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    ลำดับตอนที่ #2 : Secret 2 : ปริศนาบุคคลที่คุณอาจไม่เคยเห็นหน้าใน Sims

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    The Sims 1 Crowd Sitter

    It turns out you can get a whole lot of The Sims 1 characters on the screen at once! But then you need some crowd control and coordination.

    Here's an object that I'm developing for The Sims 1 as part of the Simprov wedding playset, and some screen shots of what it does.

    This is the new "Crowd Sitter" object for The Sims 1. Donna and I came up with an idea for an icon to represent this magical crowd control object, which will only be visible in build mode. But for now it looks like an altar.

    I named it "Crowd Sitter", like "baby sitter" but it's for all ages and lots of people at once, and it can also make them stand. It's an essential tool for orchestrating weddings, but it's useful for other purposes like parties and concerts and boxing matches.

    When in play mode, you can turn a Crowd Sitter on and off with a pie menu, and it directs all people to sit down in front of it, or stand up facing it if there aren't any seats left. It has an effective radius of about 7 tiles (more now), with a quarter pie slice shaped footprint. You can strategically deploy as many sitters as you need, to cover all the seats you want people to sit in or areas you want them to stand (like rows of pews in a church or a circle of benches in a stadium). I made a special routing slot that has a maximum size 54 tile footprint (more now), based on the TV set's routing slot, but on steroids.

    I stress tested it by making four of these Crowd Sitter objects, and facing them in different directions, to make people gather around the center in a circular crowd.

    Then I made at least 8 * 20 = 160 people (Sim clones), and turned on all the sitters at once facing outwards, to make them all gather around the center! But of course if there are no seats to sit in, the poor people have to stand.

    In the following scene, I'm cheating by using the faith based initiative "placebo field" (aka Fox News), which is a special effect built into the altar, that supernaturally makes everybody always happy, fills their tummies, drains their bladders, keeps them clean, etc, so they're willing to stand around tirelessly without complaining, for as long as I tell them to, and not questioning anything they're told, while totally believing their government is looking out for them. 





    But what happens when we deprive all these people of Fox News? Let's find out! Now I'll turn off the placebo field and make them stand around for a long time, like Bush made everybody in New Orleans wait for him to finish his vacation and photo opportunities.

    Oh no! Bush said that nobody ever anticipated that anything like this would ever happen! (Or did he get a memo entitled "Katrina Determined to Strike in US"?)

    Now it's night, and everyone has fallen asleep on the floor or standing in their own blue urine.



    Now Karl Rove arrives, to score some political points by praising how well the government is handling the situation. Condi Rice was supposed to be here but she was too busy shoe shopping and being booed on Broadway.



    Rove chants 9/11! 9/11! 9/11! Then he reveals the name of another undercover CIA operative. Nobody notices because they're all asleep in their own filth.



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