The Sims Medieval
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Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Change the color of lights
During furnish mode press "Ctrl+Shift" and scroll over a light. The mouse icon should change to an asterisk-like icon. Click on the light to bring up detailed light options "Turn off light", "Set Intensity", "Change color"
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Enable Testing Cheats
Go to the INI folder in your Sims 3 install directory (Default: C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsThe Sims MedievalGameDataSharedNonPackagedIni) and right click "Commands.ini". Select "properties", and uncheck "Read Only". Not right click again and choose to "Open With..." notepad. Change "TestingCheatsEnabled=0" to "TestingCheatsEnabled=1" (WITHOUT quotation marks). Save this, and if asked to overwrite, choose Yes. Now when you load up the game, you should be able to just click and drag the Hunger/Energy bars left or right to make them full or empty, same with your sim relationship bars. In addition, the "help" console command should give you a list of additional cheats.
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares
Partial Floor Pattern
During Furnish mode select the desired floor pattern from the available floor patterns Press and hold "Shift" while hovering over the active floor Left-click the mouse to place the partial floor pattern This allows the user to place floor patterns in partial sections rather than whole grid squares