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In ''[[The Sims]]'', windows would allow a room to be lit during daylight hours, which would improve its [[Environment|room]] score. Starting with ''[[The Sims 2]]'', windows provided more realistic lighting, with light being brighter near windows, and inside lighting shining out through them at night.
In ''The Sims 2'', Sims may spontaneously look out of a window, and with ''[[The Sims 2: Seasons|Seasons]]'', they may look out of a window to react to the weather. Occasionally, very [[Personality|neat]] Sims may spontaneously clean a window. Sims cannot be instructed by the player to do any of these things without the use of mods or cheats
In ''[[The Sims 3]]'', Sims can look into windows if the player clicks the window and selects "Look Through Window". When a Sim is looking through a neighbor's windows, there is a chance that someone inside will catch the peeping Sim and shoo him or her home. This will also cause a drop in the two Sims' relationship. When looking through a neighbor's windows, the inside of the house can be seen as if the Sim was inside. Sims with the [[Insane (The Sims 3)|insane]] and [[neurotic]] [[Trait (The Sims 3)|traits]] may autonomously look through a window, but this has no effect. It simply shows that the Sim has one of those traits.
In ''[[The Sims 4]]'', windows do not grant any form of gameplay and only serve as decoration. However, some apartments in [[San Myshuno]] have the Great View [[lot trait]], which makes Sims receive an [[energized]] "Fantastic View" moodlet when within range of an exterior-facing window.
While most windows are single-storey, ''[[The Sims 2: University]]'' and ''[[The Sims 2: Mansion & Garden Stuff]]'' introduced a few multi-storey windows that span multiple floors.
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