Unable to place stairs against interior wall
Product: The Sims 4 Platform:PC Which language are you playing the game in? English How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%) What is your current game version number? 1.84.197.1030 What e...
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Sorry for the delay, the account where this map was on is the account I use on my work PC.
The issue still persists even after having the PC (and game) shut down for a couple days. I've compiled a little collage with full layout of the house I'm trying to build along with extra details of the issue.
I do have platforms on the build, but only on 2 of the roof pieces which are independent from the offending area of the build. I made those platform roofs via the 'Flat Square' tool on top of the roof.
To make the house base itself, I used the square room tool to build my base shape. I then kept interior walls in place while I placed decorative trims and different exterior wallpapers. I then deleted all my interior walls (when each of the the floors are selected, the whole floor is highlighted as one piece and not multiple 'mini rooms'). Once walls were deleted, I tried placing my staircase to connect the ground and 1st floor. And here we have the issue.
As you can hopefully see in the images. I have no base foundation to the house (never have) and the only platforms on the property are 2 roof sections in different areas of the house to the area where I want my staircase.
bb.moveobjects has not been reactivated thus far. Although this cheat shouldn't affect where the stairs are placed atm anyway.
Thanks for the extra info. From your pic, the only thing I can really see that you are trying to do is place stairs on top of each other where they are stacked in a sort of stairwell arrangement. Correct me if I am wrong, but what I see is the stairs work on the 1st floor and not on the ground floor. And I can see the reason why too. The easiest way to get stairs to place in that arrangement is to start at the top and work your way down. What I see happening in your pic is not due to the stairs being against the exterior wall. It is due to the stair base of the upper stair blocking the placement of the stairs from the floor below. The game sees that as a solid object and won't let you install the stairs directly below it. So, what you need to do is delete the stair base. Then the game will let you place another stair directly below it on the ground floor. Of course, that will leave the stairwell open. You can hide it with a full wall section or use a railing around the opening since we don't have a sloped wall section that works with the slant of the stairs so we can hide the opening.
If you are willing, I will take a look at the build if you upload it to the Gallery and let me know here in this thread just to make sure there is nothing else going on.
Hope this helps.
