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The next difference is some of the products crafted. These objects are not included in the table above because they function differently. The first object is your own clothes, available at silver talent badge. Basically, select ''Make One...Clothing'' then select the type of clothing to make. You are then given an interface similar to the purchase clothing one. You can then create any of the outfits that you are shown. As well each outfit costs $120 to make and clothes cannot be created ruined. Once created, the clothes are added to your sims inventory. Once there, they can be sold for $400 or added to the wardrobe where you can wear them like any other outfir. As well, there are four unique outfits that you can make that can't be bought. | The next difference is some of the products crafted. These objects are not included in the table above because they function differently. The first object is your own clothes, available at silver talent badge. Basically, select ''Make One...Clothing'' then select the type of clothing to make. You are then given an interface similar to the purchase clothing one. You can then create any of the outfits that you are shown. As well each outfit costs $120 to make and clothes cannot be created ruined. Once created, the clothes are added to your sims inventory. Once there, they can be sold for $400 or added to the wardrobe where you can wear them like any other outfir. As well, there are four unique outfits that you can make that can't be bought. | ||
The gold talent badge product is customised clothing. This is basically clothes that you design the patterns for. First select to create the object like other craftables. You have to choose the age and gender of the product first. Then you are presented with an interface. Each outfit has three areas to select the patterns for. You'll know which area is which by looking at the colour that the number for the clothes area is and matching it up with the region on the dummy. Customised clothing functions just like other created clothes. | The gold talent badge product is customised clothing. This is basically clothes that you design the patterns for. First select to create the object like other craftables. You have to choose the age and gender of the product first. Then you are presented with an interface. Each outfit has three areas to select the patterns for. You'll know which area is which by looking at the colour that the number for the clothes area is and matching it up with the region on the dummy. Customised clothing functions just like other created clothes. | ||
===Round and Round Model Train Set=== | |||
*Price: $1,750 | |||
*Initial Depreciation: $262 | |||
*Daily Depreciation: $175 | |||
*Depreciation Limit: $700 | |||
*Need Effects: Fun 10, Environment 2 | |||
*Hobby: Tinkering | |||
*Rooms: Living | |||
*Community Sort: Miscellaneous | |||
The train table can be played with by children and older. It is fully customisable and allows you to deal with interesting combinations of elements. Interactions include: | |||
*Add...: The train set starts out as a flat landscape. You can choose from five different elements to add to the train table. These are: | |||
**Mountain | |||
**Signs | |||
**Towns | |||
**Trees | |||
**Water | |||
Three of these elements have four stages: None, Small, Medium and Large. You don't have to get each element to large if you don't want to. But if you want to reach a specific stage, you'll have to watch your sims. Sims will continue adding the element until the element has reached the Large stage. The mountain and lake only have two stages; either they're there or they're not. There is no in between. | |||
*Ask to Help Add/Help Add: More than one sim can join adding an element to the train set. Only one element can be added at a time. | |||
*Remove: If an element seems too large or you don't like it any more, you can remove it from the train set. | |||
*Operate: Sim starts the train table and watches as it runs across the table. | |||
*Watch: Sim watches train as it runs across the table. | |||
For sims that have reached tinkering level 10, they'll actually hear train sounds as if they were really at a train station. | |||
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