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    Uhhh not to be racist but....

    dorendia122dorendia122 Posts: 6,961 Member
    in The Sims 3 General Discussion
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    Pretty sure the parents are white/mexican mix :shock:
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      Zolt65Zolt65 Posts: 8,272 Member
      edited July 2011
      It is genetics; recessive gene most likely.


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      dorendia122dorendia122 Posts: 6,961 Member
      edited July 2011
      Oh okay! I'll edit in CAS and fix her
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      McbeanMcbean Posts: 2,551 New Member
      edited July 2011
      No, the mother just ate too much chocolate when she was pregnant, is all.

      Cheers.

      Mcbean
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      PrincessLala14PrincessLala14 Posts: 29,231 Member
      edited July 2011
      It's okay, I had that kind of thing happen once. The mom was white, the dad was latino, the baby was half black...

      I figured out why it is, but I don't think my explanation is appropriate for these forums.
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      blunote00blunote00 Posts: 18,476 Member
      edited July 2011
      Most of my born in game babies are mixed. Some do start out dark but I leave them alone to see what happens when they age up. They all pretty much look mixed. Don't mess with her in CAS, I'd be pretty interested to see what happens when she ages up to a toddler/child. :wink:
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      SIMplifiedSIMplified Posts: 4,536 Member
      edited July 2011
      It seems anytime you have a gene of not white in this game the kid's got a 45% chance of being dark or something like that. The genetics of this game just bug me. It's either a range from the parent's tone or one of the other.
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      knt1229knt1229 Posts: 2,227 Member
      edited July 2011
      If you are making your sims in CAS and you change the base color to light brown then your kids might turn out dark. To keep them white looking you have to keep the main color white and use the slider to make them darker.
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