Space rock sims 3

Rocks can be collected in The Sims 3. These are meteorites, space rocks that have fallen from the heavens. They come in three varieties: Tiny, Large and Gigantic 2x3 Space Rock spotted via the telescope using 'Search Galaxy', there will be a message telling the player that a Sim has seen it and where it is on map view it is also possible to find gigantic space rocks in trash cans.

Initial appraisal appears to be based on their weight, so naturally Large Space Rocks are worth more than Tiny Space Rocks.

However, a Sim may Analyze a space rock, which will result in it being one of the below types. Each type may be worth more or less than initial appraisal. Finding half the rocks makes it easier to find the other half, and finding all the rocks results in finding the more expensive ones more often. Rocks can be found using the "Rocks and Gems" setting on the Collection Helper. A Sim may also spot a meteor falling while using the telescope, which will mark its position on the map.

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You may have to wait quite a while for the gems to spawn there, but at least you know where to go to look. These may not be complete spawn locations - they may spawn in more locations than these. The chart below is for the regular gems only. Numbers indicated are the minimum and maximum values per cut. Average profit is listed in parentheses, and the cut with the best average profit per type is in bold. If you just want to know the best cut to use per gem, just look at which one is bolded and shaded.

Using that cut will, on average, give you the highest profit, though this may vary from one particular gem to another. CS Note: All the values in the chart below were recalculated based on the uncut gem values in the original table, with the exception of the three new Supernatural stones which used values from the game files.

After an uncut gem has been kept in your sim's inventory for some time, the sim will become nauseous. Once the sim has become nauseous, you can take the uncut Tiberium out of the sim's inventory and the ore will change into a Large Spire Cut which glows green. You can also get it cut yourself into either a Spire or Heart cut; the spire cut costs , and given 24 hrs will turn into a Large Spire Cut of its own accord.

There should be spawn points and occasionally a merchant in egypt sells it. In both uncut and spire form, it periodically puts off a glowing green "splash" and has a soft "ping" sort of noise that goes off at the same time. In Large Spire Cut form it is incredibly valuable - upwards of 40, simoleons.

The info for Polished Split Cut is below.