Removing multiple items from inventory
dramamine:
Quote from: Gus Smedstad on 2009 June 09, 11:31:49
It took me a while to figure out those stupid triangles too. What's more, if you click on the triangle rather than drag it, it opens up a window with a list of all the items individually, so you can move items of a specific quality from a mixed-quality stack.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who'd suffered! ;) And I was wondering why the quality mattered of different items if they weren't able to broken down or seperated again. Thanks! That is extremely useful information.
Thanks to you guys and gals, I've cleared out about 400 or so pieces of food, roughly 270 fish, 86 gems/space rocks/ore, and farm's worth in seeds. Indeed, you are awesome. ;) :D
mappam:
Is there a way to empty the fridge so you can upgrade - without taking items one-by-one?
Also - putting items into the "box" so a Sim can move to another lot/house? Or (again) do you have to take each item you want to take one-by-one?
Roflganger:
You can just sell the fridge and buy a new one. The fridge isn't really a container, it's just an access point to the household's fridge container. If you add a new fridge while keeping your old, you'll see that everything listed in one fridge is also available in another. Removing from one = removing from the other. So sell the fridge, buy a new one, and save yourself the effort of trying to transfer stuff.
mappam:
Well that is good news!
I didn't think to try that - just took everthing out and transfered it to inventory - like we had to do in Sims2. One too many times I sold a fridge only to remember too late that it was stocked with items.
mildlydisguised:
The prima guide of lies states that gems/ingots can contribute to a beautifully decorated moodlet which is worth +40. A nicely decorated room (one without gems etc. I suppose) is worth +25.
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