The Sim Chronicles For OneNote
$20.00
OneNote Planner & Notebook Template For Sims 2, Sims 3 & 4 Gameplay: COLLECT THE HISTORY OF YOUR SIMS AND THEIR LEGACIES
📜 Build rich lore with a history timeline and templates dedicated to the gossip in town
🎯 Keep track of worlds, locations, households, Sims (living + deceased) and pets
🌳 Document everything about your legacies, from family history, generations, trees and heirloom collections to family memories
📖 Remember your Sims’ stories 💛
This notebook template is
• ♾️ Unlimited - Buy it once, use it again and again for all your Sims and save files.
• 🤸🏾♀️ Cross-platform compatible - You can use this template with the free OneNote app which works on PC, Mac, iOS and Android. If you want, you can even use it with a stylus on tablets.
• 🎬 Well-documented - Access the online guide for video tutorials on how to get started and customize your notebooks.
• ✅ Includes lifetime updates - Whenever I update pages to reflect new packs or add new templates to this planner, you get them for free!
This template is designed to be used in OneNote. You will need to install the free Microsoft OneNote app to use the notebook.
Woah, hold up. I could buy a pack for that money. Is it really worth it?
It’s a one-time payment for templates you can duplicate and use for infinite save files and stories. This OneNote notebook template will be your companion for the hundreds of Sim sessions ahead of you, help you feel more connected to your Sims along the way, and ultimately stick with your save files. 💛
Keeping track of my Sims stresses me out and takes too much time.
The planning pages help give your Sims and gameplay direction, so that you’re not overwhelmed by all the options in the game. Plus, you won’t waste any more time trying to jog your memory when you return to the game, whether it’s after a day or the inevitable bi-monthly hiatus. 😅
What is the difference between the Sim Chronicles for OneNote and the Digital Sim Life Planner?
The biggest difference between the Digital Sim Life Planner (DSLP) and Sim Chronicles for OneNote (SCfO) is where you’ll use them. The DSLP is used on a tablet with a stylus, while the OneNote template is cross-platform compatible, since the free app OneNote it is made for is available on PC, Mac, Android and iOS.
The content is similar for the most part, for example each feature monthly, weekly and daily pages unique to the way time works in the game. They also both have world trackers, Sim profiles and templates for memory albums.
Each planner comes with its own unique templates as well, for example the DSLP has a template to track life stage goals, while the SCfO has more templates geared towards saving lore and family history. SCfO also has templates for The Sims 2 and Sims 3 Sim profiles.
DSLP is probably best for tracking a single family or Sim and especially great for role-playing. SCfO is great if you want to build a Wikipedia-style registry of your Sims and track the history of entire save files.
If I purchase, will you help me if I get stuck on something?
Yes! I’ve created a support hub with tutorials and videos on how to install, set up, and customize your new digital planner. If you need more assistance and have questions, you can always send me a message and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can!
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