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Sophie-David: /* How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2 */

2014-07-08T21:10:31Z

‎How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2

Sophie-David: /* How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2 */

2014-07-08T20:37:15Z

‎How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2

Sophie-David: /* How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2 */

2014-07-08T20:35:46Z

‎How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2

Sophie-David at 20:00, 8 July 2014

2014-07-08T20:00:55Z

Sophie-David at 19:00, 8 July 2014

2014-07-08T19:00:39Z

Sophie-David at 18:50, 8 July 2014

2014-07-08T18:50:03Z

Sophie-David at 18:48, 8 July 2014

2014-07-08T18:48:33Z

Sophie-David at 18:46, 8 July 2014

2014-07-08T18:46:39Z

Sophie-David at 18:43, 8 July 2014

2014-07-08T18:43:45Z

Sophie-David at 18:40, 8 July 2014

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 I have noticed that the Environmental score of decorative objects is often listed as high as 10 but the price does not correspond to this rating. As far as I have been able to determine the actual environmental effect of an object is ''only'' determined by its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Price]] in conjunction with its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|OBJD Niceness Multiplier]], whereas the catalogue Environment score number has no tangible effect. In other words the score as shown in the Buy Mode catalogue is only a guide for the player but it does not actually affect a Sim's environment (room) motive.
-To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown in the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Ratings|OBJD Catalog Ratings]] section.
+To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the "ratingRoom" value as shown in the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Ratings|OBJD Catalog Ratings]] section.
-To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as shown under the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Catalog Price]] section. The ratingRoom value can then be adjusted to correspond to this [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Catalog Price]].
+To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as specified by the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Catalog Price]]. The "ratingRoom" value can then be adjusted to correspond to the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Catalog Price]].
-''The following list of Basegame decorative objects can be used as a guide for setting the ratingRoom value to a number that is approriate to its catalogue price.''
+''The following list of Basegame decorative objects can be used as a guide for setting the "ratingRoom" value to a number that is approriate to its catalogue price.''
 ==='''Environment Score vs Cost'''===

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 =='''How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2'''==
-I have noticed that the Environmental score of decorative objects is often listed as high as 10 but the price does not correspond to this rating. As far as I have been able to determine the actual environmental effect of an object is ''only'' determined by its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD's Price]] in conjunction with its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|OBJD Niceness Multiplier]], whereas the catalogue Environment score number has no tangible effect. In other words the score as shown in the Buy Mode catalogue is only a guide for the player but it does not actually affect a Sim's environment (room) motive.
+I have noticed that the Environmental score of decorative objects is often listed as high as 10 but the price does not correspond to this rating. As far as I have been able to determine the actual environmental effect of an object is ''only'' determined by its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Price]] in conjunction with its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|OBJD Niceness Multiplier]], whereas the catalogue Environment score number has no tangible effect. In other words the score as shown in the Buy Mode catalogue is only a guide for the player but it does not actually affect a Sim's environment (room) motive.
-To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown in the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Ratings|OBJD's Catalog Ratings]] section.
+To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown in the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Ratings|OBJD Catalog Ratings]] section.
-To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as shown under the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD's Catalog Price]] section. The ratingRoom value can then be adjusted to correspond to this [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD's Catalog Price]].
+To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as shown under the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Catalog Price]] section. The ratingRoom value can then be adjusted to correspond to this [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD Catalog Price]].
 ''The following list of Basegame decorative objects can be used as a guide for setting the ratingRoom value to a number that is approriate to its catalogue price.''

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 =='''How to Set a Decorative Object's Environmental Rating in the Sims 2'''==
-I have noticed that the Environmental score of decorative objects is often listed as high as 10 but the price does not correspond to this. As far as I have been able to determine the actual environmental effect of an object is ''only'' determined by its price, whereas the catalogue Environment score number has no effect. In other words the score as shown in the Buy Mode catalogue is only a guide for the player but it does not actually affect a Sim's environment (room) motive.
+I have noticed that the Environmental score of decorative objects is often listed as high as 10 but the price does not correspond to this rating. As far as I have been able to determine the actual environmental effect of an object is ''only'' determined by its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD's Price]] in conjunction with its [[OBJD#RAW Data - Miscellaneous|OBJD Niceness Multiplier]], whereas the catalogue Environment score number has no tangible effect. In other words the score as shown in the Buy Mode catalogue is only a guide for the player but it does not actually affect a Sim's environment (room) motive.
-To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown under the "RAW Data - Catalog Ratings" heading on the [[OBJD]] resource page in this Wiki.
+To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown in the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Ratings|OBJD's Catalog Ratings]] section.
-To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as shown under the "RAW Data - Catalog Price" heading on the [[OBJD]] resource page. The ratingRoom value can then be adjusted to correspond to this price.
+To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as shown under the [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD's Catalog Price]] section. The ratingRoom value can then be adjusted to correspond to this [[OBJD#RAW Data - Catalog Price|OBJD's Catalog Price]].
 ''The following list of Basegame decorative objects can be used as a guide for setting the ratingRoom value to a number that is approriate to its catalogue price.''

