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Post by knowei on Apr 6, 2024 22:18:59 GMT -5
I've looked and can't find anything about my particular problem. I have everything installed and "functioning" on Linux/Ubuntu but when I open S4S it gives me the "Unable to find the sims 4. Please configure your game path." error popup. However, when I close the popup the entire program closes so I can't change the path. Does anyone know what is happening or how to fix it?
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Post by ethyrdude on May 9, 2024 10:43:39 GMT -5
I tried to follow a bunch of different sites: discord, Mac sites (in case they had a clue or offered one) and others but none of the procedures worked, the path could not be found. My program didn't close on giving the error and I could open mod files if I opened them using Sims 4 Studio, but I could never find a path that actually worked. Part of my problem, I am sure is that I run my Sims 4 game with proton and I am running Studio with wine, so it's probably confusing one drive c with the other, as to the solution, if I could get Studio installing with proton, it might work but I can't really say for sure, ATM.
I'm using Manjaro and all of my Windows games run great through Proton Experimental but as for mod programs, that seems to be a whole other ball game. I'm just happy I could get mods to even work.
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Post by ethyrdude on May 11, 2024 10:04:54 GMT -5
I gave up trying to get Sims 4 Studio to see my proton install of The Sims 4 so I uninstalled it from steam, installed on Wine and now Studio can find my game and configures Studio correctly. Installing the game using a different interface was most likely never going to work, now that my game is in the same area as Studio, everything works just fine. Now I have to hope that my game works as good under wine as it did under proton.
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