If they do, you will now be able to install the content you want, both manually and from the Sims 3 store. Now, if you open the Sims 3 launcher, you will see that the bottom icons work as they were expected to. Install the Sims 3 64 bit and the packs you wish.If the terminal says "mkdir: Installer Data/: File exists", it means you had already created the folder. Type "cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Origin".Open the mac terminal -you can do it throw spotlight or through applications.Move -or delete, if you don't want it- your Sims 3 folder out of Documents/Electronic Arts.However, you need to uninstall the Sims 3 first -yeah, I know, it's a bummer- and do things in this specific order. You do need to create the missing Installer Data folder. Yet, it had to be something that origin was not fixing during the "repairs". So, if the game was not able to recognize the installed games, maybe the whole thing happened because something had gone wrong during the installation. Otherwise, people who got it to work seemed to have their icons properly working.Īlthough it might seem like a minor glitch, it made me think that both things had to be related. How come that some people were able to solve their issues with these instructions but we did not? At the same time, I realized that all of us who were getting that error had something in common: the bottom icons in our launchers were greyed out. Wrong again: same results, same error message.
Then, I thought it had to do with being on Mojave, so I tried on Catalina.
In the beginning, I thought some tool on my computer was messing around with the OS, so I decided to try to install the Sims 3 on a clean Mac. I tried all the advice given in this thread, but nothing seemed to be working for me. I was getting the very same error message you are getting.
is happening in the newly created sims 3 folder.
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