Silly Things Sims Do, Part 3?
Erik, no, moving the plate from one side of the coffee table to the other does not equate cleaning up! (Yeah, I then clicked on the plate and gave him the directive: clean up.) Please share the ran...
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I have a teen Sim who seems to favor one particular sink. This happened in her mom's house and now in her own house.
If I direct her to use the toilet, then brush her teeth and wash her face, she will use the toilet, go to her favorite sink and wash her hands, then walk back to the sink where I told her to brush her teeth and wash her face. And throughout the day, she randomly goes to this sink to wash her hands, regardless of where she is in the house.
The sinks are all the same type, both in her mom's house and hers (except the kitchen sink) and they are all upgraded the same. It's weird.
Edit: I'm starting to see the behavior when she's at school now too. She'll use the bathroom, then walk to a sink in another bathroom to wash up. And it's always the same sink, regardless of what bathroom she's in. It's less funny and more annoying at school though because we have time constraints. I have to make sure I tell her to wash her hands in the bathroom she's in and cancel her action when she tries to go to the other sink. Actually... now that I'm typing this, it occurred to me that I should just turn autonomy off for now.
If I direct her to use the toilet, then brush her teeth and wash her face, she will use the toilet, go to her favorite sink and wash her hands, then walk back to the sink where I told her to brush her teeth and wash her face. And throughout the day, she randomly goes to this sink to wash her hands, regardless of where she is in the house.
The sinks are all the same type, both in her mom's house and hers (except the kitchen sink) and they are all upgraded the same. It's weird.
Edit: I'm starting to see the behavior when she's at school now too. She'll use the bathroom, then walk to a sink in another bathroom to wash up. And it's always the same sink, regardless of what bathroom she's in. It's less funny and more annoying at school though because we have time constraints. I have to make sure I tell her to wash her hands in the bathroom she's in and cancel her action when she tries to go to the other sink. Actually... now that I'm typing this, it occurred to me that I should just turn autonomy off for now.
