I'd just be happy with the person Annie invites for a "sleepover" actually staying the night

Quote from: dalzomo on Feb 19, 2024, 04:12 PMI'd just be happy with the person Annie invites for a "sleepover" actually staying the night

I can actually try to make that happen. The schedulers are an issue. And a NPC won't sleep in a bed that isn't theirs, so you'd have to temporarily make it theirs... tricky.
 I think it's somewhere in the DB, but I have to look at how to access it.

Speakign of which, when mother+daughter end up in a relationship, shoudln't they start sharing a bed?

Quote from: ElPresidenete on Feb 22, 2024, 09:52 AMwhen mother+daughter end up in a relationship, shoudln't they start sharing a bed?

That would be a nice touch.
If that family has a father, that could causes issues... Which might lead to a whole questline.
I know this would be nonsense in single-parent families but it would still be neat.

Quote from: ElPresidenete on Feb 22, 2024, 09:52 AM

Quote from: dalzomo on Feb 19, 2024, 04:12 PMI'd just be happy with the person Annie invites for a "sleepover" actually staying the night

I can actually try to make that happen. The schedulers are an issue. And a NPC won't sleep in a bed that isn't theirs, so you'd have to temporarily make it theirs... tricky.
 I think it's somewhere in the DB, but I have to look at how to access it.

Speakign of which, when mother+daughter end up in a relationship, shoudln't they start sharing a bed?

Their bed is a property. Changing it is easy. The trick is changing back -- I'd save their true bed to a DB table to do so.

The pregnancy mod assigns bed to children when they become NPCs, so you can check what it does. It should be in PersonAttachedEvents\Principal\Pregnancy, probably birth.

I don't know if it is possible or not but maybe a select all button in the teacher assignments tab.
(The tab where you select which classes the teachers should teach)

Quote from: Reinyn on May 18, 2024, 02:06 PMI don't know if it is possible or not but maybe a select all button in the teacher assignments tab.
(The tab where you select which classes the teachers should teach)

That seems like it would be a bad idea. While you can, potentially, build all the teachers up to be expert in every subject, it's a lot more efficient, particularly early on, to have teachers specialise so they can rapidly build their expertise in a small number of subjects.

Having a button to make it easier to make a bad choice in the game strikes me as poor design - actively setting a trap for the player.

Quote from: grey_shadow on Today at 12:56 AM

Quote from: Reinyn on May 18, 2024, 02:06 PMI don't know if it is possible or not but maybe a select all button in the teacher assignments tab.
(The tab where you select which classes the teachers should teach)

That seems like it would be a bad idea. While you can, potentially, build all the teachers up to be expert in every subject, it's a lot more efficient, particularly early on, to have teachers specialise so they can rapidly build their expertise in a small number of subjects.

Having a button to make it easier to make a bad choice in the game strikes me as poor design - actively setting a trap for the player.

Could you please explain to me how the teachers build up their skills? Honestly i normally just select all classes for each teacher but i don't really know what the benefits and drawbacks are for that choice. To me it just seems easier that way because you have more options for lessons to give.