Mirror

A mirror is a type of buy mode object that raises the room/environment need, just as other decorative objects do.
However, mirrors also have several interactions, the most important of which are charisma training and changing a Sim's appearance. Changing a Sim's appearance with the mirror allows the player to edit the Sim's hair, makeup and clothes. In The Sims 2: Pets, the appearance of an adult pet's coat can be changed, and a collar can be placed on the pet or removed from the pet, as long as the pet can get to the mirror. As in Create a Pet, the player can use "Coat Colors and Markings" to customize the pet's coat, but unlike Create a Pet, the player can also select from several pre-made coats for the pet's breed.
Some medicine cabinets and closets have fully functional mirrors built into them that Sims can use.
In The Sims, mirrors are silver and do not show any reflections. Starting with The Sims 2, mirrors will show the reflections of any Sims or objects in front of them, although they will not reveal the player if they zoom in on one. As reflections are intensive on the graphics card, they may be optionally disabled to boost game performance.
In The Sims 2 and later games in the series, a mirror will not show a reflection if it's viewed from the reflection of another mirror (for example, when two mirrors are placed facing each other). In The Sims 2, the mirror surface will be completely invisible, showing whatever is behind it; in The Sims 3, the mirror will show the current world's skybox if it's outdoors, or a blurry approximation of a room if it's indoors; and in The Sims 4, the mirror will show a shiny silver texture that is also used when reflections are disabled.
Vampires have no reflection in The Sims 2 and The Sims 4, but in The Sims 3 they do. In The Sims 2, married vampires have visible wedding and engagement rings in mirrors.
==Interactions==
*Use Acne Cream: Available for teens with acne.
*Gussy Up: Improves hygiene. Gives the Sim the "Attractive" moodlet.
*Check Self Out: Available for Teens. Fulfills the wish to check themselves.
*Freshen Up: Makes the Sim flirty.
*Practice Speech: Increases the Sim's charisma skill.
** Sims with the Good trait have the option instead to Practice Speech For World Peace; or with the Evil trait, for World Domination.
*Practice Romance: Increases the Sim's charisma skill. Increases fun for romance Sims.
*Admire Self: Only available to Sims with Snob trait. The Sim will gain the "I Am Beautiful" moodlet. Only available for Sims who are confident.
*Make Faces in Mirror: Only available to Sims with certain traits, i.e. Childish.
*Make Silly Face: Only available for Sims who are playful.
*Play with Mirror: Only available to child Sims.
*Calm Self Down: Only available for Sims who are either angry, tense or playful.
*Give Yourself a Pep Talk: Only available for Sims who are either sad or embarrassed.
*Pet Reflection: Autonomous pet action, only available with most full-length mirrors. The pet will look at its reflection and react to it. It will boost the pet's fun motive.
==Magic Mirror==
The Sims 3: Supernatural introduced a magic mirror that Sims could use to converse with. It follows the concept of magic mirrors in myths and fairy tales, notably the magic mirror in the "Snow White". It has a fun rating of 3 and a charisma rating of 2.
Interactions include:
*Chat
*Ask About Day
*Admire Me
*Practice Being the Most Charismatic of Them All.
*Gossip
*Conspire With Me Against My Enemies (gives the Sim a poisoned apple if the Sim has an enemy)
*Magical Makeover 
*Change Appearance
==See also==
*Medicine cabinet
*Vanity
==Gallery==
File:Wall_Mirror.jpg|A wall mirror in The Sims 2 with reflections enabled.
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