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==The Sims 3== |
==The Sims 3== |
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''[[The Sims 3]]'' introduced full outfit customization, including changing clothing, shoes and accessories, using the [[Plan Outfit]] interaction |
''[[The Sims 3]]'' introduced full outfit customization, including changing clothing, shoes and accessories, using the [[Plan Outfit]] interaction of a dresser. All of the dressers are flat ones, with no armoires available. Unlike ''[[The Sims 2]]'', dressers can now have objects placed on them. Sometimes the drawer can get stuck and the Sim will pull on it with both hands until it opens, causing the Sim to momentarily fall to the floor before standing back up and continuing their action. |
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The [[Fuss no Muss Styling Station]]{{Vgversion|TS3:A}}combines clothing, hair, and makeup options into one editor. Using the "Makeover Self" interaction allows the player to change all of these for free without having to use the dresser and mirror separately. |
The [[Fuss no Muss Styling Station]]{{Vgversion|TS3:A}}combines clothing, hair, and makeup options into one editor. Using the "Makeover Self" interaction allows the player to change all of these for free without having to use the dresser and mirror separately. |
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[[The Sims 3: Supernatural]] brings in new, actual wardrobes into the game. A witch with high enough Spellcasting magic skill can upgrade the wardrobe into a portal. Upon entering, notifications will appear, referencing well-known literature and games |
[[The Sims 3: Supernatural]] brings in new, actual wardrobes into the game. A witch with high enough Spellcasting magic skill can upgrade the wardrobe into a portal. Upon entering, notifications will appear, referencing well-known literature and games such as '''The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe''' and ''Portal'''. |
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