Simology Newborn > Infant > Toddler > Child
I would really like to learn more about how each life stage will (or might) affect a sim later in life. Previously we had that high toddler skills would make it easier for the sim to learn skills in t...
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"Admiral8Q;c-18243779" wrote:"telemwill;c-18243681" wrote:
@Admiral8Q Homeschooling mod?
Haven't tried it after the major patch. Don't know if it still works. Apparently "child" and Toddlers" both have been also changed in addition to "Babies". I'll try to remember to test it out. But with other mods broken, I'm still waiting on fixes. At least the broken ones are only partially broken, game is still playable. Cooking doesn't work, ordering delivery doesn't work. Even going to a restaurant or cafe or bar etc, the NPC's can't prepare the food either. Drinking doesn't work, not even water from a sink.
I have been feeding my played sims with cakes, lol! I have a tiny room saved from a long time ago with cakes in it. So when I plop that down in build mode, I can move a cake out then delete the room.
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For the homeschooling mod, it didn't work for teens anymore when I first got it, but it did for "child". Technically you could have up to 7 children and one adult in a household and all the children could "Work from home" rather than go into the "rabbit-hole". You could put down stuff needed for their task in the residential home lot. But anything requiring a certain venue, like library, pool, museum, park, etc... Could jump (travel) around all over the worlds as needed, but I found having a school with all the tasks needed, then changing the venue as needed, worked excellent. Any adults that travel with the children you could consider the teacher(s).
That "High School" I posted here earlier was originally for that purpose. Some things you still had to do off-lot in the open world like finding frogs or catching fish.
Sounds really cool!
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