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'''Sculpting''' is a [[skill]] |
'''Sculpting''' is a [[skill]] introduced in the [[expansion pack]] ''[[The Sims 3: Ambitions]]''.<ref name="First Details">[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/thesims3ambitions/news.html?sid=6252806&mode=previews The Sims 3 Ambitions Q&A - Exclusive First Details]</ref>This skill benefits from the Savvy Sculptor [[trait]]. |
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This skill will benefit from the Savvy Sculptor [[trait]]. |
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Sculptors can sculpt with |
Sculptors can sculpt with a variety of media, but start with only clay. Once they learn to sculpt with ice they can use Sims as models. Using the [[Pedestrian Sculpting Station]]<ref name="EA3 2010 Demo">[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/thesims3ambitions/video/6263925?hd=1 The Sims 3: Ambitions EA3 2010 Demo]</ref>, Sculptors can sculpt useful objects like chairs, or decorative objects like the 'silly dancing gator'.<ref name="Creative Careers">[http://uk.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/thesims3ambitions/news.html?sid=6257284&mode=previews&page=1 The Sims 3: Ambitions Q&A - Creative Careers]</ref> They can create breathtaking masterpieces which can then be sold for profit. Sculptors unlock new media as they progress: ''"Sims learn different media as they advance in the sculpting skill, and each one requires a bit of a learning curve. The topiary is a high-level sculpting medium, but that won't keep your sims from accidentally decapitating their leafy lawn ornaments from time to time."''<ref name="Creative Careers">[http://uk.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/thesims3ambitions/news.html?sid=6257284&mode=previews&page=1 The Sims 3: Ambitions Q&A - Creative Careers]</ref> Ice sculptures will melt over time, unless the character has completed the Ice Personality challenge.<ref name="Creative Careers">[http://uk.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/thesims3ambitions/news.html?sid=6257284&mode=previews&page=1 The Sims 3: Ambitions Q&A - Creative Careers]</ref> |
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You can unlock new materials by increasing your skills. When sculptors create something they can make one or more at a time. [http://www.sims3cri.com/en/game-info/ep-tools/431-nuovi-dettagli-su-ambitions-dalle-anteprime-olandesi.html?start=1] |
You can unlock new materials by increasing your skills. When sculptors create something they can make one or more at a time. [http://www.sims3cri.com/en/game-info/ep-tools/431-nuovi-dettagli-su-ambitions-dalle-anteprime-olandesi.html?start=1] |
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Revision as of 18:30, 6 June 2010
Sculpting is a skill introduced in the expansion pack The Sims 3: Ambitions.[1]This skill benefits from the Savvy Sculptor trait.
Sculptors can sculpt with a variety of media, but start with only clay. Once they learn to sculpt with ice they can use Sims as models. Using the Pedestrian Sculpting Station[2], Sculptors can sculpt useful objects like chairs, or decorative objects like the 'silly dancing gator'.[3] They can create breathtaking masterpieces which can then be sold for profit. Sculptors unlock new media as they progress: "Sims learn different media as they advance in the sculpting skill, and each one requires a bit of a learning curve. The topiary is a high-level sculpting medium, but that won't keep your sims from accidentally decapitating their leafy lawn ornaments from time to time."[3] Ice sculptures will melt over time, unless the character has completed the Ice Personality challenge.[3]
You can unlock new materials by increasing your skills. When sculptors create something they can make one or more at a time. [1]
Known sculpting media
Trivia
- There are already decorative plant objects in the The Sims 3 which claim to be topiary.