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If you have master controler use the sims/basic/outfit. Select all the sims in town and then change their clothes to casual/daily (or whatever).
They will suddenly reappear but later it can happen again.
I deleted all the caches too and still nothing. I don't want to start a new game as I only have one save and it's a legacy playthrough.
It's a shame I'll have to resolve to using mods to fix it.
Thanks for the help! :)
I still see this bug on worlds I have never played before within an ongoing game, but regardless of when it shows up once it's solved by either the DE method or by somehow getting all of these sims to change outfits once, it never happens again within that world and ongoing game. Starting a new game or traveling to a new vacation destination might of course undo the fixed situation and might just bring the bug forward again in the new (to that game) world.
The Steam version of the game is on Patch 1.67 and is the exact same game files that the disc version delivers once the latter is also patched up. The Origin version is 1.69 but the only changes there over 1.67 are the annoying and required Origin-Launcher tie-in and the way in which the game starts up.
Mods in TS3 are a form of package based content. A lot of CC comes that way as well, it's up to the designer/developer as to the form they offer it in. The game is programmed to read a Mods folder, but it doesn't come with one. A valid Resource.cfg file is also required. The whole framework (it's three folders nested properly plus Resource.cfg) together with two sample mods to test the setup can be downloaded here, unzipped and placed into the TS3 user game folder in Documents all in one step.
https://modthesims.info/wiki.php?title=Game_Help:Installing_Sims_3_Package_Files/Setup_and_Files