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<blockquote class=note>[http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=349027/ No Curfew Police] is a mod that changes the way the curfew feature works.</blockquote> |
<blockquote class=note>[http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=349027/ No Curfew Police] is a mod that changes the way the curfew feature works.</blockquote> |
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When a teenager is out during curfew, it gives the pertaining [[moodlet]] until a police officer catches the Sim or the teen goes home. When he is caught, he cannot run away from the officer and the Sim gets a negative moodlet and a scolding from an adult (that is able to be canceled) on the home lot. However, some teens get a positive moodlet when out after curfew. |
When a teenager is out during curfew, it gives the pertaining [[moodlet]] until a police officer catches the Sim or the teen goes home. When he is caught, he cannot run away from the officer (unless using the ''testingcheatsenabled true'' cheat and deleting the officer) and the Sim gets a negative moodlet and a scolding from an adult (that is able to be canceled) on the home lot. However, some teens get a positive moodlet when out after curfew. |
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To prevent getting caught by the curfew, use the "go here with..." action to have teens and children visit a community lot with an adult family member, and try not to stray to lots where it is more difficult for the adult to follow. This is useful when a Sim is trying to gain collectibles or is fishing away from home. If a Sim is at the graveyard mourning a dead family member, he or she doesn't get the positive moodlet for being out after curfew and won't be rounded up while mourning. As soon as the Sim stops mourning, he or she can be rounded up. |
To prevent getting caught by the curfew, use the "go here with..." action to have teens and children visit a community lot with an adult family member, and try not to stray to lots where it is more difficult for the adult to follow. This is useful when a Sim is trying to gain collectibles or is fishing away from home. If a Sim is at the graveyard mourning a dead family member, he or she doesn't get the positive moodlet for being out after curfew and won't be rounded up while mourning. As soon as the Sim stops mourning, he or she can be rounded up. |
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Revision as of 11:58, 23 December 2010
- For a related concept in The Sims 2, see Sneak Out
In The Sims 3, a curfew is given to children and teenagers to remind the child and teen Sims that they need to go home. A child's curfew is 10:00 PM and a teen's is 11:00 PM.
Teens will be brought home by the police if they stay out past their curfew. If children stay out past their curfew they will not be brought home by the police, but instead will automatically go home, or to the nearest adult family member. This action cannot be canceled.
No Curfew Police is a mod that changes the way the curfew feature works.
When a teenager is out during curfew, it gives the pertaining moodlet until a police officer catches the Sim or the teen goes home. When he is caught, he cannot run away from the officer (unless using the testingcheatsenabled true cheat and deleting the officer) and the Sim gets a negative moodlet and a scolding from an adult (that is able to be canceled) on the home lot. However, some teens get a positive moodlet when out after curfew.
To prevent getting caught by the curfew, use the "go here with..." action to have teens and children visit a community lot with an adult family member, and try not to stray to lots where it is more difficult for the adult to follow. This is useful when a Sim is trying to gain collectibles or is fishing away from home. If a Sim is at the graveyard mourning a dead family member, he or she doesn't get the positive moodlet for being out after curfew and won't be rounded up while mourning. As soon as the Sim stops mourning, he or she can be rounded up.
In The Sims 3 (console), children can violate curfew in the same fashion as teenagers.