Lifeplay Instant

: For full guides on creating actions, presets, and scenes, refer to the LifePlay Wiki Modding Guides or the Docs/Modding folder in your game directory.

: Use GeneratePerson(preset1, preset2) to create characters with specific traits like bodybuilder , easterneuropean , or fitness_model .

: As of v4.0, you can use the Real Face Import feature to generate characters based on real photos of yourself or celebrities. LifePlay

// Scene: A stranger invites you for coffee SCENE_START // 1. Generate a person (Temporary NPC) ActorVar = GeneratePerson(fitness_model, twenties) ActorVar.dress() ActorVar.show() "A fit individual in their twenties approaches you on the street." ActorVar(Happy): "Hey! I'm new in town. Do you know where the best coffee is around here? Maybe you could show me?" // 2. Player Choices 0:: "Agree to show them" 1:: "Politely decline" IF 0 "You lead them to a nearby cafe. Your rapport increases!" Player.modifyAttribute(interpersonal, 1) ActorVar.modifyRapport(10) "After an hour of chatting, you exchange numbers." ActorVar.makePermanent() // Person is now a permanent contact ActorVar.setContact() ELSE "You give them directions but decline the invite. They nod and walk away." ENDIF SCENE_END Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Tools for Feature Generation

Below is an example of a simple (a "Social Invitation" scene) that uses standard syntax to generate a new character and trigger an interaction: Example Feature: "The Random Coffee Invite" : For full guides on creating actions, presets,

Since is an open-source, moddable life simulation RPG, "generating a feature" usually refers to writing a new Scene or using built-in functions like GeneratePerson() to create in-game content.

If you are looking to build more complex features, you can utilize these existing game systems: // Scene: A stranger invites you for coffee SCENE_START // 1

: The NPC Distribution & Beauty Standards menu allows you to set how the game automatically generates the population's attractiveness and body types.