You can quickly change their outfits to a basic suit or black dress in the new servant pie menu (you know how crazy NPCs can look sometimes) They should clean/repair/ect autonomously (they will usually read if they have nothing to do). Royal Residence Lot Trait: This lot trait will automatically spawn servants everyday at 5am who should stay until around 7pm.If you buy firework batteries from a stall or debug mode, then guests will set these off in the last quarter of the event).
Please check the traits to make sure.(This event is pretty simple, guests should sit down and chat, heir will practise their speech if you have Get Famous, and then you can trigger the succession speech at anytime by clicking on the interaction on the pedestal. Once the speech has completed, you should receive a screenslam and notification that your heir is now monarch. Sidenote: you may want to make your sim stand close to the crown before choosing the interaction from it as sometimes they can stand far away. You should also be greeted by pop ups during the speech. Once started, make sure you have bought the ‘ Coronation Pedistal’ from build mode so your heir can give a speech through it and accept the crown. Coronation Event: Another event start-able from the phone, this requires an heir.Whilst choosing sims for this event, there will be 2 monarch options, one for a Monarch made in CAS and one for a Monarch who has succeeded the throne in game, you don’t need to fill both positions, just whichever your Monarch falls under. So, it only has four air:glass interfaces (compared to an Artar or WF Ektar that have eight air:glass interfaces and benefit much more from coating).Audience event: An event which can be started through the phone where concerned citizens will come and you can ask them what their concern is (in a new custom pie menu called ‘Audience’.)Īfter asking them, you will be greeted with a question pop up. Although coating reduces flare and increases contrast, uncoated Dagors are perfectly usable. I've even seen one in a box that contained a little slip of paper stating that it had been coated by Burke and James. I have seen genuine Goerz lenses that were retrocoated by B&J.
If it was retrocoated, the coating (and shutter mounting for that matter) may have been done by B&J. So, if it is coated (it doesn't look like it is in the attached photo, but it's impossible to tell for sure form a small jpeg image), it was coated years later - possibly at the same time the lens was mounted in the shutter. Also, the date of manufacture of the lens pre-dates commercially viable coating technology by many years. As others have stated, the shutter is not original. The specific lens pictured in this thread is definitely decades older than the shutter it is presently mounted in. There may have been other permutations, especially in the very early years of the American Goerz company, but those are the main ones I know of off the top of my head.Īs I stated above, any Dagors assembled from loose elements by Burke and James are labeled as "BERLIN DAGOR" absent the word Goerz. Those are easy to tell as they are all labeled "Lens made in Switzerland". And then there were the later Kern made Dagors during the Kollmorgen (early 1970s) and Schneider (1970s and early 1980s) years. This designation remained until around 1963 or 1964 when they changed the company name and labeling to read" "GOERZ OPTICAL CO. Later, possibly post-WWII, perhaps a little earlier (I'd have to comb though old catalogs to nail down a date), they switched to labeling their lenses "C.P. The simple "GOERZ DAGOR" was the engraving style they used at that time. The lens shown above is definitely a pre-WWII US made Dagor. Lenses made by the American Goerz company were engraved with a number of different designations over the years. Lenses made in Germany after the Zeiss merger are labeled: "Carl Zeiss Jena" and "Goerz-Dagor". Lenses made in Germany prior to the German Goerz being absobed by Zeiss-Ikon (ca. If they would have, they would have been sued to high heaven by C.P. They were sold by B&J as new "Berlin Dagors" and did not contain the word "Goerz" anywhere on the lens. Those lenses were assembled using old, loose, and often poorly matched, elements of dubious quality. It's definitely not one of the infamous B&J "Berlin Dagors".
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