#SIMS 4 TOO MUCH CC CODE#
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This would possibly lead to a slower game.ДЄlso, the polygon count in each object is a bone of contention-the larger the polygon size, the more space and hence, load time and running time it takes in the game. What others have said in this thread is all good-however, there is another point that must be made about CC-the older the CC, the more likely it is not to have been compressorized by the creator.

#SIMS 4 TOO MUCH CC DOWNLOAD#

But for those people, it's apparently acceptable, so their 30GB of CC isn't 'too much.' One download folder size doesn't fit all, after all. I, personally, wouldn't tolerate that very well, and so I'd jettison CC first in an effort to get things under control.

I've heard of people who've had 30GB of CC and all the EPs/SPs.and their game takes an hour to load and a long time to move between lots. And I could be wrong, but I seriously doubt that mere unhacked CC objects will cause one's game to completely crash.ДЄnyway, that ranting done.Like I said, it depends on your computer, your game configuration, and your tolerance level. Maybe I just lead a charmed life or something, but my hacks folder is the one that has the largest number of files it, other than walls/floor, and I'm NOT 100% scrupulous about checking for conflicts before I put something new that catches my eye in my game, and.Well, like I said, my game never outright crashes, but on occasion there is very serious weirdness, and I have to do some backtracking to get rid of the hack that caused it. They don't make the whole darn game crash, much less explode.

#SIMS 4 TOO MUCH CC CODE#

Even hacks that conflict (which I've had a LOT of) in my experience only cause weird things to happen in the game and/or will make it such that some interactions are unavailable or broken because, I guess, the code is conflicting. So, overall, I really, truly don't think that CC is a major cause of game crashing. Overall, I tend to think that if one's game crashes a lot, it's likely more due to one's computer than to the game or anything having to do with CC. Now, I've had my game not want to run at all, particularly after installing a new EP/SP, but that's always been because of bad cache files, not CC once the cache files were deleted and the game restarted, everything was just fine. Even though I'm careful to check that, sometimes the fallible human being who created the lot makes a mistake and.there you go. The only time it has ever done so was when I've tried to load a lot that required EPs that I didn't have. Even when I had about 12GB of CC, my game never crashed.

And I play on a 7-year-old (albeit well-maintained) laptop, not a top-of-the-line machine. I seem to have an 'average' amount for a creator/downloader, from what I saw in the thread that was linked above, and for me the EPs/SPs seem to have much more of an effect on loading times and such, based on evidence from playing with the same CC in different configurations, thanks to the AnyGameStarter. Of course, if you have an extreme amount of CC, it will definitely have an affect. So, I could be wrong but it seems to me that it's not so much the amount of CC but more the number of EPs/SPs that you play with that causes more lag/longer loading times. And when I just have the base-game playing.Man, it loads in seconds.

But if I'm actually playing the game and therefore have all my EPs/SPs involved and all of my custom content, it's a lot slower to load and move between lots and such. For example, when I play my lot-building AnyGame with EPs only up to Pets (so that I can adjust individual roof angles, don'tchaknow) but all of my (currently) 5GB of custom content except hacks (which is a very small-in-size folder), the game goes from zero to building a lot very quickly. Game performance is definitely affected by your configuration, the number of EPs/SPs you have. For the overall question, I think it depends on your computer, your game configuration, and your tolerance level.

Sims 4 too much cc