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@shrimpworm Unfortunately a few things come into play in what you want that are barriers...
- You cannot place anything from the gallery on the rooftop except a room... Unless you are placing a penthouse, as it places like a regular lot - so you can either place a home there or a room. A penthouse is treated like a house.
- If you place a house or a build classified as a lot it will replace the entire lot.
- You can only place, edit or save as rooms in apartments in the city.
Now I have done this the opposite to get a goal a bit like you are aiming for... If you place the home you want on top you can then do a few things to get it on the roof:
- Place the home in a large lot and move it to one side. Build a simple framework of the other floors you want to add. Then on the top floor move the home room by room like a puzzle to the top floor(s). (Not sure if the first floor ones will need to be saved as rooms first then moved in - I would have to experiment about that...)
- Do as above but save each room from the home you want on top into your library and re-assemble it later like a puzzle on the roof.
Afterward you can move to a smaller lot if you like. Other methods would be more complicated to explain. Let me know how it goes.
thank you!!! there is one issue i discovered, however. when moving the house to the side to build the base, it will not drag on top because it wont change levels. The only way (so far) that i have been able to elevate the building is if i attach another building to it and increase them both (but its not as tall as the other building and its rather unpleasant). will try the other method soon!!
- SheriGR7 years agoHero
@kitkatz127 Yes, you will need to move it room by room. You may need to save the rooms to your library to do this.
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