Deco Bread as an ingredient
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A leefish forum member asked me if it was possible to make a deco object into an ingredient. I had a go with these cool loaves of bread from Pixelry , the recolours etc should still work (they do in my game).
How the object works:
Set the item for sale on either a home business or an owned community lot.
Sim buys the object from the shop and it goes into the sims inventory (or from the catalogue and pulls it into inventory but that is cheating). On return home, click on the refrigerator and the option stock should be in the menu. Click on stock and then the bread should be available to stock the fridge.
The business lot owner can restock if the item is in their inventory, but the default orange loaf is what is restocked, so it costs an extra 15 simoleons to update the displays in your shop.
Catalog location: appliances/miscellaneous, cost, 24 simoleons (12 food points)
It all seems a bit clunky to me, but maybe someone will like it.
How the object works:
Set the item for sale on either a home business or an owned community lot.
Sim buys the object from the shop and it goes into the sims inventory (or from the catalogue and pulls it into inventory but that is cheating). On return home, click on the refrigerator and the option stock should be in the menu. Click on stock and then the bread should be available to stock the fridge.
The business lot owner can restock if the item is in their inventory, but the default orange loaf is what is restocked, so it costs an extra 15 simoleons to update the displays in your shop.
Catalog location: appliances/miscellaneous, cost, 24 simoleons (12 food points)
It all seems a bit clunky to me, but maybe someone will like it.
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#8
05-11-2020
I love this idea! Is there anything else like it besides bread?
Edit: Just found your tutorial on how to do it so I'll have a go! Thanks
Edit: Just found your tutorial on how to do it so I'll have a go! Thanks
