[ SECRET POST #2930 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2930 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[kallanda_lee]

Not a cheat, but if you're playing sims 3 - have you tried cranking up autonomy all the way up in settings? It really helps.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

I have it as high as it can go. Thanks though.

My problem isn't that they're dying , I would just find the cheat OP was talking about very convienient

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

ctrl+shift+c testingcheatsenabled true. Click on the mailbox, and a whole host of things come up. You will be looking for make Sims happy (or something to that effect). There are many options when you do this as well, so look at them all. As a bonus, you can also right click on your sim, and change the way they look. Super helpful for when you play legacies.

Happy simming!

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

Ohh Thank you.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

You are very welcome!

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[fingalsanteater]

Ctrl+shift+c will open up the input box and then do maxmotives to max their needs bars. I use it to keep my sims from needing to sleep so I can skill them. That one works on Sims 2 and 3. I would not recommend boolprop cheats (like testingcheatsenabled) for inexperienced cheat users because some of those cheats can be game breakers.

http://www.carls-sims-3-guide.com/cheats.php
http://www.gamefaqs.com/pc/914811-the-sims-2/cheats

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. Boolprop can fuck you up.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[fingalsanteater]

They only thing I use boolprop for in the Sims 2 is to generate the Tombstone of L&D. I can't get by without my same sex pregnancies. (Seeing as like 90% of my game this play through is gay, I'm using it a lot!)

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

Or go to TwoJeff's site simbiology and get pregnancy for all genders. So much better than using boolprop.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[fingalsanteater]

I'm too lazy to mod my Sims 2 game. I have my Sims 3 modded all to hell and when it's update time I just quit playing for months because it's so tedious to update all my mods. But yeah, mods work too.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[(Anonymous)]

Eeeh, I've found that, so long as you use testingcheats to just make needs static or dynamic, you really don't fuck anything up. Just don't DELETE anything.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[fingalsanteater]

Yeah, I haven't had too much problem with them myself. But, inexperienced players should def be careful.

Re: Not OP but a Sims Player

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

In 2 and 3 testingcheats is good to have on because you can manually restore motive levels by simply dragging along the indicator bars. 4 no longer has that, but it does have shift-click on a sim and there's a cheat for "Make Sim Happy" that fixes all motives and sets current mood to happy if it's anything lower.