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Title: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: blackninja on 2012 September 14, 04:44:04 Hey, so I just re-downloaded all the games and stuff packs and installed, and spent a couple days making a new house, then today when I opened the game there were big rectangular white texutres flying around the outside of my house. Anyone know what this is caused from? Here is a picture. Any help would be appreciated.
(http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n188/xblackninjax/Screenshot-1.jpg) Title: Re: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: Jayroo on 2012 September 14, 05:04:20 How long has it been since you've updated your video card drivers?
Title: Re: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: blackninja on 2012 September 14, 05:58:49 Turns out Nvidia just put out an update on the 13th, the day of the occurance. I downloaded the new drivers thinking that was the problem, installed them, restarted the computer, loaded up Sims 3 again, and the white spots where still there. Thanks for the idea though, I did in fact need to update my drivers, it just didn't solve the problem.
Title: Re: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: kissing_toast on 2012 September 14, 06:17:25 Make sure you don't have any out dated effect mods, because I would assume those blocks are supposed to be some type of bird or bug or something.
Title: Re: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: Havelock on 2012 September 14, 07:17:44 It looks more like Ceilingtiles. Stuff like this happens when building with Constrainfloorelevation false.
It brakes the Grid. Use the cheat and put a floortile where the white stuff is and remove it. Should fix it. Title: Re: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: witch on 2012 September 14, 07:45:20 The sledgehammer tool often works too.
Title: Re: White Flying Textures on lot after two days of playing, any help? Post by: Menaceman on 2012 September 18, 11:59:39 These are definately ceiling tiles. I've had it happen in my own game before. The sledgehammer tool did nothing for me and the only way I found to fix it was to place foundation where the white blocks were and then delete them again. I assume the foundation forced the grid to level itself.
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