000 and a texture memory listed as 32Mb - Use the Intel-MedCPU-MissingTexture fix. If you have INTEL and a CPU that is less than 3000 - Use the Intel-MEDCPU fix. Pick the fix based on the Video Card that the config-log.txt thinks it's using STEP 3: Download the graphics rules appropriate for your Video Card. That way if you stuff things up, you can go back to original configuration. (I usually change it to Graphic Rules-Old.sgr) \Origin Games\Fun with Pets\SP9\TSData\Res\CsConfig\Ĭhange the existing Graphic Rules.sgr name to something else. \Origin Games\Fun with Pets\SP9\TSData\Res\Config\ HW T&L: Fixed function:1 Programmable:3.0įor the Ultimate collection - the folder selection is: This means you have the Texture memory problem that Microsoft introduced in 2013 Texture memory: 1280MB - If this number is 32Mb. Note if you have a Dual card and it's showing up with Intel, see the Dual Card Fix below Name (driver): Intel® HD Graphics 4000 - This tells you what Graphics Card the game thinks you are using. OS version: Windows NT 6.1 - This tells you what the operating system is - If you have Windows 8 or higher, see the Windows 8 fixes belowĬPU: 3353Mhz, Name:GenuineIntel, FPU:1, MMX:1 If you have 'The Sims 2 SC' then look for the game expansion with the highest number. Name: The Sims 2 EP9 - This tells you which game folder it is loading from.