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 I have noticed that the Environmental score of decorative objects is often listed as high as 10 but the price does not correspond to this. As far as I have been able to determine the actual environmental effect of an object is ''only'' determined by its price, whereas the catalogue Environment score number has no effect. In other words the score as shown in the Buy Mode catalogue is only a guide for the player but it does not actually affect a Sim's environment (room) motive.
-To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown under the "RAW Data - Catalog Ratings" heading on the http://simswiki.info/wiki.php?title=OBJD resource page in this Wiki.
+To set the Environmental score that is displayed in the catalogue, use SimPE to adjust the '''ratingRoom''' value as shown under the "RAW Data - Catalog Ratings" heading on the [[OBJD]] resource page in this Wiki.
 To actually cause an object to significantly improve a room's environment, adjust its price to an appropriately high value, as shown under the "RAW Data - Catalog Price" heading on the http://simswiki.info/wiki.php?title=OBJD resource page. The ratingRoom value can then be adjusted to correspond to this price.

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 ''The following list of Basegame decorative objects can be used as a guide for setting the ratingRoom value to a number that is approriate to its catalogue price.''
-==='''Environment Score vs Cost
+==='''Environment Score vs Cost'''===
 '''===
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 |  5 ||  §700 || 0x4C637E17 || Bangpae Yeon
 |-
 ! 6
-|  §900 || 0x2C7B5516 || Exotic (Non)Screen
+|  §800 || 0xBCCA44AB || Transcendence
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 ! 7

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 ''The following list of Basegame decorative objects can be used as a guide for setting the ratingRoom value to a number that is approriate to its catalogue price.''
-===''''''===
+==='''Environment Score vs Cost
-{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:300px; height:200px;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:500px; height:200px;"
-|+ Environment Score vs Cost
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 ! Score
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 |  1 ||  §120 || 0xCC6CC226 || Red vs. Blue Oil Portrait
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-|  2 ||  §150 || 0xAC80A424 || Chinese Opera Mask
+! 2
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 |  2 ||  §200 || 0x8CC50511 || Musee Public 'Collection Sculpture'
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 |  2 ||  §333 || 0xAC75B83B || Fruitless Fig Tree
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-|  3 ||  §335 || 0x8C7B340C || Floor-Length Tieback Curtains
+! 3
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 |  3 ||  §350 || 0x6CDB8991 || Rainy Day Main Street
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 |  3 ||  §425 || 0xECD8C479 || SimCity at Night
 |-
-|  4 ||  §475 || 0x0CD8C44B || Suspense
+! 4
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 |  4 ||  §500 || 0x8CA69948 || Ancient Transport Urn
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 |  4 ||  §600 || 0xACC50126 || In the Beginning
 |-
-|  5 ||  §650 || 0xECDA1186 || Winter Blossoms
+! 5
 |-
 |  5 ||  §700 || 0x4C637E17 || Bangpae Yeon
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 |  6 ||  §800 || 0xBCCA44AB || Transcendence
 |-
-|  6 ||  §900 || 0x2C7B5516 || Exotic (Non)Screen
+! 6
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-|  7 || §1000 || 0x2CDA0DCC || Bella Squared
+! 7
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-| 10 || §1500 || 0x8C6CC5AC || Immobile Chimes Mobile in Steel
+! 10
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 | 10 || §1500 || 0xCCDA18FA || The Meaning of Fruit

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 ===''''''===
-{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:right; width:200px; height:200px;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:300px; height:200px;"
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 ! Name
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-|  0 ||   §12 || 0x4CA170EB || Shocking Pink Flamingo
+!  0
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-|  1 ||   §30 || 0x6C75B8BD || Frost de Fieur Bud Vase
+! 1
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 |  1 ||   §35 || 0x0CDA10DE || Waderfall