Note: The code I use only goes up to ten levels. You can have as few levels as you like (you can definitely only have one level) or as many as you like. If your career has a split branch, it's a good idea to plan those levels out to.

Levels ~ These are the Job Titles for each level of your career.

Ever fancied a new job for your legacy heir but tired of the career already in game? Why not sign up and learn to create your own careers? You won't regret it. Example: Career Creating is an exciting venture into some basic coding.

Job Offer ~ This is the descriptive text shown when your Sim joins your new career.

This will be the alternative GUID name for your career, so keep it simple.

Career Title ~ This is the in-game title of your career.

If you do this step properly and in as much detail as you can then the coding will come along a lot faster later because you'll already have this information written out. This is an incredibly important step for any career creator. Still interested? Then settle down with a notepad and pencil (or a Word document), flex your fingers and get ready to start planning! Don't feel you have to complete it in one day - a career like this sometimes takes me weeks so never give up! Every bug can be fixed or worked around! I'll be splitting this into several posts so you can take a break and come back to the tutorial whenever you like. This will, quite literally, be a cumulative collection of all the knowledge and skills I've developed over the course of more than seven years of creating Sims 3 careers. In this tutorial, I cover everything from my Basic Career Creating tutorial as well as most of the smaller tutorials I've written over the past four years. This will help you to grasp the basic process as you go along and show you exactly how different features work. In this tutorial, we're going to create the Sims 3 Career Creator career, so you can see how to go about doing all these things. In a nutshell, it's for everybody, however simple or complex you want the career to be. This tutorial is designed for the ambitious beginner, the veteran looking to enhance their existing career or simply for someone wanting to develop their career creating skills. However, most tutorials don't cater for the ambitious beginner and it can be easy to feel discouraged if you have to start with a smaller project, far from what you originally wanted to do. So learning how to do it yourself is often the best avenue of approach.

Maybe it's a little complex, or maybe there are people around who can do it but are busy, or not taking requests.

Often the reason for this is because nobody else has done what they're looking for. Many people, when they decide to start a project like this, will have a very ambitious idea in mind. You're interested in creating a career for the Sims 3? That's excellent! Pull up a chair and make yourself some coffee. Creating A Sims 3 Career: The Mega Tutorial

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