New Sim Statistics:
Fire Challenges – This stat tracks how often a sim successfully completes the Fire Challenge on the Rock Climbing Wall from Fitness Stuff.
Chess Matches Won – This stat tracks how many chess matches a sim has won.
Flower Arrangements – This stat tracks how many flower arrangements a sim has made, using the Flower Arranging Table from Seasons.
Diapers Changed – This stat tracks how many diapers a sim has changed.
Plopsy Sales – This stat tracks how many sales a sim has made on Plopsy, from Nifty Knitting.
Canning – This stat tracks how many times a sim has canned produce. Cottage Living is required for canning.
Wishes Made – This stat tracks how many times a sim has made a wish on the wishing well from Romantic Gardens.
Super Efficient Baby Care – This stat tracks how many times a sim has used the Super Efficient Baby Care interaction from the Parenthood Pack.
Beach Treasure Found – This stat tracks how many times a sim finds treasure when beachcombing or diving. Island Living pack is required.
Fights Had – This stat tracks how many fights a sim has had.
Artifacts Authenticated – This stat tracks how many artifacts a sim has authenticated, using the archaeology table from Jungle Adventures.
Voodoo Done – This stat tracks how many times a sim has used a voodoo doll to perform voodoo.
Paintings Sold – This stat tracks how many paintings a sim has sold.
Explored Space – This stat tracks how many times a sim has used the rocket ship to explore space.
Fish Caught – This stat tracks how many fish a sim has caught.
Published Books – This stat tracks how many books a sim has published.
($1000) Donations Made – This stat tracks how many $1000 donations a sim has made.
Volunteered – This stat tracks how many times a sim has volunteered.
Compatibility
The expansion packs listed are not required to use the mod, if you do not have a particular expansion pack, the stat will still appear in the list of new stats, it just will stay at 0. All xml files are new and so they should not conflict with any other mods.
