Resetting The Sims University can resolve several issues you may encounter during gameplay. It can help fix glitches, improve performance, and restore lost progress. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to reset Sims University.
Why Reset Sims University?
Resetting Sims University corrects issues such as:
- Game crashes
- Slow loading times
- Sims getting stuck
- Lost save files
Step-by-Step Reset Guide
1. Backup Save Files
Ensure your household and university save files are backed up to avoid losing progress. Go to:
Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\Saves
2. Delete “localthumbcache.package”
Delete this file from your Sims 4 game folder:
Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4
3. Start Sims 4 in Reset Mode
Hold down the “Shift” key while launching The Sims 4. Release the key once the main menu appears.
4. Reset University World
Click the “Manage Worlds” option in the main menu. Select “University” and choose “Reset World.”
5. Start a New Game
Start a new game in University and select “Load Household.” Select your backed-up household and university save files.
6. Check for Issues
Reload your game and check if the issues have been resolved. If not, repeat steps 3-4.
Alternative Reset Methods
Method 1: Clear Cache Files
Go to:
Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 4\cache
Delete all files within this folder.
Method 2: Uninstall and Reinstall
Uninstall The Sims 4 and reinstall it. This will remove all game files and settings.
Additional Tips
- Use the “Repair Game” option in Origin or Steam to fix corrupt game files.
- Update your graphics drivers to ensure optimal performance.
- Disable mods and custom content temporarily to rule out any conflicts.
Conclusion
Resetting Sims University can effectively resolve various issues and enhance your gameplay experience. Follow the steps outlined above to reset the university world and restore your progress. Additionally, consider alternative reset methods if necessary. Remember to back up important save files before any reset operations.
