#theglowworm2008

Girl, I’ve had so many sims get pregnant with WW, it’s ridiculous. I always forget the birth control, lol. So if you’re having trouble getting your sims pregnant with WW, you need to check to see what your pregnancy mode is set to. (I’m not in game right now so I’m trying to remember the names of everything off the top of my head). I think the mode is automatically set to Menstrual Mode so if your sims are having their cycles then you already know which setting is on but just in case it isn’t:

In the WW settings under Sex > Pregnancy Mode, there should be an option for Menstrual Cycle, Simple Mode or to turn it off completely. 

If yours is set to Menstrual Cycle, then there’s a window during each cycle for when your sim can get pregnant. You can click on the toilet and do a fertility test to see what days pregnancy is most likely to occur. 

If it’s on Simple Mode then there’ll be a percentage chance (that you can change) that pregnancy can occur at any time as long as sims aren’t using birth control. If you play with birth control set to realistic mode tho, they can still get pregnant anyway (it happens too, lol.). 

Another subsection in the Sex section should be for birth control. Check those to see what they’re set to. If I remember correctly, for NPCs birth control is set to automatic use by default so pregnancies are less likely to happen between your sim and NPCs. I usually change the setting to moderate use, where some sims use it and some don’t (cause its more realistic).

it’s an annual art challenge that started around a decade ago; its founder publishes a series of daily prompts that any participating artist will then follow, producing one ink drawing per day throughout October. Totally voluntary and ultimately meant to exercise skills and learn valuable techniques through systematic iteration. 

It kinda shifted and changed its parameters with the times, became less rigid, and is generally whatever any given individual decides it to be for themselves. It’s my first time really doing it, so I decided to go the semi-official route; I’m following the founder’s prompts, but I’m using digital inks instead of traditional ones.