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DarkestToaster Dec 9, 2018 @ 7:49am
Too Hot
All my sims ever are since installing the " Seasons " DLC I can't even play the game because of my sims being either too hot, does anyone know other ways to cool them off other then water, jusice and/or swimming because all three of those aren't working.

If anyone could also provide me a link to a site with air conditioner mod download that'd be great too.
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DarkestToaster Dec 9, 2018 @ 7:52am 
Originally posted by Pup505:
you could just keep them inside for summer, or make summer shorter. or just disable summer as a whole.
if this isn't what you'er loking for then sorry.

It's fall they're getting hot in
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whitemoongurl Dec 9, 2018 @ 9:56am 
Going inside for a simhour or so usually cools them off again. Also, if you're not adverse to using mods, Nraas's Tempest mod could help with that.
Last edited by whitemoongurl; Dec 9, 2018 @ 9:56am
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NetPCDoc Dec 9, 2018 @ 1:17pm 
Might be a way for your Sims to tell you they would appreciate having a (swimming) pool?
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DarkestToaster Dec 9, 2018 @ 2:08pm 
Originally posted by NetPCDoc:
Might be a way for your Sims to tell you they would appreciate having a (swimming) pool?

I got 2
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DarkestToaster Dec 9, 2018 @ 2:09pm 
Originally posted by carlystur:
Going inside for a simhour or so usually cools them off again. Also, if you're not adverse to using mods, Nraas's Tempest mod could help with that.

any chance you got a link??
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cruinne Dec 9, 2018 @ 2:16pm 
Typing NRaas Tempest into google leads right to it: https://www.nraas.net/community/Tempest
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igazor Dec 9, 2018 @ 4:26pm 
Are they really inside already though when this happens? If you have a break in your home's roofing, it's been known to let rain and snow inside. Seems reasonable that the same could happen for hot/cold temperatures so perhaps your sims aren't cooling off (or warning up in the winter) when inside as they should because the game, in part, is still seeing them as "outside."
Last edited by igazor; Dec 9, 2018 @ 4:27pm
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mantovannni Dec 10, 2018 @ 12:50am 
Try going on to the buy menu and in the outdoor section, there is a sun parsol you can buy to protect from the Sun, maybe that helps?
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Skye Chambers Dec 10, 2018 @ 8:28am 
It's hot in the fall? Must be global warming! ( Just kidding, if you use cheats, you can change the temperature, season, or weather by holding down shift then clicking the ground) If you do not cheat then you should invest your sims' lifetime happiness points in the "Climatron Control Unit". It's expensive and you use it too much, then you might get struck by lighting, but it can make it snow in the summer! (I used it once on a summer day that was 103 degrees, I used the "Climatron Control Unit" then when it was snowing at -3 degrees!) If neither of these work then good luck trying the fix that massive hole in the ozone layer! :steamhappy:
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DarkestToaster Dec 10, 2018 @ 9:16am 
Originally posted by igazor:
Are they really inside already though when this happens? If you have a break in your home's roofing, it's been known to let rain and snow inside. Seems reasonable that the same could happen for hot/cold temperatures so perhaps your sims aren't cooling off (or warning up in the winter) when inside as they should because the game, in part, is still seeing them as "outside."

yes they are inside the house and no breaks because I used auto roof plus I got air conditioners in every room
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DarkestToaster Dec 10, 2018 @ 1:14pm 
Originally posted by mantovannni:
Try buying a parasol from the buy menu in the outdoor section and giving them to your characters.

use a parasol indoors?
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