From left to right, they are Beta, Protocol, and Region.Ī boolean value of 0 or 1 where 1 indicates it is part of beta testing for the patching protocol. The SKU is broken into three components, each corrosponding to a digit.
The major number often changes with every patch released whereas the minor number changes whenever they test a new build internally (usually does not reach the public).Īll products installed should have the same compatibility number. For example: 1.0.631 is older than 1.15.34 because 15 is greater than 0. The major and minor version numbers really do not mean a whole lot on their own except that the higher the numbers, the more recent the patch with the major number taking precedent. 13 = The Sims 3: Katy Perry's Sweet Treats.In the example above, they are:ġ.0.631.00107 = The Sims 3, version 0.631, compatible with 0, Worldwide releaseĢ.01 = The Sims 3: World Adventures, version 3.33, compatible with 3, North America releaseģ.02 = The Sims 3: High-End Loft Stuff, version 2.8, compatible with 5, Europe releaseĤ.17 = The Sims 3: Ambitions, version 2.32, compatible with 7, Worldwide releaseĮvery game, expansion, and stuff pack has a unique product identifier: The game version, as a whole, identifies a very specific release. Here are four examples of a game version and their breakdowns: Instructions for finding the version string are found on Game Help:TS3 Patching Find Gameversion.
2 Base Game Version Required to Install EPs and SPs.
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