Hi there, I dont know if anyone before posted this kind of topic. I winder what is the limit (amount) of CC? With ULTIMATE COLLECTION that is. I have Windows 10 with very good memory. Can you tell me?

The limit is how large your HDD is and however long you're prepared to wait for your game to load.

And also maybe my personal nemesis, the mysterious object mesh limit.

Yeah, as mentioned, that is solely dependent on the size of your hard drive and how willing you are to wait for your game to load, which can vary depending on your computer specs. For example, my downloads folder is nearing 3GB and my game still takes just under 5 minutes to load.

You can have limitless amount of CAS CC, however, there is a limit to buy mode CC that I'm still not clear on, but I have heard that there is a limit. I may need to be corrected on that part, though.

Well...I am archiving BUY MODE/CC ITEMS/OBJECTS. Thats why I ask this. For now, I download them and save them on USB, so I can latter use them in the game (I dont want to risk losing them because of broken links or dead sites).

The limit anecdotally seems to be about 10,000 objects with OBJD resources. So that includes object mods, objects with tokens, custom food, custom jobs as well as basic objects. Surprisingly, it doesn't include neighbourhood deco.

If you go over the limit does stuff just not show up?

Some people experience crashes if they go over the assumed OBJD limit.

It only seems to affect items that have OBJDs (not sure if neighborhood deco has OBJDs?). Not sure with mods/tweaks, some object defaults, and other items that include modified OBJDs, but probably a good idea to assume they are until proven otherwise.

Would also assume food and careers are affected.

Regular CAS items and CAS defaults aren't affected by this limit.

Recolors of buy mode items shouldn't be affected, either (some build items might work differently than buy items, though).

Well can't be over the limit yet then. XD I have no idea how much stuff I have though. *crosses fingers*

Has anyone ever solved the Great Mystery of Object Limit?