sims3 or something that you’ll be able to identify later. If at any time, the Save procedure results in an error or is stalled, you can simply copy this whole folder into the Saves folder yourself before exiting the game, and rename it to. During a save procedure this folder would be renamed as you specified and transferred to the Saves folder. This contains the data used in the currently loaded Save game, when the game is running. This is a temporary file of the ContentPatch.package, which should have been deleted after downloading is completed, so it is safe to remove if not. There’s also a subfolder in here called Download that may contain files with *.part in the name. If you don’t accept a 1KB file with the name DontBugMeUntilNextPatch would be placed here so you won’t get the prompt in Launcher again. The launcher prompts to download the patch and it’s stored in this folder as ContentPatch.package if you accept it. Introduced in September, 2011 for patches to Store Items. Place any Collection downloads shared by the Sims community in this folder. The collections you create ingame are stored in this folder. Delete this file if you have troubles patching or Launcher is reporting errors. This file only contains the gameversion of the last installed pack.

Version.tag: Info about the version of your game.

You can have them analyzed with the Crash Log Analyzer or just delete.

xcpt*.mdmp & xpct*.txt: Crash logs that where written when your games crashes.

UserPresets.package: Colors and patterns that you saved in the Create-a-Style (CaST) palette in Create-a-Sim (CAS) or Build/ Buy Mode.

They contain information that were caused by his ErrorTrap mod and would assist him in troubleshooting the bugs (caused by EA code or his mods) that trigger the error. Delete or post at Nraas Industries, if requested.

ScriptErrors: Errors produced by the game that were caught by Twallan’s ErrorTrap mod.

It might contain some useful info if you have trouble up- or downloading.

Sims3LauncherLogFile.log: This file tells you what happens when you try uploading/downloading to the Exchange.

Log Files: Log Files about the Computer and errors that might occur.

Can be manually edited with any text editor before entering game if game crashes before you have a chance to enter F5. If you get any graphical or sound glitch, removing this file would restore the Options and Lessons to “factory defaults” and you can then re-tweak the options as you desire, again. Save this file if you update your drivers and put it back after the update or all your Option settings will be lost because the game would reset it automatically.

Options.ini: Contains your game and graphic options set in the game.

Delete them from time to time, especially if you add package files.

The 5 Cache Files are recreated on startup.

Details can be found here: Where are my files installed ? What is the meaning of the folders/files ? Main Folder

Where to put package files sims 4