Having a pond tool would be nice...

Yes please. I want to make a bog witch Sim.

I would like to be able to create natural ponds.

An alternative could be to make the pool rim less conspicuous. It is hard making the terrain colour match the rim; and objects like stones cannot be placed close enough to hide it; and the water level exposes the wall colour which is also hard to pick, in an attempt to make it look natural.

"SERVERFRA;c-17776238" wrote:
What's a pond tool?

In previous games there was a tool, similar to the pool tool, that allowed you to make natural bodies of water in the ground. So you could put a creek, pond, or small lake on your lot.

I've been begging and pleading for them to give us back our precious pond tool, dagnabit. I'm so tired of having to use 6000 rocks and plants to cover around the edges of a pool to give the 'illusion' of a pond.

When we had the pond tool in TS2 and TS3, not only did it create a natural pond in the ground, but if you made it deep enough it would also automatically add fish so you could fish from it too.

*sigh*

Yup, I'm with everyone here, we need a pond tool.

In debug there's a fishing pond and you can actually fish from it, but... if you add it to multiple homes or lot, everyone has exactly the same shape? Feels weird to me and I'd like to just create my own, and it would be nice if they made them work with the fishing markers so they could be usable too. Heck, go all the way and make them swimmable too if dug deep enough!

Yes, I would like a pond tool too. I used to make a lot of ponds in Sims 2. I sometimes built a house at the back of the lot with a pond at the front and a bridge going across the pond to the house. There would be so many possibilities with landscaping if we had a proper pond tool.

What's a pond tool?

I would like this as well. Whenever making a pond using the pool tools seems to encourage lots of sims to swim in it which is not why I made it

Cool, I would love a pond tool. B)

I would love this! It's so tiresome to have to add all the landscaping to hide the pool edges, and hard to get to look natural too.