Creating townies/etc using tree?

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Doc Doofus:
If you wipe the neighborhood of all Sims (including Townies) and wait for them to regenerate on an as-needed basis, you may end up waiting a long time.  The NPC's will come back fairly quickly because the game needs them, but the townies will be few.  It's much better to just use the tree/gun (I miss the TREE!!) to generate a whole new set of townies. 

I like to run it two or three times, actually.  Lots more townies, lots more fun.

One neat feature of the newest NPC maker is a neat little action that lets you change clothing for an NPC/townie.  That's sweet.  Although it is a little buggy, because sometimes it tries to give you or charge you an exorbitant amount of money for the new clothes that another Sim is going to wear.

squish:
Quote from: Doc Doofus on 2007 November 13, 02:36:34

If you wipe the neighborhood of all Sims (including Townies) and wait for them to regenerate on an as-needed basis, you may end up waiting a long time.  The NPC's will come back fairly quickly because the game needs them, but the townies will be few.  It's much better to just use the tree/gun (I miss the TREE!!) to generate a whole new set of townies. 


I had that problem in my new hood. I made it completely clean to start a new legacy, and when my founder was out man hunting, only a teen boy and teen girl showed up. After a couple of days of no one else I thought "fuck it" and just spawned them. I was wanting the townies to be spawned by the game because I've got all my skins townified, and I wanted them to show up on my townies rather than having them all using my defaults. Oh well.

Zazazu:
Quote from: Madame Mim on 2007 November 13, 00:29:56

I'm rather fond of Wild Wild West (the complete Neighbourhood rather than just the template) at the moment. Of course it's chock full of suspect lots given I went a little wild myself with row houses, but those can be bypassed if desired/necessary.

Did you say wild with row houses?

I still have two full blocks to fill in the "urban" section, Hummingbird Court, and the rest of the open-air fair to fill in (it's in the top left corner, you can see a bit of the one tent and viking ship at Ridge Collectibles).

Madame Mim:
You win, I don't have any where near that many in WWW.

Zazazu:
It's actually only 19 lots repeated (well, plus a 1x4 and 1x5 in the middle of a 9x5 block to add a fake alley with parking garages) The more annoying thing was coming up with the street names and making sure I correctly numbered the lots. I'm anal about addresses. Hence my external, color-coded 'hood map. It's keyed and gridded. Yum.

EDIT: Done! Now I only have the other 3/4 of the island to build. *cries*

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