Toy oven: Difference between revisions

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|image = [[File:Rip Co Little Baker Oven TS2TS3.png|235px250px]]

The Little Baker Oven will not have a "Make..." option, but otherwise works much like a normal stove. A child using it may be distracted and walk away while the muffin is baking, inor whichmay simply forget to remove the muffin. In either case, the player will be able to direct the child to get it by clicking on the oven and selecting Get Food. As with food prepared with full-size appliances, if the "Eat" interaction is canceled, the player will be able to direct other Sims to eat the muffin. Also, if ''[[The Sims 2: Seasons]]'' or later is installed, the muffin can be stored as a [[leftover]].

Like other skill toys in ''The Sims 2'', there is no limit to how much skill a Sim can gain by using the Little Baker Oven. If ''[[The Sims 2: FreeTime]]'' is installed, using the Little Baker OverOven builds [[enthusiasm]] for the [[Cuisine]] hobby.

If a child [[birthday|grows up]] while an uncooked bunmuffin is in the oven, the uncooked bunmuffin will remain in the oven indefinitely, as [[teen]]agers cannot use the toy oven. If this happens, andit canwill onlynot be removedpossible to delete the oven except by viausing the [[moveobjects]] cheat.

In ''The Sims 3'', the Little Baker Oven will not raise a child's Cookingcooking skill higher than three points, and those points will not be visible until the Sim starts skilling in Cookingcooking as a [[teen]] or older. The toy oven can produce three unique recipes; a muffin, a pie and a cake. The muffin is the basic recipe and children become able to make pie and cake as their skill increases.

Sims with the [[Childishchildish]] [[Trait (The Sims 3)|trait]] cannot use this toy.

File:Child_chef.jpg|A boy using the toy oven.