Inventory: Difference between revisions

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<blockquote class=note>To avoid confusion, the following terms "Purchase" and "Pay" have the different meaning. "Purchasing" means taking any objects markmarked for sale to the shopping cart, while "Paying" means handing over the money to the cashier in order to possess the purchased items to the inventory.</blockquote>

Sims who travel to a business lot can purchase items for sale. The items will appear in their shopping cart, which is below the inventory tab. Players can only view or remove the purchased items in the shopping cart, because the items don't belong to them yet. Sims still need to pay for the items inat the cash register. Once they pay for them, the objects appear in their inventory. Customers or visiting Sims who also purchase any items in a business lot will have them in thetheir inventory. Because objects do not depreciate in inventory, they will be fully refunded if they sellare themremoved rightfrom away wheninventory beingand playedsold.

Sims who purchase items but do not pay for them will not possess the items when they get home. ItThe items will stay in their shopping cart instead. When they return atto the business lot, they can pay still can pay for the items they purchase. When the customers appear as visitors, some objects aren't actually bought. Clothes (not sewn outfitoutfits{{Vgversion|TS2:FT}}), [[video game]]s, personal electronics{{Vgversion|TS2:U}}, and [[magazine]]s don't appear in theirthe inventoryinventories whenof theySims who purchase itthem.