July 2019
I just got Sims 4 so I'm playing catch up, I apologize in advance. I went through my original game ( Beaumont) to create a new family (McClellen) in the same "universe" bc I didn't want to re-place community lots again. The McClellen family is under a new save now and I save the Beaumont family before I even started this so when I open that game the McClellens are not there and in the McClellen game the Beaumonts are there and aging. My question quite simply is that ok to do? Do I need to start a whole new game and put all those lots down again? I can always go back and play my original family correct? I'm really just trying to avoid making the Simverse again. Thanks for any advice
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July 2019 - last edited July 2019
@epdaly11 Many players do just that - they save a new game for each household they play. You could also save the favorite homes/lots that you have to add to certain lots in your library and just add them to the new game to the new lot. If you wanted to make an identical copy of the game you are in and just do some changes in it for the new save, this is also possible. For instance...
I have a game save that I build in and it is my currently active game. Let's say I named this game save "Build Testing". If I loaded my main screen and clicked the big arrow it would load it, because it is the last game I was playing. But... if I want I can do the following...
July 2019
@epdaly11 You can save your sims into households in your library and then access them and download/place them in homes or lots in your new game save. You can also do this with lots from one of your saves to the other:
Hope this helps. Please let me know if I need to clarify any of this.
July 2019
July 2019 - last edited July 2019
@epdaly11 Many players do just that - they save a new game for each household they play. You could also save the favorite homes/lots that you have to add to certain lots in your library and just add them to the new game to the new lot. If you wanted to make an identical copy of the game you are in and just do some changes in it for the new save, this is also possible. For instance...
I have a game save that I build in and it is my currently active game. Let's say I named this game save "Build Testing". If I loaded my main screen and clicked the big arrow it would load it, because it is the last game I was playing. But... if I want I can do the following...
July 2019
Oh thank you so much!!! That is the best idea ever I appreciate it so much...and also duh should have thought of that lol thanks again!!!!
July 2019
@epdaly11 I'm so happy this is what you were looking for, and I hope you have a lot of fun in your new 'sim worlds'! Happy simming! :eahigh_file: