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Post by lisaja1 on Jun 30, 2018 0:45:45 GMT -5
Here is a solution that worked for me.
when i click on Launchpad I saw TheSims4 logo there in applications however when i go to Finder and click the applications folder TheSim4 Folder isn't there so I Copy TheSims4 icon from launch pad and paste it in the actual applications folder accessed from Finder then go back to configure location from S4S and clicked on that new shiny sims 4 icon in application that i paste there and it works fine
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Post by nunyayt on Jul 26, 2018 15:12:35 GMT -5
I'm a Window User But for some reason when I open The Sims 4 Studio it says :"Unable to find The Sims 4. Please configure your game path." For some reason. Plz halp
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Post by Memphis Creations on Jul 26, 2018 15:20:18 GMT -5
The path should be something like: C:/Users/[yourusernamethatidonotknow]/Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/
Unless you have selected a custom path when installing TS4, then you should change it the custom folder you installed it in, by going to your settings and and fill in the right path.
EDIT: The path might be different if you didn't install it with english as the language. The Sims 4 part changes in the translated name of the sims 4.
But Sims4Studio always looks for it in english, so because of the slight change in path due to language, will probably be the main cause that s4s won't load.
Example: I am dutch, and if i install ts4 in dutch, the path will be C:/Users/Myusername/Documents/Electronic Arts/De Sims 4/, while S4S will look for C:/Users/Myusername/Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/ See the slightly altered path due to The translates into De in dutch.
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Post by Dyson1991 on Jul 28, 2018 16:42:34 GMT -5
In case anyone can't find this in the future, because I couldn't locate the Sims4app anywhere even when in search...
if you go into the Origin app, go to Preferences, click on 'Installs & Saves' and then look at where it says Game Library Location, that is where it will be. Mine is something like /users/mycomputername/applications not to be confused with the actual applications folder! Hope that helps.
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Post by pynki on Jul 29, 2018 1:15:06 GMT -5
merci a Dyson 1991 j ai pu trouver grace a toi et j ai fait un copier coller dans mon application car je suis sur imac merci encore tu m a bien aidé
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Post by stephanie0301 on Aug 6, 2018 13:52:52 GMT -5
I cant figure it out :C
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Post by methuselah on Sept 24, 2018 11:51:29 GMT -5
For MAC users: assuming your game is correctly installed in your Applications folder, right click on the The Sims 4 icon and choose Show Package Contents. Now open the Resources folder, and then the drive_c folder, and finally the Program Files folder. Inside this you will find The Sims 4 folder; you can open that folder to complete the path to Sims 4 Studio.
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Post by vera123456 on Oct 13, 2018 2:24:06 GMT -5
unable to find the sims 4. please configure your game path
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Post by Memphis Creations on Oct 13, 2018 2:54:23 GMT -5
unable to find the sims 4. please configure your game path Not so long ago, i wrote a small guide on the paths. Click on the following link: S4S Path GuideLet me know if you still encounter any problems after reading the Guide and your problem still isn't solved.
The guide has two parts, a small explanation about how a different language then english will slightly alter your paths.
The other part of the guide explains which path needs to go where and where its located.
This is however for the Windows Version of S4S.
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Post by glowingsims on Apr 17, 2019 4:41:55 GMT -5
I think I know a solution around this if its still haven't solved yet! I'm a Mac user and I used to have this problem too! so all you have to do is locate your The Sims 4 game application, and change its location to Applications on Mac, restart Sims4Studio and there it should fix the problem! I tried it and it works and I hope it works for you as well. I'm confused, could you explain more? |
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Post by cotamarihs on Mar 16, 2020 23:00:13 GMT -5
hello, I'm a windows user, and I'm having this problem! I had installed it before, but it had this same problem, but it was unregistered so I thought it was the registration but, I did the registration, and downloaded it again I thought that was the problem but it is not. Help me please!
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Post by francesspoon on Mar 20, 2020 18:45:47 GMT -5
For MAC users: assuming your game is correctly installed in your Applications folder, right click on the The Sims 4 icon and choose Show Package Contents. Now open the Resources folder, and then the drive_c folder, and finally the Program Files folder. Inside this you will find The Sims 4 folder; you can open that folder to complete the path to Sims 4 Studio. This should *really* be included in the installation instructions. Just took me 30 minutes of searching for and then trying everything in this thread before finally stumbling on these actually helpful instructions. Thank you methuselah for providing accurate and succinct instructions. |
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Post by curlywillows on Dec 27, 2020 9:00:24 GMT -5
I had the same problem but try this: open the sims game, then you'll see the logo on that bottom bar thing on your mac, the right click it (or you know tap with 2 fingers) then go to options, and then show in finder. the you should have a sims app in your finder that you can now drag to applications.  |
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Post by beerdicimo on May 30, 2021 12:58:19 GMT -5
What you need to do is press the open tab, and then click the three dots next to the middle option, and go to applications, sims4 and open and it should work
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Post by c3231 on Oct 18, 2021 0:38:21 GMT -5
What you need to do is press the open tab, and then click the three dots next to the middle option, and go to applications, sims4 and open and it should work Thank youu yours was the one that helped me. When I opened Studio and it had the 3 different folder paths, I switched path that went to Sims 4.app to Sims 4 in a different Applications folder because for some reason there's like 2 different Application folders on my Mac and Studio and Sims have to be in the same one. I guess when you download applications and it has that quick way for you drag it to Applications folder, it puts it in a different Applications folder than if you went and searched for it yourself? idk but thank youu  |
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