Not yet, but I imagine either Zerbu or some other modder has it on their bucket list when or if they come to the realization that there's not many options to choose from.
I'm anticipating this mod as well, I wanted more selections!
If push comes to shove, I'll make the mod myself.
> @Trowicia said: > Not yet, but I imagine either Zerbu or some other modder has it on their bucket list when or if they come to the realization that there's not many options to choose from. > > I'm anticipating this mod as well, I wanted more selections! > If push comes to shove, I'll make the mod myself.
Please please please do, I need it right now :neutral:
I would like to see the following icons for holidays:
1) Shamrock (St. Patrick's Day)
2) Cross (Easter)
3) Flowers (Mother's Day)
4) Shirt and Tie (Father's Day)
5) American Flag (Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day)
It would be nice if Easter had more than one icon in the game (you forgot the bunny and eggs).
An American Flag might be suited for a mod since that would require other country flags to be added as well. Wait, when did Labor Day become a patriot holiday?
Just add this Tradition to a Holiday and your Kids will get a free Day. You don’t need to add any extra Traditions. The Day off will fulfill the Tradition immediately.
DON’T check the Day off Option on top of the Holiday Setting Window or else Adults will get a free Day too!
There's also a new no work tradition. While you can set a holiday for no work, this one is more customizable.
Just add this Tradition to a Holiday and your Sims will get a free Day. You don’t need to add any extra Traditions. The Day off will fulfill the Tradition immediately.
There are three Traditions:
No Work!
No Work! (Women only)
No Work! (Men only)
DON’T check the Day off Option on top of the Holiday Setting Window or else Children & Teens will get a free Day too!
LittleMsSam is one of my favorite modders. So many design decisions that should have been done better to improve the game from the start. The Sims team should just hire her already.
Any more new tradition mods? I'm disappointed at the lack of them appearing, I thought everyone would have been eager to create mods for more traditions!
> @FreakAboutSims said: > bk1226 wrote: » > > I would like to see the following icons for holidays: > > 1) Shamrock (St. Patrick's Day) > 2) Cross (Easter) > 3) Flowers (Mother's Day) > 4) Shirt and Tie (Father's Day) > 5) American Flag (Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day) > > > > > It would be nice if Easter had more than one icon in the game (you forgot the bunny and eggs). > > An American Flag might be suited for a mod since that would require other country flags to be added as well. Wait, when did Labor Day become a patriot holiday?
I believe there is already a bunny and eggs icon for Easter in the game. Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day are considered national or federal holidays, therefore, the American Flag icon is appropriate. If you're not satisfied with the American Flag icon for Labor Day, then I would suggest a hammer icon. A yellow ribbon icon for Memorial Day and Veterans Day could be used as an alternative.
As for the lack of art available for the holiday icons, since I do digital art I'd be happy to make some new icons if people wanted them, but unfortunately I'd have no idea how to mod them into the game
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I'm anticipating this mod as well, I wanted more selections!
If push comes to shove, I'll make the mod myself.
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1) Shamrock (St. Patrick's Day)
2) Cross (Easter)
3) Flowers (Mother's Day)
4) Shirt and Tie (Father's Day)
5) American Flag (Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day)
1) Groundhog (Groundhog Day)
2) Football (Super Bowl Sunday)
3) Beads or Fleur-de-Lis (Mardi Gras)
3) Mexican Flag or Sombrero (Cinco de Mayo)
4) Flagship (Columbus Day)
> Not yet, but I imagine either Zerbu or some other modder has it on their bucket list when or if they come to the realization that there's not many options to choose from.
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> I'm anticipating this mod as well, I wanted more selections!
> If push comes to shove, I'll make the mod myself.
Please please please do, I need it right now :neutral:
It would be nice if Easter had more than one icon in the game (you forgot the bunny and eggs).
An American Flag might be suited for a mod since that would require other country flags to be added as well. Wait, when did Labor Day become a patriot holiday?
https://littlemssam.tumblr.com/post/176261533773/school-holiday-new-holiday-tradition-like-my
There's also a new no work tradition. While you can set a holiday for no work, this one is more customizable.
https://littlemssam.tumblr.com/post/176265109808/no-work-new-holiday-tradition-like-the-school
Thank you for all the links! These are great!
Any more new tradition mods? I'm disappointed at the lack of them appearing, I thought everyone would have been eager to create mods for more traditions!
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> I would like to see the following icons for holidays:
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> 1) Shamrock (St. Patrick's Day)
> 2) Cross (Easter)
> 3) Flowers (Mother's Day)
> 4) Shirt and Tie (Father's Day)
> 5) American Flag (Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day)
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> It would be nice if Easter had more than one icon in the game (you forgot the bunny and eggs).
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> An American Flag might be suited for a mod since that would require other country flags to be added as well. Wait, when did Labor Day become a patriot holiday?
I believe there is already a bunny and eggs icon for Easter in the game.
Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day are considered national or federal holidays, therefore, the American Flag icon is appropriate.
If you're not satisfied with the American Flag icon for Labor Day, then I would suggest a hammer icon.
A yellow ribbon icon for Memorial Day and Veterans Day could be used as an alternative.