How big is your family tree?

Currently one generation and one sim :D The biggest family tree I ever had consisted of 8 or 9 generations, but this was back in TS3.

I have never had this happen caus e I get bored easily but I'm trying out 26 generations and hopefully more and I will send screenshots

I everyone's responses! More pictures :)

Can I revive this thread? ^_^ Love seeing family trees!

My biggest one is the Purdue family tree on The Plum Tree app. :smiley:

Another tree of mine that is fairly big is the Munch tree. It's one I didn't play but still kept track of :smile:

Mine seems bugged. Some Sims disappeared from it and I can only see 4 or 5 generations, when there should have been way more than that.

@Francl27 The game culls old ghosts and sims which has them disappear from your in-game family tree. It's why some of us use the plum tree app or a similar tool to keep track of the generations outside of the game. ^_^ Maybe you could do that too!

"KHS12;d-909508" wrote:
Y'all, its getting ridiculous. Mine is so big that not only can it not fit, horizontally AND vertically, on one screen, but it takes a full minute to load the tree!!!

Anyone experienced this? Have pictures?

Here is the Parker-McConnell family tree. First generation, including their son-in-law's parents, have sadly passed away. Maybe I should have just made a McConnell family tree, as that's the current family I'm playing. Jessamine Parker is married to Anthony McConnell. They've been friends since elementary school.

I haven't played mine for a long time, but the link is in my signature just there :) My heir died just after giving birth to twins, so that's why two of the most recent generation show up twice

@HillyBeth you can make an infinite number of family trees on the plum tree app and link them too ^_^ so you could keep track of both. I do that too :smile:

@DaB1gV your tree is impressive! With the twins I'd say it might be a good idea to add their nodes to either their biological or adoptive parents since otherwise you'll end up with the same continuation of the tree next to each other. You can still see who the bio parents were and who the adoptive parents are when you click their nodes ^_^

When I have an adoption in the family due to early death I always add the children with their biological parents still for genetics sake :smile:

I was looking at Rylan's wife's side of their family tree. Her twin brother left his wife and twin girls for another MAN who has 7 kids by TWO different women! Apparently neither one knew they were into men until one was an elder and the other was a young adult!