If you're using AwesomeMod's story progression engine, you would see anything happen and have the option to be notified it. However, I didn't make a story progression event that specifically creates or destroys occults, so that's definitely not a thing. And the Sacred tag explicitly forbids a sim from being the target in any story progression event for EAxis or AM's engines, so unless you have another third party engine doing it, what you're seeing is NOT a story progression event. Without knowing what else you've got running and what options you picked, I couldn't really even begin to speculate what is going on. Keep a closer eye on YOUR specific sims see if there's anything which causes them to suddenly lose their occult status. It shouldn't be hard to do: AwesomeMod is heavily slanted towards "world play" and makes it really easy to take control of or monitor everything that is going on. You can literally track the movement of every character or control them on the fly to see what is happening.

Hmm. Can't say I've heard of that before. There isn't even a story progression event that changes occults back to normal, so obviously, protection from Story Progression does nothing. Do they lose their occult status immediately when you switch out or something?

Hmm, I think the reason for that is because, unlike most forms of skills progression, your Gardening gain is being driven by one-shot event-driven gains which are not a function of time, which is different from regular skill progression over time. For some reason I applied the patch only to this one spot instead of globally to core AddPoints, and I can't remember why. What I am not sure about is what happens if I change it and whether this will have some sort of unexpected fallout.

I don't remember implementing an aging-control for singular specific households. Just TS2-style where only the household you are currently playing ages vs. Default. If you want finer-grained controls where ONE specific household doesn't age while everyone else does, you probably want some other mod on top.

If you have NRass SP, AwesomeMod SP should turn itself off and yield control over to that. At that point, Sacred does nothing unless NRaas is supporting it.

Not that I know of. I have not touched this area and have received no reports of it.

I'm pretty sure I had that.

Wasn't that in the Director's Cut?

It might mean your sims are Nazis. Everyone knows people who makes strange gestures like that are fascists.

Beats me. I don't have any of those things. I assume so, unless I hear otherwise.

Well, the actual check seems to fire rather intermittently since I didn't alter the check interval, so that would explain why it seems to happen at random times if you somehow trigger a check in the middle of the night. I assume that, when they disappear from the list and you go and make them active, they are NOT, in fact, at the office?

Hmm, looking over the thing, I see that one of the criteria for interactivity is that the coworkers have to actually be at the office for you to interact with them there. Is the trigger of them leaving perhaps them leaving the office?

Somehow I don't think that'll happen given that the post is over a decade old and the user hasn't been seen in over a decade.

Explain "detagged"? AwesomeMod adds some filters for what sims can be considered "boss" or "coworker", so you will no longer have a boss that you're outranking for some reason (where the default game just hopes you NEVER NOTICE, and TRUST ME, I DO), or a coworker that DOESN'T ACTUALLY WORK THERE. Your coworkers that aren't there may be working at a different workplace than your sim.

I recall there is also an optoin suppress spam-sim generation and prevent frivolous generation of otherwise useless sims. If you get promoted past your "boss", the old behavior would just keep them forever, the new behavior removes them because you've surpassed them, they get removed, and if nobody else qualifies, the slot is simply left vacant. If you create a valid sim that qualifies by playing them to the appropriate level.

The default EAxian configuration is based around the premise that you will play only one sim/household and have no awareness of any discrepancies that happen in the rest of the neighborhood. AwesomeMod tends to enforce world consistency, so if I spotted a discrepancy that doesn't make any sense, I squashed it.

If you use the tone without any valid, logically consistent candidates in the game (very likely), rather than spamming random sims into the game, you just get the benefit of using the tone without the drawbacks of polluting your save and relationship panel with trash sims.

You could, but since I've never heard of this mod and don't have or use it, I wouldn't know anything about it. I really don't spend my time looking through random people's websites and downloading all of their random stuff just to look at it.

Well, I can only tell you what mine does. I can't speak for what some other mod that I've never previously heard and do not use does. All I can say is that I recommend that you accept no Kewian-based substitutes.

This doesn't prevent legitimately blocked doors from being blocked, it only stops doors from being blocked by things that aren't physical objects or shouldn't otherwise block the door according to their object flag, like staircase endtiles, ceiling lights, etc.

As is typical of poorly-made, outdated CC, it needs to be manually updated.

Talk is cheap.

There isn't one. That's the point.

Exactly.

Officially, EAxis, which is the operating principle which allows PMBD to operate openly and publicly. No one seems to want to actually fight this as a legal case in an actual court anywhere, though.

I do server and technical things. I don't maintain content, that requires contacts with people who have feelings.

I mean that, yes, obviously, this place is now fairly quiet, and that people have taken the paysite war to their own other sites.

Yes.

Given that we have no suppliers or maintainers, no. People seem to have taken their business to various other sites, but we have no plans to otherwise shutdown anytime soon unless I keel over dead. Which could happen any time given that I am terminally old.

That is the Steam patch? It SHOULD be, in theory, since everything else is, even if it complains, but I don't have Steam, and the 1.69 patch isn't available elsewhere, so I have never tested against it.