Imagine My Surprise . . .
I had the parents put their infant twin sons in their cribs before they went out to HAHAHA celebrate Night on the Town. It took my Sims long enough to get the one twin in his crib, I was all but sho...
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GalacticGal I wouldn’t bother trying to put them to bed if you’re just going to leave the lot. Sims don’t continue doing what you told them after you leave - if you set one to painting, or tending the garden, or doing homework, then leave the lot, that task won’t be completed when you return and likely not even in progress. If you sent a Sim to bed, they’re unlikely to still be sleeping. The same is true for all ages. If you return to a lot after letting time pass, the game will just place whatever Sims are there around the home doing “logical” activities they might do. For babies the options are limited, but lying in the floor or listening to music are certainly possibilities.
It was more the fact that Jamison was left lying on a pile of trash on the floor . . . Gross. And very surprising that his twin, Andrew was busy rocking out downstairs in the office. LOL Now, that was cute, at least.
Oh, I know. I have had a Sim from family A go to visit another Sim in family B, only to find out the school-aged kids are home, and so are the parents, who should be at work . . . . That's why I was so excited to find my two families' kids at school when I followed the first family there. It was way cool, and something I always wanted but never, ever happened prior to this one instance.
