Baby Gender & Maternity Leave

Sep 07, 2009 19:05

Hi! I looked through the tags, but couldn't find what I was looking for!

With Pescado's Awesome Mod (or possibly the EA patch, I can't remember) eating things containing apples or watermelons don't predict the baby's gender, but eating the raw fruits themselves will. However, I have noticed that I automatically get a girl UNLESS I make my sim eat a ( Read more... )

babies, pregnancy, genetics

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nameless_cricke September 8 2009, 01:11:40 UTC
The change with the fruit was done via the patch. I'm not sure why you are getting all of one gender, unless EA broke something, or it's just the luck of the draw.
I believe that I have had mixed gender births but I didn't have the patch at that time, nor did I play with the fruit meals to affect genders at all.

Pescado's backtowork should still be working. I'm sure that plenty of people would have been complaining otherwise. Have you tried with and without debug on maybe?

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ao_kiddo September 8 2009, 13:52:35 UTC
I think I am going to experiment some more with the births and see what happens, but every single set of multiples I have had are either all boys or all girls.

As far as the "back to work" feature, think it's just me and need to enable that feature and re-download it. Thanks :D

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arelenriel September 8 2009, 11:06:36 UTC
There are certain things that are not set to default with Awesomemod one of them is the Backtowork feature. You have to go to the page with the Awesomemod on it- click on the AwesomeConfig Tool button and set up what you want to be enabled in your configuration for Awesomemod. Then save this config in .pkg format to your C:Program Files/Electronic Arts/Sims 3/Mods/Packages file.

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ao_kiddo September 8 2009, 13:44:11 UTC
Ooohhh...Thanks! I customized certain things, but I may have overlooked that one. I will remove the one I have and re-download it.

Also, icon ♥ He is so hot, even as he gets older. I could listen to him talk about organic chemistry or something as equally dry all day long.

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