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Title: Lost neighborhoods Post by: SnootCB on 2008 January 02, 20:34:39 For some reason I thought that if I deleted the Veronaville (N003) and Riverblossom (G001 I think) folders from the Neighborhoods folder the game would magically regenerate them. I don't know where I got this idea... probably just made it up because I r dum. Anyway, can someone tell me how to get the game to make a new Veronaville/Riverblossom (if possible) or at least point me to a place with decent instructions?
Edit: I just had an idea. I know if you take out the Neighborhoods folder the game will make a new one with the base 'hoods. Could I do that, then put the new Veronaville and Riverblossom into the old Neighborhoods folder and replace the new one with the old one? Or would the game not recognize it? Title: Re: Lost neighborhoods Post by: Emma on 2008 January 02, 20:41:22 It's easy-just rename your Documents/EA Games/The Sims 2 folder to 'The Sims 2backup' and run the game. The game will then generate a whole new folder containing all the original maxis neighbourhoods. You can then shut down the game and drag the neighbourhood folders you require* to your 'proper' The Sims 2 folder. Just be careful you don't overwrite your custom hoods. Delete the new Sims 2 folder your game generated and rename the original one back to 'The Sims 2'
*Riverblossom is G001, Pleasantview is N001, Strangetown is N002 and Veronaville is N003. Just in case you forgot. ;) Title: Re: Lost neighborhoods Post by: SnootCB on 2008 January 02, 20:48:41 All fixed now. Thanks for your help. :)
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