Have you moved your Sims between worlds?
I have not done this yes, but I would love to hear how others did it and why.
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Around 100,000 times (slight exaggeration), but by using mods rather than the EA way.
If you move a sim to a new world the EA way, by the phone/computer command, it removes all relationships with and memories of sims in the original world and removes the original from play entirely. It is essentially a shortcut for copying your sim/household to the bin and placing them into a new game.
NRaas Porter Mod: Allows you to pack up a subset of the world, multiple households, and move it to a new one. Again, the original world is removed from play as any copy of it would still have the original sims in it. Relationships and history among the sims portered up and moved that way are maintained, but not with those permanently left behind.
http://nraas.wikispaces.com/Porter%20FAQ
NRaas Traveler Mod: Allows you to move a household to a new world while keeping the original world and all of its inhabitants in play, in a state of suspended animation as a potential travel-back destination or a source to bring additional sims into the newer world later. All relationships and history are maintained and both worlds can be playable within the same ongoing game, only one a time by traveling or transitioning back and forth.
http://nraas.wikispaces.com/Traveler%20FAQ
I currently have 16 worlds connected using the Traveler method in my one ongoing game and frequently move sims and transition active play between them. Really only 5 of them are my sims' homeworlds at any given time, the rest are the WA worlds, Uni, Oasis, some additional vacation spots where they like to revisit, and a couple where there is no reason to return but they are where my sims used to live and they still have some friends and extended relatives back there.
If you move a sim to a new world the EA way, by the phone/computer command, it removes all relationships with and memories of sims in the original world and removes the original from play entirely. It is essentially a shortcut for copying your sim/household to the bin and placing them into a new game.
NRaas Porter Mod: Allows you to pack up a subset of the world, multiple households, and move it to a new one. Again, the original world is removed from play as any copy of it would still have the original sims in it. Relationships and history among the sims portered up and moved that way are maintained, but not with those permanently left behind.
http://nraas.wikispaces.com/Porter%20FAQ
NRaas Traveler Mod: Allows you to move a household to a new world while keeping the original world and all of its inhabitants in play, in a state of suspended animation as a potential travel-back destination or a source to bring additional sims into the newer world later. All relationships and history are maintained and both worlds can be playable within the same ongoing game, only one a time by traveling or transitioning back and forth.
http://nraas.wikispaces.com/Traveler%20FAQ
I currently have 16 worlds connected using the Traveler method in my one ongoing game and frequently move sims and transition active play between them. Really only 5 of them are my sims' homeworlds at any given time, the rest are the WA worlds, Uni, Oasis, some additional vacation spots where they like to revisit, and a couple where there is no reason to return but they are where my sims used to live and they still have some friends and extended relatives back there.
