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Product: The Sims 4
Platform:PC
Which language are you playing the game in? English
How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)
What is your current game version number? 1.47.51.1020
What expansions, game packs, and stuff packs do you have installed? all of them
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Open up build mode, turn on bb.moveobjects, and try to raise an object with the 9 key.
What happens when the bug occurs? When raising the object, the camera view jumps away from wherever you currently were, and is essentially locked in that position as long as you are actively raising the object. If you try and move the camera from that position, it'll jump back pretty much immediately.
What do you expect to see? Being able to raise the object and actually see it get raised, without the camera jumping away.
Have you installed any customization with the game, e.g. Custom Content or Mods? Not now. I've removed them.
Did this issue appear after a specific patch or change you made to your system? Neutral/Not Sure
I've already removed all my mods, repaired my game twice, and cleared out my cache. I included a video of exactly what happens; Although I only first noticed it a few days ago I'm genuinely not sure if I had used the ability to raise objects since the patch on the 20th. It only occurs when I raise objects, not when I lower them.
@freudslipstrider @Waterwoman1987 this typically happens when the game has camera setting positions enabled (these are positions you can use to set the camera in order to allow for smooth video drift from point to point when recording). Simply use CTRL+9 and CTRL+0 rather than just the numbers, and you will be able to raise and lower objects. You can also delete the file that stores camera setting positions - it's called "VideoCameraStates" and is in /Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/VideoCameraStates and can then use just the numbers again.
When designing interiors in The Sims 4, you might be wondering how to move certain objects up so that you can customize a room to your liking. Since the game has many customization options, you can create the perfect mansion or apartment, provided you can access the right tools.
You can move objects vertically along the wall or lift regular objects off the ground. However, the game doesn't let you do that with everything. If you want to move certain objects up, you will need to use cheats to do it. You can also use many of Sims 4's various mods to find a workaround. Regardless of the option, you will need to be in Build Mode to move objects up. To enter Build Mode, you need to select the large circular Build Mode icon in the top right corner of the screen. It can also be accessed immediately by pressing F3.
You can move most wall-related items, such as paintings, windows, shelves, and other objects, normally by highlighting different points on the wall. If you don't like using the Grid system, you can hold the ALT button while placing objects in Sims 4, and you will be able to place objects anywhere on the wall.
If you wish to levitate other non-wall-related objects or move them up, you will need to use cheats in The Sims 4. To enable cheats, press the CTRL + Shift + C buttons together, which will open a text box. In this text box, type "bb.moveobjects on" as this will enable you to move objects anywhere, including when they intersect other objects.
Normally in Sims 4, cheats will need to be turned on by pressing CTRL + Shift + C and then typing in testingcheats true or testingcheats on. This is not necessary to do before activating the move object cheat, but it may be useful for other needed tweaks later.
After enabling the moveobjects cheat in Sims 4, players can select the object they want to move and press the 9 key. This key incrementally increases the object's height, so players can press it repeatedly until it's at the height they want.
If you want to lower objects after using this cheat, you simply need to press the 0 key. Once an object is at the desired height, you will need to hold the ALT key again to adjust it further. Once you get the hang of this cheat, you will be able to create rooms that are intricate, beautiful, and practical, depending on how you place items. If you want more customization, there are a few more cheats that might be useful as well.
Besides the moveobjects cheat, Sims 4 also offers a variety of other options if you are looking to build without worrying about money or logic. Use the following cheats to really tap into Build Mode's possibilities:
Since its launch in 2014, The Sims 4 has been quite popular among its fans, mainly due to the endless customization options that it offers users. Players can create Sims, build their houses, and have much more fun, thanks to the game's versatile mechanics.
One of the customizations that players rave about is manipulating the height of objects within the game. It doesn't matter if the goal is to build multi-level homes, construct complex structures or even add a unique touch to their Sim's living spaces; this technique proves helpful. This guide will provide instructions on moving objects up and down in The Sims 4.
When it comes to moving objects in a usual way, players can think of it like a grid system that makes arranging objects as easy as a five-finger exercise. To achieve this, aim at different points on the wall and wait for the magic to happen. This method is perfect for those moments when a player wants everything to create a specific look that they've in mind.
Now, for those who want even more flexibility, hold the "Alt" button while they're placing objects, and voil! They'll unlock a whole new level of control as they'll break free from the grid system and position the objects anywhere on the wall. It will barely take a minute!
To enable cheats in The Sims 4, players need to press and hold Ctrl+Shift+C to open a command console. Now, they only need to type "bb.moveobjects on" and hit "Enter." Once done, they will be able to effortlessly move objects around to their heart's consent, even if they happen to overlap with other objects.
Once the cheat is activated, players will discover a nifty trick to adjust the height of objects effortlessly. Select the object and tap the 9 key to raise objects. Each press of the 9 key will incrementally increase the object's height, allowing the gamers to fine-tune it until it reaches the perfect elevation.
To lower the object, press the 0 key. And here's another cool tip: to make precise adjustments, hold down the ALT key while moving the object to position it. With this cheat activated, players will have the power to create intricate and stunning rooms and designs in Sims 4 with absolute ease.
The following was preliminary testing. Read through this for general background about our testing and findings. The end result will always be what we recommend in our latest mod-build guide. As of last update to this post, this is the 2.0.0 WIP settings
I am testing various xLODGen settings for "Terrain". I compare the same two areas (snow/no snow). So this is not comprehensive, but gives people some ideas of settings results (on my system) with STEP 0.3.0b. It is a relative compare of different terrain LOD results, all else remaining equal.
I've done some testing using the new LOD settings in the Guide and a couple sets of altered settings. First the baseline was taken after Guide installation but before xLODGen was ran. This means Cathedral Landscapes is providing all landscape LOD besides the noise texture. HD Terrain LOD Mesh's light noise texture was used to lighten the LOD in all other compares. After baseline, I followed with three additional runs with xLODGEN.
Custom Settings
The custom settings were designed to lower file size without affecting quality much. The size and quality slowly lowers the further out the LOD goes. This helps to hide some of the tiling in the mid to long ranges, as can be seen in the compares below.
Visual Compares
Review
Visually, I prefer the custom settings. As I mentioned, they gradually lower in quality and size. This both helps to hide some of the tiling seen in some compares while also mimicking real life where the terrain gradually loses detail the further away you look. However as seen in the compares, the shoreline and general terrain mesh shape is still preserved from Quality 0. These setting also took half the time to run and have a smaller imprint vs current settings.
The main difference with the larger INI settings is the distant objects are visible (and/or a bit more clear). Most noticeable the trees. Though my average FPS stayed at max, I did notice FPS dipping more with these settings.
Any such comparisons should probably be made with the TerrainManager INI settings in mind, especially if we ever add JohnnyWang's Z Fighting Patch, as it requires higher LOD distances to function properly. Currently, BethINI by default sets these really low at the higher LOD distances to minimize the amount of Z-fighting seen, unless the Z Fighting Patch plugin is present.
In the shots above by Tech, this will mostly affect the Tundra and Map. As a comparison, here is current STEP (this is with 3D trees option) with the INI settings above (with the addition of the Z Fight Patch):
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