Settlement upgrade process

[SavageRock]

Hello All. this is my first foray into Sim Settlements. I am curious as to the process involved in updating the packs. I have the 3 in 1 pack and want to update to the latest release from this past Sunday. Should I delete the old 3 in 1 and then DL and install the new bundle or do I just install on top and simply confirm the overwrites for the Mod?

 

[RayBo]

Hello All. this is my first foray into Sim Settlements. I am curious as to the process involved in updating the packs. I have the 3 in 1 pack and want to update to the latest release from this past Sunday. Should I delete the old 3 in 1 and then DL and install the new bundle or do I just install on top and simply confirm the overwrites for the Mod?

If you are using the NMM on PC then I recommend as you stated in your 1st procedure:

"delete the old 3 in 1 and then DL and install the new bundle"

If you have problems then go with the manual install. The update is really big so some folks prefer that method.

The instructions can be found here:

https://www.simsettlements.com/site...-and-conflicts-advice-links-and-more-pc.5982/

 

[SavageRock]

If you are using the NMM on PC then I recommend as you stated in your 1st procedure:

"delete the old 3 in 1 and then DL and install the new bundle"

If you have problems then go with the manual install. The update is really big so some folks prefer that method.

The instructions can be found here:

https://www.simsettlements.com/site...-and-conflicts-advice-links-and-more-pc.5982/

Thanks!
Followed the instructions exactly, so nicely laid out by @GA_Darkerside and did a manual install. I must say that there is a lot to say for " more control" over whats happening!

It really helps with my understanding of the systems and where everything is going..That helps my thought process of the why to the Why to the Why mindset. I cant say that if given the choice over my old console days with regard to installations that ill go back to click and hope...(for a proper install)..
Much appreciated @RayBo. Sometimes all it takes is a map.
(The committed ones will do the rest)