I aged my child up to teen and then spent an hour in CAS perfecting her. Then when I went back into the game, her skin was black (not like the skin tone, like black black). When I went back into CAS she had been completely transformed into another person with none of my work.
Long story short, there's a glitch where if you age a kid up while they have a tooth issue, this will happen. You need to have them "fix loose tooth" before aging them up.
Hope I can save some others the time I wasted.
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https://www.patreon.com/posts/bugfix-got-tooth-80171652
Click on the child and there will be an option that says something like "fix loose tooth."
Thanks! I hadn't seen that.
It might be possible to circumvent it by manually pulling and fixing the tooth.
I recommend saving before sleeping/napping whenever there is a Child in the household, as the "Loose Tooth" moodlet has a chance of being applied every time the Child sim wakes up.
We have a thread here for this issue, The Sims team have already replied as well that the issue is under investigation.
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Thanks for sharing!
So far, I’m simply saving all my children to my library when they turn into infants using MCCC to paste the correct genetics onto them once they age up into a teen.
> I aged my child up to teen and then spent an hour in CAS perfecting her. Then when I went back into the game, her skin was black (not like the skin tone, like black black). When I went back into CAS she had been completely transformed into another person with none of my work.
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> Long story short, there's a glitch where if you age a kid up while they have a tooth issue, this will happen. You need to have them "fix loose tooth" before aging them up.
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> Hope I can save some others the time I wasted.
Thank you for sharing your experience and the solution to the glitch you encountered in the game. It's always frustrating when unexpected issues like this arise and can lead to wasted time and effort.
It's great that you were able to identify the cause of the glitch and find a solution to prevent it from happening in the future. Sharing this information with others can be helpful in preventing similar issues and saving them time and frustration.
In any case, it's important to remember that glitches and bugs can happen in any game, and it's always a good idea to save your progress frequently and be prepared for unexpected issues.
@elanorbreton I wanted to know this too, and I found this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=103&v=tSFaS0mcBIY&embeds_euri=https://www.redditmedia.com/&source_ve_path=MTM5MTE3LDEzOTExNw&feature=emb_logo
Hope it helps us!
Yep, that video shows exactly how I do it!
Loose tooth has been patched out "for now" until it can be fixed is the idea.
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