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I decided to go ahead and buy High School Years at full price, as I was getting bored with what packs I had, and I liked packs that focused on "everyday life". One of my big complaints has always ...
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@mightysprite When I first got RoM I did a few makeovers with L and Morgyn. Every time I did they stopped being sages. It doesn’t happen as often now.
It’s sort of off topic but taking the sages into CAS to give them makeovers reminded me of a trick I discovered with ‘Modify In CAS’. This may be old news for everybody else, but I found that ‘MiC’ is a good way to switch households during a gathering and not have the group split up. When I have the ladies of Tartosa get together if I find I need to take control of one of them outside of my current household, I right click and choose MiC. When it loads that sim click the check mark and I’m with them and nobody has moved or left. I’m right back where I was but in control of the new sim. I think it only works on residential lots which would explain the sages sometimes being my played household when I exit CAS. If they’re on a community lot or in no sims land it doesn’t put me in control when I exit.
It’s sort of off topic but taking the sages into CAS to give them makeovers reminded me of a trick I discovered with ‘Modify In CAS’. This may be old news for everybody else, but I found that ‘MiC’ is a good way to switch households during a gathering and not have the group split up. When I have the ladies of Tartosa get together if I find I need to take control of one of them outside of my current household, I right click and choose MiC. When it loads that sim click the check mark and I’m with them and nobody has moved or left. I’m right back where I was but in control of the new sim. I think it only works on residential lots which would explain the sages sometimes being my played household when I exit CAS. If they’re on a community lot or in no sims land it doesn’t put me in control when I exit.
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