Tricorders and Phasers

These are buyable acessories for your Trek simmies. They're all found in the catalog under Electronics/Small Electronics. They were cloned off the fingerprint scanner.
Each of the different types of object affect a different skill. The tricorders affect Logic, the phasers and disruptors affect Mechanical, the bat'leth and mek'leth affect Body (what else?), and the PADD affects Charisma (a captain's most important attribute).
There are a total of 17 objects in the set.
Bajoran Tricorder: a stand-alone object
Bat'leth and Mek'leth: 2 objects, affect body skilling
Cardassian: 3 objects. A phaser, a phaser rifle, and a tricorder
Early Starfleet: 3 objects. A phaser, a phaser rifle, and a tricorder
Klingon: 2 objects. A disruptor and a tricorder
Late Starfleet: 4 objects. A phaser, a phaser rifle, a PADD, and a tricorder
Romulan: 2 objects. A disruptor and a tricorder.

The original inspiration for this set was a now-defunct Starfleet career. The skills needed for a promotion are Logic, Mechanical, Body, and Charisma. If I get to it in the distant future, I may right division-specific Starfleet careers. I'm not much of a writer.
Surprise! I found the career, it was just well hidden. Here's the link: http://www.modthesims2.com/member/s...ad.php?t=103699
The PADD was a suggestion by MooreSpino. It wasn't in my original plans, but it seemed like an easy mesh. I hope you like it, sister.
I may do a Star Wars themed object set later on, if I can fit it onto my project list. I'm always open to requests/suggestions, but don't be disappointed if I don't get to it for a few months.



Polygon Counts:
2360 Tricorder: 36
2360 Type 2 Phaser: 60
2360 Type 3 Phaser: 168
Bajoran Tricorder: 64
Bat'leth: 252
Mek'leth: 240
Cardassian Phaser Rifle: 288
Cardassian Phaser: 160
Cardassian Tricorder: 76
Klingon Disruptor Pistol: 680
Kilngon Tricorder: 48
2373 Type 3 Phaser: 196
2378 Tricorder: 64
2378 Type 2 Phaser: 2136
Starfleet PADD: 64
Romulan Disruptor: 372
Romulan Tricorder: 344

Additional Credits:
Huge thanks to Echo for patiently explaining BHAVs to a complete bobblehead.

The usual suspects, for constant support. StephSim, nixnivis, MooreSpino, puppetfish, Rowenaenchantress, tanner1002, pjbrooks56, earcat, pfish, treksim, and anybody else I forgot. Positive feedback is what keeps me going.