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To move your active household's Sims and all their possessions into a new, unoccupied house in the neighborhood:




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#The house you want to move to must be unoccupied (no family name or house icon over it in Map view).
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To move an active household's Sims and all their possessions into a new, unoccupied house in the neighborhood:
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#In your current house, click your phone or computer and choose '''Move'''. This brings up the Move dialog.

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#In the right-hand "pane" of the dialog, click the '''House''' button at the bottom and select the house you want to move to by clicking it's icon on the Move Map view that appears.
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#The house that the player wants to move to must be unoccupied (no family name or house icon over it in Map view).
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#Select the option (in the left pane representing your current house) to either pack up all your current house belongings or to sell them all. (The contents of your fridge will not be moved.)
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#In the active household, the player must click a phone or computer and choose '''Move'''. This brings up the Move dialog.
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#In the right-hand "pane" of the dialog, one must click the '''House''' button at the bottom and select the desired house by clicking its icon on the Move Map view that appears.
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#The option (in the left pane representing the active household) to either pack up all of the current house belongings or to sell them all must be clicked next. (The contents of the fridge will not be moved.)
#Click the checkmark to complete the transaction.
#Click the checkmark to complete the transaction.
#Once you're at your new home, go into build mode.
#Once the sima are at their new home, build mode is selected.
#With the sledgehammer, smash up any furniture/objects you don't want to keep.
#With the sledgehammer, unwanted furniture/objects are removed.
#Along the middle between your tools puck and the graphics of different objects to buy/place are three "tabs" aligned vertically. Click the bottom one: "Family Inventory". All the stuff packed up from your old house is there ready to place in your new home.
#Along the middle between the tools puck and the graphics of different objects to buy/place are three "tabs" aligned vertically. The bottom one is clicked: "Family Inventory". All the stuff packed up from the old house is there ready to be placed in the new home.
[[Category:The Sims 3]]
[[Category:The Sims 3]]

Revision as of 07:50, 28 June 2009


The Sims 3

To move an active household's Sims and all their possessions into a new, unoccupied house in the neighborhood:

  1. The house that the player wants to move to must be unoccupied (no family name or house icon over it in Map view).
  2. In the active household, the player must click a phone or computer and choose Move. This brings up the Move dialog.
  3. In the right-hand "pane" of the dialog, one must click the House button at the bottom and select the desired house by clicking its icon on the Move Map view that appears.
  4. The option (in the left pane representing the active household) to either pack up all of the current house belongings or to sell them all must be clicked next. (The contents of the fridge will not be moved.)
  5. Click the checkmark to complete the transaction.
  6. Once the sima are at their new home, build mode is selected.
  7. With the sledgehammer, unwanted furniture/objects are removed.
  8. Along the middle between the tools puck and the graphics of different objects to buy/place are three "tabs" aligned vertically. The bottom one is clicked: "Family Inventory". All the stuff packed up from the old house is there ready to be placed in the new home.
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