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TS2: Burnination => The Podium => Topic started by: KickAss on 2009 December 19, 15:51:08



Title: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: KickAss on 2009 December 19, 15:51:08
I have just puchased Happy Holiday Stuff for TS2. I read on a thread ages ago that the trees included can catch fire if left on. Well I set the tree on fire. The Fire Department came and put it out, but it looks likes its still on fire. And the best part? Nobody gives a damn! They walk past it, no alarm and I can still interact with the item. But I can't go into build/buy or save. Any ideas?  ???


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: Tarlia on 2009 December 19, 16:11:44
Hrm. Usually you're still allowed to enter build/buy mode when there are stuck fires. Have you tried forcing an error on it?


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: KickAss on 2009 December 19, 16:32:26
Thanks, I'm so stupid. At least I can save now  ::)


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: buddha pest on 2009 December 22, 17:49:24
I want to know if it's normal not to be able to turn the tree on ever again after it catches on fire.


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: ritaxis on 2009 December 23, 02:52:19
I think it's perfectly normal that the tree won't turn on again after it's been on fire.  The thing that surprises me is that it doesn't look burnt afterwards.


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: buddha pest on 2009 December 23, 03:19:19
It's annoying though. The things catch on fire at least once a day. Having to replace the tree every day if I want to see the flashing light effects is kind of a drag.


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: nocomment on 2009 December 27, 11:10:08
Carrigon has a hack to prevent the tree from catching on fire:

http://www.sims2workshop.com/viewtopic.php?t=143


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: J. M. Pescado on 2009 December 27, 11:21:11
Here I thought catching on fire was the entire point of a Christmas tree. Why else would you be hauling a flammable, dried out thing in and then wiring it with live electrical cable?


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: nocomment on 2009 December 28, 23:31:34
While you're at it, be sure to put the dried out tree next to the fireplace, and surround it with cardboard boxes wrapped in paper.


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: Clarina on 2009 December 29, 05:45:02
Or, better yet; use real candles instead of electrical (like I did this year). Pretty!


Title: Re: Xmas Tree Glitch?
Post by: Georgette on 2009 December 29, 14:48:02
Because all kids really want at Christmas is skin grafts.