Personally, I would recommend trying to achieve what you like without mods/cc when possible, as they can break your game if not properly maintained. There are a number of table versions, especially as you add packs (and not all have 4 legs, etc.). I would recommend learning to use the moo (move objects on) cheat and playing around with various combinations of table(s) to find a pattern/blend/seating number that you enjoy for your purposes. Make sure you play test them afterward for full usability for the sims as intended, though.
Scroll a bit down the page to the "How can you move objects anywhere you want?" section ("bb.moveobjects on" cheat):
https://www.ea.com/games/the-sims/the-sims-4/pc/how-to-cheat
Right. Life is all about living within the confines of only what is given to you, rather than exploring.
@jacksonvanmatre I didn't mean to offend - or to downplay your interest in cc. I apologize if it came across that way.
This video is an interesting example of what I mean.There is a section in it where she does a table combo of piling a number of longer tables together and creating a larger, very interesting one for inside her lovely and creative gazebo. There are many builders who use moo and other creative methods to achieve some awesome results! This is one of my favorite aspects of sims, and the biggest reason I spend and incredible amount of time building in my games.
https://youtu.be/I76XdtymG3g
Personally, I would call making excellent use of your imagination, available tools, and problem solving capabilities a huge part of what life is about - especially for those of us who design for a living.
I said I already knew how to do that. I don’t want multiple tables when it could easily be one. You’re missing the point.
@jacksonvanmatre A few things that may possible help to know...
