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    Does CAS change a Sim's genetics?

    lupusrex180lupusrex180 Posts: 644 Member
    in The Sims 3 General Discussion
    If I alter something like eye color or nose shape in CAS, will this change be reflected in the children, or does it execute the original genetics? I'm especially wondering if the edited parent has existing ancestors.

    I reduced Bella's eyes to make her look more like the previous games, and I'm going to marry her to one of my Sims. I just want to make sure all their descendants don't have huge eyes.

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      PurpleRosesPurpleRoses Posts: 3,796 Member
      edited March 2013
      As far as any pre-existing family members go, their genetics will in no way be altered. With any future generations, they will definitely be affected by the new genetics.
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      CourtandStefCourtandStef Posts: 158 Member
      edited March 2013
      I've been changing genetics for awhile now. The bad genes have never shown up in later generations and the descendants simply pass on the new genes to their next generations.
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