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- If you want to absolutely rule out fires:
1. Creating one of the various items from the fridge without a stove (BLT, Garden Salad, Salsa and Chips, Fruit Parfait, Tiramisu, et al).
2. Using a basic grill from a nearby park.
3. Buy a chef station and cook from that, it will never set on fire no matter what.
- Upgrading your stoves but you first need the correct upgrade parts and level in handiness. so either wait for items to break and repair them (try avoid repairing electrical items early on), or buy a woodworking bench and start crafting items for simoleons and skill.
(when the fires starts).
Also, does your lot have the lot trait Cursed?
There are positive lot traits as well like Chef's Kitchen, Homey, Home Studio and Sunny Aspect that can provide positive moodlets to your sim so they are more ready to cook.
The energised mood can allow your sim to cook protein plate and flirty allows you to cook flirty cookies as a bonus if you get those. (flirty can be gained from romancing a sim a bit and checking themselves out in the mirror)
Another thing i had forgotten is the spice festival. it's best to send a sim out that way and they are in just a fine mood, that way after a few game minutes while at the events an inspired moodlet will show up and your cooking level increases quickly from a grill. just keep grilling until you reach level 10.
You'll require the City Living dlc for the spice event as that is found in San Myshuno.
the chance of a fire in the kitchen doesn't go away at lower levels even in a good mood, but the chances of having such an accident at the stove is considerably reduced when in a good mood though.
unfortunately you can't always control however an accident happens, for example if it gets to the part of a day sims all over are generally hungry and play rotational and switch to another household asa sim is cooking on a grill beyond the basic version, a fire could start almost immediately on that grill and you'd have no way to prevent it because this game assigns your sims to do something when you switch into the household from loading and by the time it takes to cancel the order, several seconds have passed by before the sim stops and the order is fully removed.
if you have a fire there a chance your sim will get a fear of fire.
if your sim has a fear of fire the chance of a fire drastically increases.
like it every time you cook so to get around it and get rid of the fear you need to start a fire easy. once the fire starts you need the sim who has a fear of the fire to put out the fire.
now it gotta be the sim with the fear not just any sim or else you keep getting fires.
once that is done your sim will get a moodlet saying they overcame they fear and no more fires every time you cook.
1. you can switch off that fears and wants from the options.
2. you can put out a fire when it happens to overcome the fear.
3. you can buy a reward store potion and have your sim drink it once you got the required satisfaction points from completing aspirations.
4. you can use the console command to simply remove the trait from the sim.
5. you can use a mod to simply remove the trait.
i keep the wants and fears active and remove the fear the moment it shows up with the ui cheats mod, it's a simply right click on the trait in the window and a confirmation. if the wants didn't offer satisfaction points for completing wants i would of had it disabled.
the fear is not a big deal, but finding ways to avoid having a reoccurance has been provided in detail so far.
How do you put out a fire? I don't see a fire extinguisher in the build menu. Thanks for the help.
by default the autonomy has the order to evacuate the sim and run around on the spot on the street but that order can be overridden by clicking it, then find the item that has caused the fire, click it and tell the sim to extinguish the fire.
if you have at least teenagers and older in the household and they are all there, you can exploit it by having them all go out and put the fire out and gain a big confidence moodlet once the fire is out.
As far as I what I have found out so far, the factors that contribute to the increased likelihood of a cooking fire on an unmodded version of the game are the following:
1. Fear of fire trait
2. Low cooking Skill
3. CWI --Cooking While Intense
4. Cursed lot
5. Low quality oven
6. No fire suppression?? Not sure If I have seen anyone explain this.
7. software bug