Slower eating, faster cooking.
DigiGekko:
Been waiting for something like this. Aside from huge parties, one of my favorite times in Sims 2 was the nice, quiet family dinner. Still too bad we can't serve food again yet.
Czezechael:
Quote from: userunknown on 2009 June 28, 03:56:07
Here's a file to help speed up preparation time.It's for the stirring the mixing bowl,default was 2,5 & 8 seconds.If you'd like all the cooking files I have let me know,mostly just removed the extra loop animations & sped up the process.Might save you some time.
Interesting, thank'ee - I'd managed to extract all the cooking files but got a bit fed up with looking through them for specifics. My faster cooking mod is for stoves only, I have yet to add barbecue functionality but I will eventually. Stove cooking was noticeably faster with my mod in and accurate enough for my tastes - I spend more time chopping, mixing, and preparing than I do cooking, for the most part.
Sims should not enfattenate with my slower eating mod cos I've accounted for hunger per bite in each iteration, assuming that has anything to do with weight gain in this game.
I'll get to actually play testing my mod now and adding polish where needed.
userunknown:
Quote from: Czezechael on 2009 June 28, 04:44:11
Quote from: userunknown on 2009 June 28, 03:56:07
Here's a file to help speed up preparation time.It's for the stirring the mixing bowl,default was 2,5 & 8 seconds.If you'd like all the cooking files I have let me know,mostly just removed the extra loop animations & sped up the process.Might save you some time.
Interesting, thank'ee - I'd managed to extract all the cooking files but got a bit fed up with looking through them for specifics. My faster cooking mod is for stoves only, I have yet to add barbecue functionality but I will eventually. Stove cooking was noticeably faster with my mod in and accurate enough for my tastes - I spend more time chopping, mixing, and preparing than I do cooking, for the most part.
Sims should not enfattenate with my slower eating mod cos I've accounted for hunger per bite in each iteration, assuming that has anything to do with weight gain in this game.
I'll get to actually play testing my mod now and adding polish where needed.
Here's all the files you'll need,have fun.
tizerist:
Quote from: Czezechael on 2009 June 28, 04:44:11
Sims should not enfattenate with my slower eating mod cos I've accounted for hunger per bite in each iteration
I noticed that too. No enfattenation :P here, strikes a good balance.
J. M. Pescado:
Quote from: Czezechael on 2009 June 28, 04:44:11
Sims should not enfattenate with my slower eating mod cos I've accounted for hunger per bite in each iteration, assuming that has anything to do with weight gain in this game.
It doesn't. The overeating trigger is based on a "Stuffed" buff that occurs when a sim overeats by consuming multiple items of food. It is no longer based on micromanagement of the hunger meter. If it were, high-class food would be completely inedible since even low-grade food items are sufficient to fill a sim's hunger bar completely. In TS2, this would happen if you had food with an FPV in excess of about 160+, where even the most starved sim would be unable to eat the entire thing without harming itself, and therefore, consumption of such items had to be micromanaged. TS3 no longer has this, so it really doesn't matter what they eat. Higher quality food grants a better food-based moodlet for eating, but it doesn't actually matter what the food *IS*.
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