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Molly3597
6 years ago
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Issue with Sims 4 Roommates

Hey I have been having a issue with roommates in Sims 4 University. I am living off campus with one sim and her dog, I have one roommate but I added a bed to get another. The option to place an add is greyed out and says there aren’t enough beds. I have three beds and two sims not including the dog. Any ideas?

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  • CaitlinMay3's avatar
    CaitlinMay3
    6 years ago

    I also had this issue. After a lot of in game trial and error - the issue is literally having one ADULT bed per sim. For eg, if you have a toddler - the toddler bed doesn’t count as a bed.. if you have a double bed (even with both sides claimed) it doesn’t count. If you have 2 adults with a child - you need 3 single beds. 3 double beds does not count either - they need to be solo beds.

    So annoying as I have a married couple who sleep in same bed plus a toddler and I want one roommate but the double bed isn’t recognised as a bed and neither is the toddler bed so essentially to have a roommate in this household I will have 3 solo beds, 1 double bed and 1 toddler bed. Not idea but it’s the only way it works for me. 🙂

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  • Sashas0nic's avatar
    Sashas0nic
    Seasoned Ace
    6 years ago

    HI @Molly3597 pretty sure your cat would take up the 'extra sim' number, if you want to increase that, perhaps think about a mod to 'increase household' size.. 

    Though the Uni pack is still new and not sure if it is compatible, therefore use with caution, and remove it if it creates any issues; then repair game, and wait for it to be updated: it's made by Twisted Mexi and called 'Full House' you'll have to search for it like "sims 4 twisted mexi patreon Full House" or "twisted mexi at patreon Python Patch Mod Updates - Master List"

    There is also the MC Command Center, which also has household size control, more in-depth overall.

    Sasha



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  • jpkarlsen's avatar
    jpkarlsen
    Hero (Retired)
    6 years ago

    @Molly3597 

    Unfortunately pets also count towards the number of beds required. This may be fixed in a future patch but for now you require an extra bed. Also notice that doublebeds count as one.

  • CaitlinMay3's avatar
    CaitlinMay3
    6 years ago

    I also had this issue. After a lot of in game trial and error - the issue is literally having one ADULT bed per sim. For eg, if you have a toddler - the toddler bed doesn’t count as a bed.. if you have a double bed (even with both sides claimed) it doesn’t count. If you have 2 adults with a child - you need 3 single beds. 3 double beds does not count either - they need to be solo beds.

    So annoying as I have a married couple who sleep in same bed plus a toddler and I want one roommate but the double bed isn’t recognised as a bed and neither is the toddler bed so essentially to have a roommate in this household I will have 3 solo beds, 1 double bed and 1 toddler bed. Not idea but it’s the only way it works for me. 🙂

  • CaitlinMay3's avatar
    CaitlinMay3
    6 years ago
    @CaitlinMay3 replying to myself as I correct myself - re a household with 2 adult sims and 1 toddler, you need FOUR solo adult beds in the house (plus whatever else your active sims sleep in) even if you only want one roommate. 🙂
  • lilprincejeff's avatar
    lilprincejeff
    6 years ago

    Like the person above said, there must be an adult-sized single bed for each member of the household(including children) and potential roommates. Double beds do not count as two or even one bed for some reason. I'm guessing to make roommates all they did was reuse the code for college roomies, which is why all the college students only use single sized beds as well. However, I've found a way to get around the double bed problem - in case you want your roommates to use double beds instead - by temporarily buying single beds for all current members of the household including all potential roommates. Then, you can mark your roommates to sleep in double beds. Once they're registered, you can go ahead and sell the single beds.

    Another way is to use the bb.moveobjects command and bury a bunch of single beds beneath your lot and register your roomies in double beds since they can't reach the singles.

  • sohs1998's avatar
    sohs1998
    5 years ago
    @Molly3597 Definitely need single beds. I cheated by taking a single bed and using the size cheat and stuffing it under the other single bed. Lol.
  • cilla_welsh's avatar
    cilla_welsh
    5 years ago

    @Molly3597Turns out you have to have one bed per sim including pets, a hack I’ve done to kinda fix this is scale down a bed and hide it somewhere it won’t bother you and then you have enough beds.

  • jelina56's avatar
    jelina56
    4 years ago
    @Molly3597 based on other comments i've seen, i guess you need double the singular beds based on how many household slots you have and an extra for a roommate? ex if you have 3 sims and want 1 roommate you put down 3 separate beds (maybe in a basement to hide them) and 1 more for the roommate.

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