Aging weirdness (using Nrass)
I keep track of my Sims' age on a spreadsheet. I am using Nrass to play rotationally and am being very careful to make sure I put the family out of caste rotation when I'm done with them, noting their...
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For the next time, while the sims are still in the protected rotations caste and not yet active, and then again once they do become active but still before the caste change, can you run an MC > (Sim) > Intermediate > Age: Absolute (or Relative) on them to see what the game at those points thinks is their current age? Maybe it would be helpful to narrow down a bit where/when exactly the value is changing on them and whether it's gradual or all at once. (MC Cheats add-on required)
@Turjan - Sorry, I must be missing something here. Sims who are not aging should still be able to use birthday cakes. Aging on/off means that they are/aren't incrementing their ages on their own each night at midnight, not that the player cannot direct them to have a birthday and move into the next stage. Although it does tend to take a while for a change in aging allowed to show up on the sims' info tabs, the in-game effects of making the caste changes should happen maybe not immediately but a lot more quickly than that.
@Turjan - Sorry, I must be missing something here. Sims who are not aging should still be able to use birthday cakes. Aging on/off means that they are/aren't incrementing their ages on their own each night at midnight, not that the player cannot direct them to have a birthday and move into the next stage. Although it does tend to take a while for a change in aging allowed to show up on the sims' info tabs, the in-game effects of making the caste changes should happen maybe not immediately but a lot more quickly than that.
