Free will: Difference between revisions

If controlling a Sim in Direct Control, the Sim has no free will unless if the Sim is switched out or if using Classic Control. The action used by free will is canceled if the Sim is switched to using direct control. For example, Ifif [[Dina Caliente|Dina]] is goescurrently going to work andwhen then you switchswitched to her, she will notchange goout toof her work clothes and thisno canlonger causehead to her carpool, causing her to miss work unless the player directs her to go before the carpool leaves. This problem is not present in ''The Sims 2'' and ''The Sims Stories'' due to the way controls are handled (unless if the user cancels Go to Work). If a Sim that is being controlled in Direct Control is left idle for 10 minutes, the Sim will wave and do a motion at the player to move, then free will is enabled until the player interacts with the game in any way. 

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