Is there a cheat to change voice pitch?

DetroitDawg · December 2014

I read that the cheatsenabledtrue lets you change your sim in cas but doesnt let to change voice pitch (havent tried it myself yet) If thats the case is there a way to change your sims voice? My Sim had twins and I swear the boys sounds more like a girl than the female child! Kind of annoying, not sure why the girl sounds ok but the boy sounds like a mouse.

DerekJohnson · December 2014

cas.fulleditmode

leo3487 · December 2014

use both cheats (with testingcheats first) then when acces to CAS has it complete like if create a new sim

DerekJohnson · December 2014

cas.fulleditmode works even without testing cheats, through Manage Households.

DetroitDawg · December 2014

Thanks guys, that did the trick. He no longer sounds like a church mouse and sounds like a 10 yo boy. :-) Likes all around.

DerekJohnson · December 2014

DetroitDawg wrote: »

Thanks guys, that did the trick. He no longer sounds like a church mouse and sounds like a 10 yo boy. :-) Likes all around.

I am glad we could help.

DetroitDawg · December 2014

purpleto280 · January 2017

That worked thanks

Uzone27 · January 2017

Before this topic sinks away is there a cheat to add a trait if you accidentally skipped one?

luthienrising · January 2017

Uzone27 wrote: »

Before this topic sinks away is there a cheat to add a trait if you accidentally skipped one?

You should be able to just do it in cas.fulleditmode, but if not, there are these:http://simsvip.com/sims-4-cheats-codes/

Uzone27 · January 2017

luthienrising wrote: »

Uzone27 wrote: »

Before this topic sinks away is there a cheat to add a trait if you accidentally skipped one?

You should be able to just do it in cas.fulleditmode, but if not, there are these:http://simsvip.com/sims-4-cheats-codes/

Thanks for the link, and if there is such an option under full edit mode I didn't see it.

ModerateOsprey · January 2017

Uzone27 wrote: »

Before this topic sinks away is there a cheat to add a trait if you accidentally skipped one?

If you change traits using a cheat, then the sim can keep a vestige of the old trait - occasionally an associated whim or a moodlet will pop up from the old trait.

I do this deliberately sometimes to add an extra wrinkle to my main sims.

Uzone27 · January 2017

ModerateOsprey wrote: »

Uzone27 wrote: »

Before this topic sinks away is there a cheat to add a trait if you accidentally skipped one?

If you change traits using a cheat, then the sim can keep a vestige of the old trait - occasionally an associated whim or a moodlet will pop up from the old trait.

I do this deliberately sometimes to add an extra wrinkle to my main sims.

Great tip.
Nope just have an empty trait slot on one of my Sims.
He's a genius and one of only two Sims that made it out of the seven Sim challenge with a Toddler reward, but ironically he only has two traits because I failed to pick a third for him.

3KNPen · January 2017

You can use a cheat to fully remove a removed trait if you wish to it's testingcheats on and then Traits.Remove_trait X (with X being the trait you want to remove) this works for both regular traits and the bonus traits from completing aspirations and traits purchased from the reward store.

I do like the thought of using the remove trait thing to basically give them a hidden fourth regular trait.

ModerateOsprey · January 2017

Uzone27 wrote: »

ModerateOsprey wrote: »

Uzone27 wrote: »

Before this topic sinks away is there a cheat to add a trait if you accidentally skipped one?

If you change traits using a cheat, then the sim can keep a vestige of the old trait - occasionally an associated whim or a moodlet will pop up from the old trait.

I do this deliberately sometimes to add an extra wrinkle to my main sims.

Great tip.
Nope just have an empty trait slot on one of my Sims.
He's a genius and one of only two Sims that made it out of the seven Sim challenge with a Toddler reward, but ironically he only has two traits because I failed to pick a third for him.

Go for it. Run the cheat cas.fulleditmode on and add some traits in. Will certainly switch your sim up a bit.

3KNPen wrote: »

You can use a cheat to fully remove a removed trait if you wish to it's testingcheats on and then Traits.Remove_trait X (with X being the trait you want to remove) this works for both regular traits and the bonus traits from completing aspirations and traits purchased from the reward store.

I do like the thought of using the remove trait thing to basically give them a hidden fourth regular trait.

It is quite good as the vestige trait is not as intense as the main one. I call it that as there also hidden traits in addition such as handedness, etc.

Only my experience, so YMMV, you have to play the sim for a while with the trait that gets removed for a vestige to remain.

simstr0ng · July 2020

I've done this before but I can't remember how do do it.
What screen do I start on - what do I do next?

EgonVM · July 2020

simstr0ng wrote: »

I've done this before but I can't remember how do do it.
What screen do I start on - what do I do next?

Things have changed since then.
You don't need cheats anymore if you enter CAS in these two ways:
1. Click on a mirror or wardrobe and click on Change Sim. You can then also change your sim's voice, face, gender, and body shape.
2. Go to manage worlds and open the family in manage households and enter CAS there. Along with the things you can do when changing sim, you can also add and remove sims.
There is one big exception. You can't change the voice of a child or a toddler for some reason. Change sim only allows you to change their face and gender.

Entering the cheat.
If you want to enter that cheat (talking from my experience), then simply press control+shift+c before going to CAS and type in this cheat:

cas.fulleditmode on

Then enter CAS and you are in full edit mode. If you want to turn it off, enter the cheat again, but replace on with off.

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