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Title: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: Ancient Sim on 2005 August 07, 05:26:18 Don Lothario (resurrected version) got a crush on some woman today. That's all it was, a crush. Yet he immediately gets a "Had an affair with" memory. Trouble is, he doesn't have a committed relationship with anyone apart from Dina (who he was married to) and she's been dead for donkey's years. I don't think getting a crush on someone constitutes betrayal of a long-dead spouse, so how come he got this memory? The only explanation I can think of is that I have a mod in (can't remember whose it is) that keeps marriage lines intact after a spouse dies. I know for a fact that he is still shown as married to Dina in SimPE, but that doesn't alter the fact that she's dead!
Title: Re: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: J. M. Pescado on 2005 August 07, 06:17:23 Hmm. That's interesting. I haven't observed that with the marriage thing in place, but it has been known to occur both with and without that marriages are not cleanly "disconnected". There's actually two forms of "marriage" recognition: A. The family tree line, and B. The "married" bit set in relationships. The game GENERALLY tests for the marriage bit, not the family tree, and the marriage bit not being properly disconnected has been known to block remarriage attempts. However, this is a mysteriously unexplained bug, as it doesn't happen consistently and the sticky-marriage effect did not appear in testing of the marriage line hack.
Title: Re: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: gali on 2005 August 07, 10:27:26 I have this hack too, it's "marriage post-mortum" of JM:
"Marriage Post-Mortum (v1b) for TS2 v1.0-v1.0p2 & TS2U v1.0 Made by: Flying Fish Systems (J. M. Pescado) Special Thanks To: Quaxi, for writing SimPE Congratulations to: Draklixa! INSTRUCTIONS: Place in your MYDOCU~1\EAGAME~1\THESIM~1\DOWNLO~1 directory. FIXES: The marriage "spouse" line is no longer automatically disconnected after death. The surviving partner may remarry as usual, which will correctly connect the line to the new partner and disconnect the old one, but unless the survivor remarries, when he dies, their marriage line will still show as connected on the family tree, like those of the deceased Maxian families. COMPATIBILITY: This hack is fully compatible with all FFS hacks. Tested for TS2 v1.0-v1.0p2 and TS2U v1.0. SIDE EFFECTS: May cause computer damage, incontinence, explosion of user's head, coma, death, and/or halitosis." Title: Re: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: themaltesebippy on 2005 August 08, 00:14:55 I hate this glitch! It doesn't seem to matter if you have JM's hack or not becauee I have it and I have alot of couples in my town and some can remarry ok and others have the 'had an affiar' bs when spouse dies. All you can do it fix it in SimPE and throw a tantrum* (not required) :P
Title: Re: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: veilchen on 2005 August 08, 00:17:39 All you can do it fix it in SimPE and throw a tantrum* (not required) :P But extremely refreshing and satisfying :D G. Title: Re: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: Ancient Sim on 2005 August 08, 03:07:33 Hmm. That's interesting. I haven't observed that with the marriage thing in place, but it has been known to occur both with and without that marriages are not cleanly "disconnected". There's actually two forms of "marriage" recognition: A. The family tree line, and B. The "married" bit set in relationships. The game GENERALLY tests for the marriage bit, not the family tree, and the marriage bit not being properly disconnected has been known to block remarriage attempts. However, this is a mysteriously unexplained bug, as it doesn't happen consistently and the sticky-marriage effect did not appear in testing of the marriage line hack. So even with your mod (now that I know it's yours), the "married bit" shouldn't be ticked, only the family tree? In other words, the relationship shouldn't show ticks in the married box and they shouldn't show as spouses?Title: Re: Doing the Dirty on a Dead Spouse? Post by: J. M. Pescado on 2005 August 08, 03:18:03 Right, they shouldn't be ticked as married.
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