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[[PlantSim]]s in ''[[The Sims 2: Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Sims 3: University Life]]'' have different '''[[motive]]s''' than normal Sims.
==The Sims 2: Seasons==
[[File:TS2PlantSimNeeds.png|thumb|260px|A PlantSim's motives panel.]]
In ''
'''Love''' works very much like the [[social]] need does for a regular Sim, and can be raised in the same ways.
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The '''sunlight''' need is similar to the [[energy]] need of non-PlantSims, in that energy depletion affects PlantSims much as energy depletion affects non-PlantSims. However, maintaining or raising the sunlight need can be done by exposing the PlantSim to sunlight, either by taking them outside, putting them near a window, or putting them in a room with a greenhouse roof. At night, the '''Toasty Garden Lamp sans Toast''' can be used to restore the motive. The sunlight need is also somewhat similar to the Power need of [[Servo#The Sims 2|Servos]], though PlantSims do not have to become inactive to replenish it. The "maxmotives" cheat does not replenish this motive.
PlantSims have invisible motives as well: comfort and fun. If these motives are depleted, the PlantSim's mood could be in the red even when sunlight, water and love are completely full. A PlantSim's motives may also glitch
A PlantSim's Love and Water motives are affected by being in the room with a [[Snapdragon Bouquet]].
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==The Sims 3: University Life==
[[File:TS3PlantSimNeeds.png|thumb|260px|The motives panel for a ''University Life'' PlantSim.]]
In ''
While a PlantSim's [[Energy]] need can be satisfied by sleeping in beds, PlantSims can also "photosynthesize" to restore their energy. Unlike ''The Sims 2: Seasons'', in which PlantSims can absorb sunlight while doing other things, this involves a PlantSim burrowing into the ground and becoming a plant. It can only be done outdoors during the day, and will also replenish the Water motive.
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