Do you guys use floor plans when building houses?
This is something I've never done in previous Sims games, but I'm going to start. I think it'll be a lot of fun!
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> @meggiewes said:
> I want to try to use floor plans while building to teach myself how to build different styles of houses better. But I'm really stuck on trying to convert real people homes to sim homes. I mean, my sims don't need closets or anything like that, but people do. Same with garages.
I've been making shotgun shacks and just started making town homes. These house styles are prevalent in New Orleans (I'm kind of obsessed with New Orleans) and I'm pretty sure that Willow Creek is inspired by New Orleans, it has shotgun shacks and town homes. If you want to learn more about house styles then read about those two styles, look at pictures and floor plans. They are very fun and easy to make, the decorative tools/doors/windows are perfect for them, and they'll fit in with the pre-existing houses. Your houses will look exactly like the ones in New Orleans. :)
> I want to try to use floor plans while building to teach myself how to build different styles of houses better. But I'm really stuck on trying to convert real people homes to sim homes. I mean, my sims don't need closets or anything like that, but people do. Same with garages.
I've been making shotgun shacks and just started making town homes. These house styles are prevalent in New Orleans (I'm kind of obsessed with New Orleans) and I'm pretty sure that Willow Creek is inspired by New Orleans, it has shotgun shacks and town homes. If you want to learn more about house styles then read about those two styles, look at pictures and floor plans. They are very fun and easy to make, the decorative tools/doors/windows are perfect for them, and they'll fit in with the pre-existing houses. Your houses will look exactly like the ones in New Orleans. :)
