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Re: Family Trees... :P - Munsta - 16-03-2008 06:28 PM
Lmao Leafy you are not the only one
Re: Family Trees... :P - Charmedangel4543 - 16-03-2008 06:31 PM
My guess is that cousins will be marked as related. but that may be too difficult to code or something. On the note about clothing, I doubt it would be as bad as real life...sims cant wear clothes 3x too small, thank maxis!
Re: Family Trees... :P - Leafy - 16-03-2008 06:33 PM
Haha, custom content, though...
I'ts interesting though...
Say your sim has a favorite t-shirt when they are a child. As they grow, they still wear it, and continue to wear it.
Would the shirt grow with them? Would they eventually outgrow it?
Also, say if your sim gained a ton of weight. Would their clothes expand with them, or would they have go get clothes especially fitted for them?
Re: Family Trees... :P - Munsta - 16-03-2008 06:35 PM
I hope they outgrow it because that would be just wrong to wear the same clothes every day for the rest of your life!
Re: Family Trees... :P - Ladylombardi - 16-03-2008 06:37 PM
Your sims can already wear regular clothing when pregnant. Go to http://files.sims2graveyard.com/squinge/ and download Squinge's pregnancy hack.
Re: Family Trees... :P - Leafy - 16-03-2008 06:39 PM
That doesn't work for all clothes, though, only clothes with a pregnancy mesh.
A lot of maxis stuff doesn't have a pregnancy mes built in. A lot of CC does, but not all.
Re: Family Trees... :P - Charmedangel4543 - 16-03-2008 07:15 PM
I think they should 'outgrow' clothes also but it would be cool if , say your child had a favourite t-shirt but when they outgrow it it goes in their inventory. And then when that child grows up and has a child you could have an option to "give sentimental gift" or something like that. It could work for toys and stuff also so that you could have a lot of things passed through the generations. Imagine having great-great-great aunt Jean's favourite rug hanging on your wall!
Re: Family Trees... :P - simmy1smeeve - 16-03-2008 07:15 PM
(16-03-2008 07:15 PM)Charmedangel4543 link Wrote:I think they should 'outgrow' clothes also but it would be cool if , say your child had a favourite t-shirt but when they outgrow it it goes in their inventory. And then when that child grows up and has a child you could have an option to "give sentimental gift" or something like that. It could work for toys and stuff also so that you could have a lot of things passed through the generations. Imagine having great-great-great aunt Jean's favourite rug hanging on your wall!Haha, cool idea ;D
Re: Family Trees... :P - Verno77 - 16-03-2008 07:24 PM
(16-03-2008 07:15 PM)simmy1smeeve link Wrote:[quote author=Charmedangel4543 link=topic=39.msg853#msg853 date=1205691309]Haha, cool idea ;D
I think they should 'outgrow' clothes also but it would be cool if , say your child had a favourite t-shirt but when they outgrow it it goes in their inventory. And then when that child grows up and has a child you could have an option to "give sentimental gift" or something like that. It could work for toys and stuff also so that you could have a lot of things passed through the generations. Imagine having great-great-great aunt Jean's favourite rug hanging on your wall!
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I like it, too.
Re: Family Trees... :P - holisox - 16-03-2008 07:27 PM
(16-03-2008 07:15 PM)Charmedangel4543 link Wrote:I think they should 'outgrow' clothes also but it would be cool if , say your child had a favourite t-shirt but when they outgrow it it goes in their inventory. And then when that child grows up and has a child you could have an option to "give sentimental gift" or something like that. It could work for toys and stuff also so that you could have a lot of things passed through the generations. Imagine having great-great-great aunt Jean's favourite rug hanging on your wall!
that'sone of the best ideas i've heard yet