Sims 2 temperature cheat

Since people can not change the weather they have adapted by changing the immediate environment. Examples are housing, air conditioning, heating and clothing. Although people can not change the weather they can change the climate.

Carbon emissions and greenhouse gases contribute to changing the climate. Hit Esc and go to Game Options. You can change the season length, rain options, snow options and if Sim will be affected by temperature.

From StrategyWiki, the video game walkthrough and strategy guide wiki. Table of Contents The Sims 2. Social Interactions. Build Mode. Buy Mode. The Sims 2: University. New Objects. The Sims 2: Nightlife. The Sims 2: Open for Business. The Sims 2: Pets. The Sims 2: Seasons. The Sims 2: Bon Voyage. Vacation Destinations. The Sims 2: FreeTime. When selected, a Sim, regardless of life state , has an internal temperature meter that resembles a small thermometer.

This does not show the Sim's exact temperature, but does let the player see which zone it's in. When the Sim's temperature is in the comfortable zone, the meter is green, and is in the middle of the gauge.

When the Sim becomes cold, the meter turns blue and drops. When he or she becomes hot, it turns red and rises. When the Sim becomes very cold or very hot, the meter will drop or rise again, and seem to glow. Sims will also have visible reactions to being cold or hot. Cold Sims will occasionally shiver a little, and may appear "rosy-cheeked". Very cold Sims will shiver more often and more severely, and their skin will have a bluish tone. Hot Sims will occasionally show "it's too hot" reactions, such as wiping their brows, and their skin may appear to be slightly red.

When Sims become very hot, their "it's too hot" reactions will be more frequent and severe, and their skin will be very red. This resembles sunburn and is often assumed to be sunburn.

Players should note that the game may lag when a Sim's skin changes tone as a result of internal temperature.

Sims will freeze when their internal temperature reaches , and will collapse from heatstroke if it reaches Sims will not die from this unless their hunger motive becomes completely depleted before they recover or are revived. However, there is a chance that seriously overheated Sims will spontaneously combust. The Seasons patch makes this less likely. It has been reported that other life states cannot freeze, suffer heatstroke, or combust, even if they can reach the necessary temperatures.

Only normal Sims can experience the full range of internal temperatures. Pets do not have internal temperatures, but outdoor temperatures and weather will affect how appealing the outdoors are to them. Servos and zombies have internal temperatures that never vary. Other life states have their own temperature ranges, which stop short of one or both extremes.

Temperature in The Sims 3: Seasons uses real-world scales, and can be set to display in either Fahrenheit or Celsius. As in its predecessor, temperature has positive or negative effects on Sims and causes visual changes to the environment. Sims will not be affected by temperatures in the mild range, as that is considered to be the comfortable range. When the temperature climbs into the warm or hot ranges, Sims will receive moodlets related to high temperatures.