MC Command Center Local Help/Chat Thread

"Sha2520032003;15626320" wrote:

"GalacticGal;15625633" wrote:

"Sha2520032003;15625288" wrote:

"GalacticGal;15624376" wrote:
Question: How does one go about adjusting the size of a Sims' arms or legs? Someone suggested there was a way to do that in the CAS portion of the mod, but after looking at it, I'm left scratching my head.

Another question: How does the pregnancy thing work? I tried, once, to click on a pregnant Sim (probably not the time to do that) and selected gender. Her pregnancy somehow went away. :open_mouth: I would like a step-by-step tutorial on this, please. (I never could get the caste system in MC.)

@GalacticGal When you clicked on the Sim did you select the Pregnancy End option? That for sure will immediately clear the pregnancy if you selected OK in the next dialog box. I'm with @egwarhammer - & very intrigued that the pregnancy just disappeared. I'm racking my brain how that would happen. I'm only familiar with it going away when the player selects the option to clear the pregnancy.

In regards to how pregnancy works (if you're referring to viewing a Sim's pregnancy (i.e. trimester they're in, gender of baby(s), offspring count, etc), when you click on a Sim & select MC Command Center > select MC Pregnancy option. This will pull up all the Sim's information such as their name, age, etc. & will also show the information below:
Partner:
Pregnant With:
Trimester

To change the gender of the baby OR the offspring count that's listed in 'Pregnant With': for example, let's say this was showing 1 male and 0 female & you wanted to change this to 0 male and 2 females, you would select the 'Offspring' option & input the numbers for male & female & click OK.

You can view or change this at any time during the Sims pregnancy. I use this all the time, because I may want a specific gender or may not want twins/triplets.

Hope this is helpful :). I wasn't sure if your question was in regards to the actual settings in MC Pregnancy Module where you're selecting your initial settings or what I described above when a Sim is actually pregnant & you click on them & want to make changes.

Without getting political, I have to say I'm dead certain I did NOT hit the End pregnancy. I probably wasn't in the correct menu from what you show here, for which I thank you. I shall be copying this page and putting it in my word perfect file so I can compile my own 'guide' for this mod. I like to be able to flip through pages to find what I want until my brain has it memorized. ;)

"Morphar;15624661" wrote:

"GalacticGal;15624376" wrote:
Question: How does one go about adjusting the size of a Sims' arms or legs? Someone suggested there was a way to do that in the CAS portion of the mod, but after looking at it, I'm left scratching my head.

Another question: How does the pregnancy thing work? I tried, once, to click on a pregnant Sim (probably not the time to do that) and selected gender. Her pregnancy somehow went away. :open_mouth: I would like a step-by-step tutorial on this, please. (I never could get the caste system in MC.)

To edit in CAS you first have to "Enable Full Edit in CAS":

Click a computer on the lot and select MC.
Click MCCC Settings -> Notification/Console/Menu Settings -> Console Common Settings -> Enable Full Edit CAS

To do some editing:
Click a sim and select MC.
Click Modify Houshold in CAS or Sim Commands -> Modify in CAS. The latter if you have more than 8 sims in houshold.

In CAS hover over the sim and look for double ended arrows. Hold down and drag the mouse cursor left or right to increase/decrease.
Note: you can't change the length of legs and arms just the width.

Second question I guess you clicked on a teen that was not pregnant at all. Sometimes they show already when they age up to teens.

No, she definitely wasn't a teen.

@GalacticGal Have you been on Deaderpool's Tumblr site? You mentioned creating your own guide, but under documentation it gives a great overview of each module & description of each setting, so the player knows what they're changing.