Auto cheats and alias for cheats |
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Create the file with automatic cheatJust create with Notepad a text file with the cheats you use most frequently, writing exactly what you entered in the cheat console window, save it as userStartup.cheat and place it in the folder My Documents \ EA GAMES \ The Sims 2 \ Config. Note: Please note, windows tend to name all files created with Notepad as a. txt. Check, if you rename the file by removing the bottom. txt . (.cheat is the file type, if you save as a .txt the game doesn't recognize it!If you do not see it but the file is identified by a notebook, check page file extensions Create alias for the cheatYou might feel awkward to set up the cheat so that they are active by default, but want something that makes your life easier. Often, the tricks are strings semi-nonsense and very long ... but there is a solution: you can create an alias for each trick, or his nicknamedefine it, which you can retrieve it. For example, think of moveObjects cheat on which is often used ... We could call mo. Do you like the idea? Well, some of you already know how.
aliasCheVoleteDare alias "NomeDelCheatNelGioco" "description" "descrizione2"
alias mo "moveObjects on" "Allows you to move the objects in use" ""
mo-alias "moveObjects off" "Disables the ability to move the objects in use" "" aka snap "boolProp snapObjectsToGrid false""It's moving objects without the constraints of the grid" "" snap-alias "boolProp snapObjectsToGrid true" "Restore the constraint of the grid" "" alias r45 "boolprop allow45DegreeAngleOfRotation true" "Allows you to rotate objects in 45gradi" "" r45-alias "boolprop constrainFloorElevation true" "Disables the ability to rotate objects 45gradi" "" If you want a little help please download an example of userStartup.cheat, you will find this file in the aliases listed above, plus some others. |