So, For Rent expansion pack was announced, allowing players to build their own Residential Rental lots, be it apartments, duplexes etc. I'm planning to build at least one in almost every world, especi...
"RedDestiny92;c-18330977" wrote: @imoger that is also pretty, I think last time we posted at the same time, I hope I can grab that if you're uploading when the pack comes out. @EgonVM sorry about the ones that won't work but they are still very nice. Thought I'd take a look at the sims 3 apartments too, I did see a tutorital for making your own but it seemed a little confusing I think they are mostly regular lots in shells in that game. They are nice and work well but I am just getting real jazzed about doing mostly whatever I want.
This was a save I started but never did anything with so I think I only changed a couple things in Vlad's apartment but my new sim got a nice redecoration. I'll have to share a sims 4 one after the game comes up so i can test the ones I worked on but I can show you the pics I already used so I'm not just prepping with other games :D
https://i.imgur.com/1Ph79Veh.png https://i.imgur.com/dyZsozph.png https://i.imgur.com/M4FcYYPh.png https://i.imgur.com/k6YX8KFh.png And https://i.imgur.com/1ZgH46eh.png https://i.imgur.com/h14t2Hbh.png
Funny how different they are, I personally don't really have a preference they should all work that's good enough for me.
Ah, that's ok. I have plenty of other builds.
Great looking apartment building there.
On The Sims 3 apartments, there are two types of apartments:
Late Night's illusion apartments: Only one unit is visible at a time, no other units actually exist. All building outside the unit (unmarked area) is forbitten unless a cheat is used (RestrictBuildBuyinBuildings off). Using callbox or doors, you can only visit the main household, while the other sims will just come out to meet your sim. To build these, you need to enable testingcheats and buydebug, then you need to place down Hidden Room Markers for rooms that won't be visible (other units) and Public Room Markers for shared areas. When (in build mode) you hold down control and shift button and click on a door between a Hidden Room and a Public Room, you can mark it as a NPC door, allowing you to summon a townie from there (this cannot be done on any community lot).
University Life's apartment lot type: this one simply is a lot acting like a dorm in your home world, though there your sim has to pay rent. These cannot be built in Bridgeport, but can be combined with the former illusion apartments.
Though mainly, The Sims 3 apartments don't allow multiple households to live on one lot. It's an open world game after all and switching households is an afterthought there.
"RedDestiny92;c-18330886" wrote: @EgonVM thanks for the info you have a lot of lovely builds, either way I am very much looking forward to the new pack but it still got me playing sims 2 more and as usual it makes you think. It may be good for performance at least.
Indeed. Once you get good with knowing the limitations and have built some, you'll get a hang of it and can easily build some. For example, here's some of my builds:
This one I won't load and show in the neighborhood view. There are way too many objects that should I load it and go to the top floor, my poor game actually crashes.
Though no matter how much more units you place, only up to 4 families can live on one apartment lot. It seems like The Sims 4 allows more, but it also has that 99 unit limit... Eh, I'll get a mod for it.
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