For a quarter century now, Maxis has been entertaining us with The Sims, stealthily eating away at our precious time. It’s no wonder then that Electronic Arts (EA) decided to capitalize on this significant milestone by re-releasing not one but two versions of The Sims and The Sims 2. These remastered editions come packed with all DLC and have been optimized for modern computing systems. As you delve into this wave of nostalgia, you might find yourself searching for some cheats to help you navigate the original game once more.
In this updated version of The Sims 1, cheating remains essentially the same as before. You won’t need to tinker with game files or command lines. Instead, when you launch the game, just navigate inside it, and then press Ctrl+Shift+C to open the console where you can input codes. After that, you can enter a code as usual.
Currently, The Sims 4 offers an abundance of various cheats, but compared to The Sims 1, it’s less straightforward. Although the first game has a vast collection of codes for technical manipulations, there are fewer practical cheats available. Interestingly, one of them performs a function that might surprise you. So, let’s delve into it!
| Cheat code | Effect |
|---|---|
| rosebud | 1,000 simoleons |
| set_hour [1-24] | Set time of day, using a 24-hour clock. So, 5 for 5am, and 17 for 5pm. |
| autonomy [1-100] | Set sim autonomy–the higher the number, the more they’ll do what they want |
| sim_speed [1-1000] | Set the speed of Live Mode–800 is default |
| interests | Shows what the selected sim is into |
| freeall | All build items are free |
| visitor_control | Allows you to command other sims on the current lot |
| move_objects on | Allows you to pick up and move any item on the current lot |
Here are three important points to consider regarding this list:
1. The rosebud cheat code itself isn’t particularly valuable, but you can enhance it by appending “;!” at the end. Each additional “;!” you add repeats the effect.
2. For example, if you input “rosebud;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!;!”, you will receive 10,000 simoleons instead of just 1,000 simoleons.
3. Keep in mind that the number of “;!” you add corresponds to the amount of reward you’ll receive–more instances result in a larger payout.
2: You may have deduced from the explanation that the “move_objects” cheat in The Sims 1 doesn’t function identically to the “ignore collisions during build mode” command in The Sims 4. In this case, the command enables you to lift and reposition any object or delete it; it operates on an entirely distinct principle.
To summarize, there is no cheat code in The Sims 1 that immediately fulfills a Sim’s needs. Therefore, you can stop searching through the list repeatedly for such a code as it does not exist in the initial version of the game.
With this, you’re now ready to jump right into The Sims 1, whether you’re revisiting a beloved classic or giving it a try for the very first time. And if you might need them, here’s our comprehensive list of all The Sims 2 shortcuts and cheats.
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2025-02-05 03:09