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Food Replicator Butler - enabled for all Sims.
Food Replicator Butler - enabled for all Sims.
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The appliance is enabled for children with proper animations.
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Adults using the appliance. Notice that it will be a slight increase on cooking skill.
Uploaded: 24th Jan 2012 at 3:48 PM
This is a completely modified object which is based on the old Sci-fi Food Replicator created by simwardrobe (www.simwardrobe.com).
It has a totally new mesh, that is a Doll, namely a Buttler holding a sort of tray with feet. The doll has the same data as a normal sim, so it uses all the elements that compose a playable sim: face, hair, clothes and accessories. The game would classify it as high poly, but it means nothing because a sim IS a high poly object and a doll doesn't move, so it is not any bigger.
What the object does: well it uses the simwardrobe coding, so it spawns food ready for eating. The difference is that the code was very much improved. It can now be used by all sims including children because I included animations for them. The original code had two options: create group meals or create single meals. In fact to create group meals is buggy and should not be used unless you really want some. I kept the code because it is a pain in the neck to remove it. The interesting is to create only single meals. Why? First it is autonomous and sims will choose self what they want to eat. I made it available only if a sim is really starving, so it won't push your sims to the appliance as soon as you put it in the game. It won't disturb your kitchen rules and sims will cook normally in spite of the presence of the object because the food is taken as soon as it is spawned and most sims can't wait until their hunger motives are that low (-10). Second: children can use it, so they won't starve or stop themselves with muffins if their parents are ripe for the social service visit.
Ah! and I included also an absurd: they will slightly increase their cooking skills (well, maybe the butler confides them his secret recipes!).
Another feature is that, if a sim is a resident and belongs to the current family it will be debited the amount of 6 simoleons for the meal. If the sim is a visitor and/or is not part of the current household (selectable), the appliance will credit 5 simoleons for the meal to the current family. The logic was: if you eat your own meals, you use material and skip the profit for the sale (1 simoleon). If you sell the food you still use material but get an 1 simoleon profit. Good for small business so long your family is not very hungry
The object is recolorable, though I don't see a reason.
All credits go to Simwardrobe. I had only fun. Thanks. Own Guid and won't override.
That's it!
Polygon Counts:
Model has:
2531 vertices
3092 triangles
It is high poly at the same size as a normal sims fully dressed. It is in fact a normal sim just static as doll.
Additional Credits:
credits go to www.simwardrobe.com for the codes and original Food Replicator that was base for this object. You find the simwardrobe Sci-fi Food Replicator at their site in the section "Food Replicators"
It has a totally new mesh, that is a Doll, namely a Buttler holding a sort of tray with feet. The doll has the same data as a normal sim, so it uses all the elements that compose a playable sim: face, hair, clothes and accessories. The game would classify it as high poly, but it means nothing because a sim IS a high poly object and a doll doesn't move, so it is not any bigger.
What the object does: well it uses the simwardrobe coding, so it spawns food ready for eating. The difference is that the code was very much improved. It can now be used by all sims including children because I included animations for them. The original code had two options: create group meals or create single meals. In fact to create group meals is buggy and should not be used unless you really want some. I kept the code because it is a pain in the neck to remove it. The interesting is to create only single meals. Why? First it is autonomous and sims will choose self what they want to eat. I made it available only if a sim is really starving, so it won't push your sims to the appliance as soon as you put it in the game. It won't disturb your kitchen rules and sims will cook normally in spite of the presence of the object because the food is taken as soon as it is spawned and most sims can't wait until their hunger motives are that low (-10). Second: children can use it, so they won't starve or stop themselves with muffins if their parents are ripe for the social service visit.
Ah! and I included also an absurd: they will slightly increase their cooking skills (well, maybe the butler confides them his secret recipes!).
Another feature is that, if a sim is a resident and belongs to the current family it will be debited the amount of 6 simoleons for the meal. If the sim is a visitor and/or is not part of the current household (selectable), the appliance will credit 5 simoleons for the meal to the current family. The logic was: if you eat your own meals, you use material and skip the profit for the sale (1 simoleon). If you sell the food you still use material but get an 1 simoleon profit. Good for small business so long your family is not very hungry
The object is recolorable, though I don't see a reason.
All credits go to Simwardrobe. I had only fun. Thanks. Own Guid and won't override.
That's it!
Polygon Counts:
Model has:
2531 vertices
3092 triangles
It is high poly at the same size as a normal sims fully dressed. It is in fact a normal sim just static as doll.
Additional Credits:
credits go to www.simwardrobe.com for the codes and original Food Replicator that was base for this object. You find the simwardrobe Sci-fi Food Replicator at their site in the section "Food Replicators"
