Age/aging and university questions.
I'm new with TS3 so excuse me if I ask dumb questions. I'm planning to start a second save(which will happen in Riverview) where I focus on Don Lothario and his memory lost. I'm going to take Don i...
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1. Sims in the homeworld do not age while playing university. Sims at university do not age while attending. So, Don will not age while at university, and neither will anyone living in Riverview.
2. If you lengthen the age span, days will be added. If you shorten the age span, days will be removed. The sims' age will not be affected. Example: If the YA stage is 20 days and Don is 10 days from aging to adult and you lengthen the YA age span to 40 days, Don will then be 30 days from aging to adult. If you shorten the YA age span to 15 days, Don will be 5 days from aging to adult. If you shorten the YA span to 5 days, Don should age up around 8-9 pm that sim-day (because in this example he's 5 days over).
In other words, the number of days a sim has been in their current age span won't be affected. But if you shorten the age span below that, they should age transition as soon as the game gets around to it (which is usually 8-9 pm).
2. If you lengthen the age span, days will be added. If you shorten the age span, days will be removed. The sims' age will not be affected. Example: If the YA stage is 20 days and Don is 10 days from aging to adult and you lengthen the YA age span to 40 days, Don will then be 30 days from aging to adult. If you shorten the YA age span to 15 days, Don will be 5 days from aging to adult. If you shorten the YA span to 5 days, Don should age up around 8-9 pm that sim-day (because in this example he's 5 days over).
In other words, the number of days a sim has been in their current age span won't be affected. But if you shorten the age span below that, they should age transition as soon as the game gets around to it (which is usually 8-9 pm).
