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indefinite
Lab Assistant
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#1 Old 28th Apr 2024 at 11:47 AM
Default Autonomous teach toddlers?
In TS3 there's a mod that makes teaching toddlers autonomous. Was wondering if there's one for Sims 2?
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Sims2Maven
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#2 Old 28th Apr 2024 at 8:14 PM
Quote: Originally posted by indefinite
In TS3 there's a mod that makes teaching toddlers autonomous. Was wondering if there's one for Sims 2?

Not exactly, but there's this cheat object: https://modthesims.info/d/231431/sm...-of-an-eye.html

It's a picture that when you click on it provides instant teaching.

These skills can also be accessed and taught via the Sim Manipulator (which includes the Nursery Rhyme, and you can choose which parent teaches it).
indefinite
Lab Assistant
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#3 Old 29th Apr 2024 at 8:09 AM
Quote: Originally posted by Sims2Maven
Not exactly, but there's this cheat object: https://modthesims.info/d/231431/sm...-of-an-eye.html

It's a picture that when you click on it provides instant teaching.

These skills can also be accessed and taught via the Sim Manipulator (which includes the Nursery Rhyme, and you can choose which parent teaches it).


Convenient, but not exactly what I'm looking for... But then again I guess making mods is very different for both of the Sims games. I just figured I'd try my luck if it did exist somewhere
Justpetro
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#4 Old 29th Apr 2024 at 9:51 AM
It can be done with the sim blender. The menu is something like skills - toddler skills - set each one separately or set all.
Sims2Maven
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#5 Old 29th Apr 2024 at 8:49 PM
Quote: Originally posted by Justpetro
It can be done with the sim blender. The menu is something like skills - toddler skills - set each one separately or set all.

Thought Sim Blender had a similar option, but I wasn't sure - there's a 90+% overlap between Sim Blender and Sim Manipulator, but there are a few quirky differences also.
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