The Sims 3 Moodlets
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The Sims 3 Moodlet Manager
Oh man! I have a huge list of negative moodlets I want to add, but it would require adding new traits as well. I'm still trying to figure out my system though. What I have in mind is a kind of social system where sims would have different types of romantic, social, adversarial, and family preferences, as well as career and hobby preferences, and would get a negative moodlet if these preferences were denied for too long (much like the ambitious trait with career advancement).
This would make me very happy, since most of the time, my sims just stand around in perfect moods all day, with nothing they really have to accomplish other than their lifetime wish.
Some examples:
1) romantic need - at one extreme sims would not need romance at all; at the other, the 'romance' motive would depreciate very quickly.
2) how attempted by affair - at one extreme sims would not want an affair; at the other, the 'needs affair' motive would depreciate very quickly.
3) social need for each family member - indicates how fast the motive for contact with each family member depreciates. (Generally, each of these traits is on a scale of 1 to 5).
This is a simple and brief explanation of a very complicated idea that is going through my head. I'm sorry if I'm getting off topic, but this thread hints at something I've been wanting to have for a long time.
If moodlets and traits(styles-not exactly traits) can be added together, as well as a few other things, like a better romantic level system (ie flirting/dating/engaged/married), and a little bit of AI autonomy tweaking, I will have it made.
This would make me very happy, since most of the time, my sims just stand around in perfect moods all day, with nothing they really have to accomplish other than their lifetime wish.
Some examples:
1) romantic need - at one extreme sims would not need romance at all; at the other, the 'romance' motive would depreciate very quickly.
2) how attempted by affair - at one extreme sims would not want an affair; at the other, the 'needs affair' motive would depreciate very quickly.
3) social need for each family member - indicates how fast the motive for contact with each family member depreciates. (Generally, each of these traits is on a scale of 1 to 5).
This is a simple and brief explanation of a very complicated idea that is going through my head. I'm sorry if I'm getting off topic, but this thread hints at something I've been wanting to have for a long time.
If moodlets and traits(styles-not exactly traits) can be added together, as well as a few other things, like a better romantic level system (ie flirting/dating/engaged/married), and a little bit of AI autonomy tweaking, I will have it made.