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Sometimes, a pre-made deceased Sim will be resurrectable, but will have no playable relatives, descendants, or acquaintances. If there are townies that are descended from the Sim you want to resurrect, you can use this method. If you can make them playable, they can resurrect
# Identify a descendant of
# Make the descendant playable. (See [[Townie#Turning a Townie into a Playable Sim]].)
# Get a Resurrect-O-Nomitron via the [[Paranormal]] career track, or from a [[college]] [[secret society]].
# Have the descendant resurrect
# Have the now-resurrected Sim resurrect the rest of the family.
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# With "boolprop testingcheatsenabled true" activated, shift+click on the mailbox and click on the button that says "Make Me Know Everyone". This cheat will make the selected Sim know everyone, even those who have passed away.
# With ''Nightlife'' or later, another option is to spawn the [[Tombstone of Life and Death]] and use its "Add Neighbor to Family" function. To do this:
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<blockquote class="note">This method can be used to resurrect [[Rainelle Neengia]].</blockquote>
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You can get the [[Resurrect-O-Nomitron]] with "boolprop testingcheatsenabled true" activated by shift+clicking on the newspaper, then selecting Career Rewards under Paranormal; or by typing 'unlockCareerRewards'{{vgversion|TS2:NL}}<sup>+</sup> in the cheat box to unlock all career rewards.
==[[InSimenator]]
# Select
# Get the Mortality Adjuster in one of two ways. Buy it from the Electronics > All section of [[Buy mode]] (it is free), or click on a random spot, then press "Spawn..." The Mortality Adjuster is a pointed tombstone.
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▲# Select "Resurrection...". A screen should pop up saying "Call...", with the faces of the dead Sims.
# Select the Sim you want to resurrect and "call" them.
# If their grave/urnstone is on the lot, it should disappear. Double-click on the once-dead Sim's portrait and it should zoom to the far right side of
===Notes===
* This seems to be a fairly safe method, at least a little safer than using the [[Tombstone of Life and Death]].▼
* This method is similar to the [[Resurrect-O-Nomitron]], except that
▲* This seems to be a fairly safe method, at least a little safer than [[Tombstone of Life and Death]].
* You can also get Sims back that died from over-use of
▲* This method is similar to the [[Resurrect-O-Nomitron]], except that you don't call the Grim Reaper, and you don't have to pay money to get the dead Sim back.
* For the safety of your game, you should not abuse this method or try it on the premade dead Sims, for the safety of your game.
▲* You can also get Sims back that died from over-use of boolprop (Sims that supposedly "died on another lot").
==[[Genie|Genie Lamp]]==
[[File:Genie.jpg|thumb|The genie.]]
===The Sims 2: FreeTime===
The [[Genie#Wishes_2|wish]] to resurrect a Sim works much like using the [[Resurrect-O-Nomitron]], in that Sims can only try to resurrect Sims or pets that they know. If the selected Sim does not know any Sims or pets who can be resurrected, the "Resurrect..." option will not appear. However, unlike the Resurrect-O-Nomitron, the player has no control over the outcome. A Sim may be resurrected imperfectly, or even brought back as a [[zombie]].
===The Sims 3: Showtime===
The method for resurrecting is still the same as above, and when the resurrectee comes back it looks all human but it floats instead of walks. Other Sims recognize the resurrected Sim as still a ghost.
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