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[[File:Firetrap alsimhara.png|thumb|A Sim caught in a fire trap.]]
Fire traps are mechanisms built in the floor or wall of tombs. When activated, the Sim will catch fire and will result in a "Torched" [[moodlet]] and unconsciousness in one hour (3 for Sims with [[daredevil]] trait). The moodlet can be eliminated by soaking in one of the water pools said to be inside the tombs (or using [[Shower in a Can]]). Fire traps can be deactivated and there are two ways to cross this trap safely. The first one is by entering a pool or [[Tomb#Dive Wells|dive well]] before crossing the trap, as it will render the moodlet "Soaked" and make the Sim a fire proof being. The other is by having the Fire-Proof [[Trait (The Sims 3)|trait]].
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=== Electricity Trap===
[[File:Electrictrap champs.png|thumb|left|A Sim caught in an electricity trap.]]
Electricity traps are generally the same as fire traps, but with electricity. The "Soaked" [[moodlet]] cannot prevent damage on a Sim. When failing to cross the electricity trap, the Sim will get shocked by the trap and get the "Singed" moodlet. If the Sim tries again with the moodlet but fails again, the Sim would pass out. A
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=== [[Mummy]] Trap ===
[[File:Mummy's Curse.jpg|thumb|258px|Curse]]
A Mummy Trap will activate when the Sim comes near enough. It may render the Sim Cursed if he loses a fight with the creature set free by the trap. The Curse is lethal if the Sim does not make an attempt to lift it. Mummies can be defeated with a high enough athletic skill.
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===Steam Trap===
[[File:Steamtrap alsimhara.png|thumb|A Sim evades a steam trap.]]
Steam gives Sims the 'soaked' moodlet which makes them immune to fire. A really good puzzler tool - give a Sim a soaking with a steam trap to get past the fire trap. However, if the Sim is wearing a swimsuit they won't be affected by the steam and will not get the 'soaked' moodlet. Soaked moodlet initially gives your Sim a reduced mood.
===Disarming traps===
Sims can attempt to disarm floor traps directly, but doing so carries a risk of failure. A Sim that is [[singed]] will always fail when disarming traps. Floor traps can also be disarmed by having a Sim push [[tomb object|statues]] over the traps, or by inspecting the tomb holes to control the trap.
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===Trivia===
*As Simbots are immune to Fire and Electricity traps, the player would have the [[Simbot]] set off the Fire/Electricity traps and then have the
*If the Trap is placed in a house using Buydebug and the trap is set to Fire Trap. If the Sim is caught in the trap and the player tries to enter Buy/Build Mode, the game will not let you. This is because the game assumes that there is a fire on your lot (Unless the ''Alwaysallowbuildbuy'' cheat is enabled).
*If Electricity traps are set in this manner, there is a chance of a fire starting on the lot when triggered.
==The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure==
===Tomb traps===
Tomb traps are located in the [[Omiscan Temple]] in [[Selvadorada]]. Triggering the wrong switch inside the temple will activate the traps. These traps may:
*Instantly deplete the Sim's [[bladder]] motive, causing them to have an accident;
*Kicks up a swirl of sand around the Sim which reduces a motive, mainly the Hygiene motive.
*Ignites a Sim causing them to catch [[fire]] and die if it is not extinguished quickly.
*Drops a pile of coins which disintegrates, reducing the [[social]] motive of a Sim and becomes sad.
*If given a wrong social interaction to the Omiscan statue, it instantly depletes the social motive.
*Causes a Sim to pass out briefly and be stressed.
*Fire a poison dart at the Sim, which may cause [[Death#The_Sims_4:_Jungle_Adventure|death]] if an antidote is not found in time. The poisoned Sim will have green circles around their body. There is a chance that the Sim avoids the poison dart.
Below is a table showing the various switches inside the Omiscan Temple and its effects on the Sim when the trap is triggered.
{| border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" style="width:500px;" class="article-table"
|-
! scope="col"|Switch Type
! scope="col"|Depletes Bladder
! scope="col"|Swirl of Sand
! scope="col"|Fire
! scope="col"|Pile of Coins
! scope="col"|Depletes Social
! scope="col"|Pass Out
! scope="col"|Fires Poison Dart
|-
|Three spear-welding skeletons
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|No
|No
|No
|Yes
|-
|Four Bowls
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|No
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Omiscan Statue
|Yes
|No
|No
|No
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|Emototional floor pedestal
|Yes
|No
|No
|No
|Yes
|No
|No
|-
|Rotating stack of blocks
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|No
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|-
|Tower with four holes
|Yes
|Yes
|No
|Yes
|No
|Yes
|Yes
|}
===Insect encounters===
There is a chance that insects will attack Sims while they're exploring the Jungle District in Selvadorada.
*Spiders may emerge and bite the Sims. Sims bitten from spiders have a chance of being poisoned.
*Bats may bite and drink the plasma of Sims.
*Bees may come out in swarms and sting Sims. There is a chance of poison from a bee sting.
*Fireflies can indirectly kill Sims by burning them.
*Thunderflies shock Sims
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