The 4x4 Challenge for Sims 3
I have been working on this one for awhile and I have 2 versions: the more difficult 4x4 version and the slightly easier 5x5 version, the 5x5 version is better suited if you have only the base game or...
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Stage seven: Frustration time.
This time I decided to make the living area a little larger and brought the entire front of the house forward. Also enlarged the porch a bit and moved my bench from indoors to the porch. I figured at this point, with lots of places to sit inside, it wouldn't be cheating to have a bench on the porch, because it's not like they need it for seating.
I needed to move the chimney (it and the fireplace were new) a bit and delete two squares off the front left to make things work. In doing so, I wasn't able to replace the chimney top, and I ended up shorting myself the two squares. Decided that would just have to do.
I think there are a total of 6 more stages yet that are completed :o : One more enlargement of the living area, two of the bedrooms/baths, and an outbuilding that had 3 stages. It's feeling finished, and I'm ready to start concentrating on something else . . . maybe buying a business, and saving up to help the kids when they're ready to strike out on their own. I'll just work on the rest of the already completed updates a little at a time.
This time I decided to make the living area a little larger and brought the entire front of the house forward. Also enlarged the porch a bit and moved my bench from indoors to the porch. I figured at this point, with lots of places to sit inside, it wouldn't be cheating to have a bench on the porch, because it's not like they need it for seating.
I needed to move the chimney (it and the fireplace were new) a bit and delete two squares off the front left to make things work. In doing so, I wasn't able to replace the chimney top, and I ended up shorting myself the two squares. Decided that would just have to do.
I think there are a total of 6 more stages yet that are completed :o : One more enlargement of the living area, two of the bedrooms/baths, and an outbuilding that had 3 stages. It's feeling finished, and I'm ready to start concentrating on something else . . . maybe buying a business, and saving up to help the kids when they're ready to strike out on their own. I'll just work on the rest of the already completed updates a little at a time.
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