Calling all NoCC/NoMods/NoMOO creators!
Hi friends! Looking for Vanilla creators to follow on the gallery and add some new homes/households/rooms to my game as my building skills are absolutely terrible and the gallery's filters aren't ...
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My work is #nomods #nomoo #nocc and marked with the hashtags indicating such. I'm Xinqun on the gallery.
Like I said earlier, though: some of the placement rules in the game have changed over time, so you have to be careful with older builds. The changes I'm aware of are as follows:
1) Placement under stairs. At some point, the headroom allowance under stairs became stricter. Things that could fit under a stair without MOO once upon a time, can't fit there anymore. Thanks to this rule change, a couple of my older #nomoo builds now have their stairs disappear when placed.
2) Angled walls. It used to be that you could put paintings, wall sculptures, and wall lights on angled walls with no problem and no MOO. Now, though, anything placed on an angled wall needs to be at least a full diagonal square length away from the edge of the wall ... which means that if your angled wall is only one square long, nothing can go on it except a window. I honestly don't know how many of my older builds have been affected by this.
Ordinarily, I'd suggest watching to see if there are any discrepancies in the cost of the build as listed and after it's been placed, but ... it looks like some objects, floors, and wallpapers have changed prices too.
Like I said earlier, though: some of the placement rules in the game have changed over time, so you have to be careful with older builds. The changes I'm aware of are as follows:
1) Placement under stairs. At some point, the headroom allowance under stairs became stricter. Things that could fit under a stair without MOO once upon a time, can't fit there anymore. Thanks to this rule change, a couple of my older #nomoo builds now have their stairs disappear when placed.
2) Angled walls. It used to be that you could put paintings, wall sculptures, and wall lights on angled walls with no problem and no MOO. Now, though, anything placed on an angled wall needs to be at least a full diagonal square length away from the edge of the wall ... which means that if your angled wall is only one square long, nothing can go on it except a window. I honestly don't know how many of my older builds have been affected by this.
Ordinarily, I'd suggest watching to see if there are any discrepancies in the cost of the build as listed and after it's been placed, but ... it looks like some objects, floors, and wallpapers have changed prices too.
