Rotation with Babies Question.
I made the mistake in a previous project of leaving a pregnant Sim (or two) when it was time to rotate to the next household. This can lead to the disappointment of the baby being born (and subsequen...
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"Lquinn;c-17383823" wrote:
I turned off aging, but it has not solved the issues that I have sending my Sims to college.
Are you saying your active Sims are continuing to age, even though you have aging off? Hm. Have you checked to see that you don't have it set for active household only?
I've yet to put my own 'fix' into place. I will be having four siblings attend university at the same time and stay in the same dorm. When I first played DU, I misread how to select classes and thought a Sim was limited to two courses, tops. I have since learned otherwise. Now, I may change it to three courses to help expedite the education process, but since the eldest will age to YA and then two Sim days later the next one, wash, rinse, repeat, until all four are of age, this will make the eldest at least eight days into his YA years, and that's before they enter uni. My intention is to, in the opposite order, age them all back down to YA, wiping the time spent away. Some degrees only take four years to complete, and many start uni at age 18. Therefore, they'd still be YAs with years ahead of them by the time they graduate.
