#Sims 4 interaction mods mod
#Sims 4 interaction mods code

Which unfortunately puts me back at square one, as the scripts still aren't making the interaction show, compiled or It's kind of hard to explain, as there's a lot of detail that can go into it and different things that can be done for different interactions. I've no idea why it's giving that error though.Д®dit: I tried decompiling the file I compiled that got the error and it's all there, intact, so I guess the error didn't actually cause any problems. pyo file anyway, which I tried along with the other one compiled and still no results in-game. I can only assume it's referring to the line 'import services' and if it's getting an error on the first line, I don't know if it's even compiling that file at all, even though it did spit out a. py and figured I'd compile later, but now I'm wondering if it's something as boneheaded simple as that.ДЄlso, I just tried compiling to see if that would get any different results and got this error when I tried to compile the second file: pyo is for performance, so I've been doing testing in. Now that you mention compiling though, I wonder, does the game have issues reading scripts if they are. Self._super_affordances = self._super_affordances + Thanks for the help! I just tried adding those and nothing, unfortunately. Tuning_class = affordance_manager.get(sa_id) Triplis_Child_Play_sa_instance_ids = (13884954916998690505, 'on_add')Дef Triplis_Child_Play_add_super_affordances(original, self):ДЄffordance_manager = services.affordance_manager()ДЇor sa_id in Triplis_Child_Play_sa_instance_ids: Other file (I don't know what you'd call it. Return len(target_argspec.args) = len(new_argspec.args) - 1 New_argspec = inspect.getargspec(new_function)

Target_argspec = inspect.getargspec(target_function) Setattr(target_object, target_function_name, inject(target_function, new_function))Дef is_injectable(target_function, new_function):

Target_function = getattr(target_object, target_function_name) Return new_function(target_function, *args, **kwargs)Дef inject_to(target_object, target_function_name): Injector (named 'triplis_child_play_injector')Дef inject(target_function, _inject(*args, **kwargs):

(I hope I'm not intruding on your thread, pearlbh) editing object_sim directly and putting it in my package file. It only shows up if I use an XML override, i.e.

#Sims 4 interaction mods code

I thought this was the right code for it, but something isn't working because the interaction simply doesn't show up. I'll post them here as well (well, I say 'my scripts,' but they were pretty much copy/paste with ID name changes).Д«asically, I wanted to inject into the list you find in object_sim, the one for interactions that show up when you click on your sim (and don't require another sim to do them). This is kinda lazy since I could look for this stuff myself.I made a post over there with my scripts: Heck, even custom harvestable (heh) plants besides the ones that are compatible with the aforementioned canning table or new recipes would be kinda exciting!ДЄnd I know, I know.

#Sims 4 interaction mods mod

On top of the things mentioned in the title, I'm also open to the idea of new traits! I'm also really curious to see what folks around here think the best emotion-intensifying mod is (think something along the lines of Emotional Inertia) since I'm sure getting more than one would cause problems. I already know about Basemental, Extreme Violence (and everything else on the same Studio of Drama post by proxy), Wicked Whims, MCC and the Canning Table from MTS, for the record. As much as I love CC and Mods, I'm trying to cut back on just getting hundreds of bits of clutter or recolors by mostly going for the practical stuff that can spice up the game for free!