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Old 23rd Nov 2007, 04:31 PM [MAC USER] .Sims2Pack Trouble #1
AlexPwnsChaos
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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?
Old 23rd Nov 2007, 07:01 PM #2
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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.
Old 29th Nov 2007, 04:07 AM #3
osofine
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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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