New AwesomeMod Request Thread
Milan:
cleaning during the game.
is it possible to delete the packages directly from the game by clicking on delete because the command is always grayed out?
thank you in advance.
Nightwish:
Hi!
I have request about NoAutonomousReread option. It is very usefull and it is something I waiting for, but I suppose it works only for NPCs, not for my sims. I can't remember what books my sims has read but I want them to do not read the same books. All I can do is tell them to read some book and watch is that green "reading meter" appears over sim head. If not, I cancel the read task and choose another book... but if there is a lot of such books, it's starting to be annoying :/ Could you add option that turns off the reread posibility for playable sims?
And one more question... how NoAutonomousReread option works? My sim wrote a lot of books, when I go to the library, they are there, I could read them but I never saw that NPC sims read them.
PrinJess:
Quote from: Nightwish on 2009 September 28, 20:50:12
Hi!
I have request about NoAutonomousReread option. It is very usefull and it is something I waiting for, but I suppose it works only for NPCs, not for my sims. I can't remember what books my sims has read but I want them to do not read the same books. All I can do is tell them to read some book and watch is that green "reading meter" appears over sim head. If not, I cancel the read task and choose another book... but if there is a lot of such books, it's starting to be annoying :/ Could you add option that turns off the reread posibility for playable sims?
And one more question... how NoAutonomousReread option works? My sim wrote a lot of books, when I go to the library, they are there, I could read them but I never saw that NPC sims read them.
If the green bar appears, that means they haven't finished the book. Once a Sim finishes a book, that's when the autonomy kicks in. The Sim autonomously does not reread that book ever again. And yes, it works for the playable Sims. Let the green bar fill up, and they won't reread it unless directed to.
Wolfeyes:
Quote from: witch on 2009 September 28, 09:05:47
Quote from: Wolfeyes on 2009 September 28, 06:45:25
Ah but ellipses are your friend. And it's not useless to see the percentage of simmers who are interested in fixing the behavior mentioned by Wizard. But you wouldn't get that now would you ? Silly witch, useless fixes are for kids. What a 12 thing to do.
Fixed your post.
Quote
Ellipsis (plural ellipses; from the Greek: ἔλλειψις, élleipsis, "omission") is a mark or series of marks that usually indicate an intentional omission of a word or a phrase from the original text.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis
Just so's you know you're doin' it wrong.
And you failed to read further to see that ellipsis also indicate a pause in thought and/or a sentence... silly witchy ! My ellipsis are intentional here, capiche ? ;)
caterpillar:
Quote from: Wolfeyes on 2009 September 28, 22:27:28
Quote from: witch on 2009 September 28, 09:05:47
Quote from: Wolfeyes on 2009 September 28, 06:45:25
Ah but ellipses are your friend. And it's not useless to see the percentage of simmers who are interested in fixing the behavior mentioned by Wizard. But you wouldn't get that now would you ? Silly witch, useless fixes are for kids. What a 12 thing to do.
Fixed your post.
Quote
Ellipsis (plural ellipses; from the Greek: ἔλλειψις, élleipsis, "omission") is a mark or series of marks that usually indicate an intentional omission of a word or a phrase from the original text.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis
Just so's you know you're doin' it wrong.
And you failed to read further to see that ellipsis also indicate a pause in thought and/or a sentence... silly witchy ! My ellipsis are intentional here, capiche ? ;)
If you are using ellipses to indicate pauses in your thoughts, your sentences indicate that your thoughts suffer frequent pauses. Like your brain just turns off intermittently.
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