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I had to patch the game with InterAlderlake. I forgot to add that information.
I also have the game limited to 30 fps, although other people who use the NRAAS mods say the game works fine at 60 fps. I don't use any mods at all, so I prefer to stay at 30.
Do you know how to reset your Sim when they get stuck?
Ctrl+Shift+C
type: resetsim NameOfSim
hit Enter
At the end of your play session, go into the game files and delete excess saves. Keep only the 5-10 most recent saves so the game won't take an eternity to load every time you start it up. Also delete the 5 cache files that can bloat the game:
CASPartCache.package
compositorCache.package
scriptCache.package
SimCompositorCache.package
socialcache.package
This is safe to do. The game will create new ones when you play it again.
I keep my own backup saves of the game, as well. The links for the game files and for my backup files are on my desktop so I can access them easily.
Limit the fps for this game to 30, since that is apparently what the going rate was at the time this game was released. That has reduced the lag quite a bit for me, while also solving a lot of bugs that would always crop up over time for each family I played. If you are using NRAAS mods, you can probably increase the fps to 60, but the game looks just as good to me at 30 fps.
Turn off shop mode.
Turn off online notifications.
Don't run other things in the background while playing.
If you are playing in fullscreen mode, don't use the Alt+Tab feature, although I can use this these days now that I have limited the fps to 30.
Turn off memories. You will get an excessive number of them and they will bloat the game.
Clear excess baggage out of your Sims' inventories on a regular basis. If you have a gardener, it's easy to get way too much stuff in your inventory, and this causes a lot of lagging, and subsequent bugs. Keep the count of those apples and limes below 100 each. Under 30 is much better, or even 12 or 8. Try to get to the point where you only have edibles of the same quality in each stack - like all Perfect apples, and all Perfect life fruit. The biggest lag I get is from too much produce or fish having too many different qualities.
Don't collect or buy too much scrap for your inventors. Acquire what you need, and use it, then get more. A max of about 200 units per inventor table or Sim inventory is best for my Sims.
I don't allow tons of fish either. I sell them all, or keep only the ones that are of the same quality for the best garden fertilizer.
Clear your sim's inventory as much as possible before travelling. This is very important, since travelling to other countries with a lot of stuff can easily create corrupted stuff in your game.
In general, the fewer details the game has to keep track of in your inventory, the better.
Don't go crazy with the fast-forward button. Using it too often can cause problems. These days, I don't initiate fast-forward at all, and only let the game do it when all of my sims are sleeping or working at the same time.
Don't be afraid to ask any other questions. I may have a solution.