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Imaginary Friend has an Imaginary baby?
Zessinna
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Never had this happen before.
One of my sims who had an imaginary friend, and then later turned real.
That imaginary friend (turned real) had a baby who is apparently also an imgaginary!
One of my sims who had an imaginary friend, and then later turned real.
That imaginary friend (turned real) had a baby who is apparently also an imgaginary!
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My sim's eldest daughter is an imaginary friend who, upon turning YA, moved into a house with her own imaginary friend made real.
If testing cheats are enabled in your game, you should be able to hold the shift key and click on the sim you want to edit and an option for "edit in CAS" should pop up. It doesn't work for me on sims I am playing though. Helpful for giving townies "makeovers".
Oh, that's sad because I use testingcheatsenabled all over the place on my sims and other townies but it doesn't work for the IF's
I also like giving townies makeovers but I'm afraid to use testingcheats and as far as I know it's not enabled in my game... I thought this ability came with a patch?
I have Story Progression and last time I checked it said that testingcheats is disabled (enabled = false)
Could you please advise, what's going on?
Thank you so much.
To enable the cheats, hit ctrl+shift+C and a window will pop up at the top. Type in "testingcheatsenabled true" without the quotation marks, hit enter, and the cheats are running! To add any cheats to the game, open the window, then type in the code for the cheat. You can find them all online or by typing "help" in the window. No need to be afraid of cheats (: they do not compromise your game play at all! But as far as it being enabled, it's built into every game, but it doesn't run unless you yourself ask it to. Any other questions I'd be happy to help (: I LIVE for cheats, I can't play without some of the basics, such as getting sims out of sticky situations or saving my sim from impending death :shock:
Once I've also managed to delete a car with Shift+click and delete object :shock:
It was a neighbor's car, stuck on the road in front of my sim's house for days. So I believe it was a good thing to delete it but still... I'm afraid of this and other than changing the ugly townies, I'm happy without cheats.
I have no idea why you were able to delete objects without cheats...that's completely bizarre and is not supposed to happen! May I ask why you would rather play without cheats? I understand that using cheats takes away the "real life" aspect of the game, but certain cheats really don't do that, for example, like changing an outfit or resetting a stuck sim. There really is not anything to be scared of, I promise! I wish I understood why you were so hesitant to use them
This is weird... I'll have to check it again when I start the game next time.
I don't (intentionally) use cheats for two reasons
1. I find the game more interesting without them. When my sims need to sleep, eat, have fun etc. I let them have it. When they have a bad moodlet, I try to help them to get over it but they are usually full of good moodlets anyway so a bad one does not have an effect. My game gets boring when my sims get rich so I don't need the money cheat, either.
2. I play on a three year old laptop and it is a miracle that it is able to run the game. It just crashed due to a power outage a few months ago and due to an unknown reason a few weeks ago - I just have a feeling that anything that changes "normal" gameplay would not help it.
Btw you can change your active sim's clothes with the dresser (object) and their hair at the mirror, you don't need to cheat for that (:
Well, like I said, I don't really use the cheats to change the actual gameplay, like deleting moodlets or gaining money. And I *promise* you that if you use cheats it will not make your computer get slower (: my boyfriend runs the sims on a six year old mac laptop and cheats all over the place don't make it lag or freeze or affect the quality in any way. And like I said, certain things like unsticking sims or resetting NPC's are sometimes necessary to make up for the bugs EA skimmed over, and editing townies is always a nice touch, as well as a slew of other opportunities that are opened up to you with cheats that doesn't affect the *easiness* of the game (: