Re: Low figures on ACR v1.10.10

Date: 2016-01-11 09:35 pm (UTC)
From: (Anonymous)
Those VV sims I mentioned were ones I'd not done the AUADD on - so yes, they were still working on the Maxis ages; my previous aging mod worked on 1 day = 1 year and I'd got a pregnancy mod to work with it or near enough. The original ACR worked fine with that one as it was close to the "official" sim life-span. This was also true on sims I'd not messed about with in the hood I was actually playing when I noticed the problem.
The moment I did the whole aging malarkey so that they were using your aging mod, the numbers plummeted (or rose in the case of teenagers).

I agree with you on the numbers looking correct on non-aged sims - that's how I worked out that I did have the curve... now to fathom out when it DOES officially start in my game and see if I can push it forward to the right point, whether it be using the labels, BCONs or both. In the meantime I can always let them woohoo and use another mod to make them pregnant if the number rolled is low enough (I'll just make a note of what it SHOULD be and go from there until I get ACR working properly).

Thanks for the reply x
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