To start off I would like to thank PW for trying at a trainer for this series of sims3, and it's thanks to EA for making it such a hassle in the first place.

As for a trainer not being needed in the first place, most are always looking for a cheat for lifetime points. Well here it is.

When on the main menu just press ctrl shift C, now type

testingcheatsenabled true
Go into your chosen created town, choose your sim or pet.
Open the page where you can see your lifetime points numbers, now hover your mouse between the numbers and chest, hold ctrl and click that cute little left click on your adorable mouse, watching your points shoot up 500 points per click.

As for other cheats the trainer gave you they are all available this way too, such as infinite mood for pets and sims, this is sims3 pets too by the way.

Now stop crying to PWizard about the trainers being stopped and complain to EA for making so many bugs in the first place! ^.^

P.S. ^.^

It won't work unless you enable cheats at the main menu, not during a game.

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 10/27/2011 11:16:40 AM]

Oh and PPS
Infinite moods are available while this is all on as i'm sure some of you know, by holding shift and clicking the mailbox for your sims home. But try to keep that to a minimum if your game starts having issues with lag during infinite mood, you'll have to turn it back to dynamic and do ctrl shift C and type testingcheatsenabled false, that usually cures the lag.

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 10/27/2011 11:27:53 AM]

PPPS

This wasn't mentioned under the cheats section for lifetime rewards neither was the infinite mood for the mailbox, only changing career was written.

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 10/27/2011 11:32:20 AM]

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 10/27/2011 11:36:17 AM]

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 4/22/2012 4:08:57 PM]

At least, this is in my case.. so i guess i wont be the only one where this is necessary... since Sims3 is a buggy piece of **** software.

This in addition to fluffeh-cat's post.

Thought i mention that, because it took me some time to find that out...

[Edited by Sutek, 10/28/2011 4:45:29 AM]

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 4/22/2012 4:07:00 PM]

An example would be Razer and Logitech,
where the Razer software usually has the name of the mouse you're using and the Logitech software is called "Setpoint".

I'll be using the Razer software as an exaple,
but it should be a similar process on other mouse software as well.

What you want to do is go to "Manage Macros",
the select "New" then give it a name (eg. "Mousebutton spam" ),
then make sure your macro is selected in the dropdown menu,
then select "Start recording macro events" then press your left mouse button once and release it immediately,
then press "Stop recording macro events" and nothing else.

Congrats,
you've just made a macro!

Your next step is to assign your macro to a button on your mouse,
lets say you wish to use the scroll click button,
select "Assing buttons" then select the "Scroll click" dropdown menu,
select "Macro" then choose either of the two last "Playback options",
I usually select the last one (Toggle).

Then once you have confirmed your button change,
go into The Sims 3,
make sure you've got "testingcheatsenabled true",
then all you gotta do is hold alt and just press your "Scroll click" button,
and watch as the points rise at a steady pace.

I've gotten 500k points in just under 30 secs.

Ps. remember to press your scroll click button again once you've gotten as many points as you'd like.

[Edited by malmern, 1/26/2012 2:41:02 PM]

[Edited by malmern, 1/26/2012 2:41:40 PM]

[Edited by fluffeh-cat, 4/22/2012 4:20:05 PM]