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[MAC USER] .Sims2Pack Trouble #1 |
| AlexPwnsChaos |
I've been having some trouble with custom content for Mac. I just got a MacBook Pro with Leopard on it and I installed all The Sims 2 games except for OFB and Family Fun Stuff. I originally had a PC where all of these files weren't difficult. So now, I've downloaded a bunch of .ZIP and .RAR files and they all work. I downloaded Stuff It for the .RAR files. But the only ones that won't work are the .Sims2Pack files. I double click and a box pops up saying "Double-click the file to install" Leopard is different though, because of the Applications folder that it has. So I had to install The Sims 2 to Applications instead of my hard drive. I downloaded the 3 cars from The Sims 2 website, but they won't install. Any thoughts/suggestions? |
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HugeLunatic
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So will Leopard not let you install to the HD? Or is it a matter of you not having admin permissions to install there? Try right click and install with, then select the package installer. If your interested in testing a new program that works to install sims2packs try this one by Jfade program or you can try WooHoo, which installs sims2packs (not EA ones) just fine. |
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| osofine |
I haven't installed Leopard yet, but I've always had issues with installing .Sim2Pack files. I found that if I moved the .Sims2Pack files to the Applications/The Sims 2 folder (the folder with the main app as well as Body Shop and Package Installer apps) instead of trying to install them from where I keep my downloads from the web, Package Installer was suddenly able to read them. I have no idea why, but somehow putting the files closer to the app helped. I added a folder called Installed Packs to that folder to drop them in for cleanup afterwards. It can't hurt to try. Good Luck! p.s. I can't wait to try the Jfade Program! Thanks for the link!! |
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