foundation / sunken floor issue?

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Hello,

I'm currently having an issue with my foundations. I had an established house, no foundation. I wanted to add a deck and a porch so i added a foundation and raised the house up. Built my porch and my deck. Then when i've gone back inside the house, my living room is sunken? It didn't raise with the rest of the house? The entry rose, and the door to my laundry, and the fireplace. but the rest of the lunge room furniture is sitting sunken? How do i raise it up to match the rest of the house?

I've taken an image below to show my problem.

https://i.ibb.co/4jq8YWj/sims.jpg

maxpayn1 · Answer

This may be the result of uneven terrain. When you selected your house to raise it's foundation, the game recognized only part of your house to actually get that foundation. Try selecting the room which is still sunken and raise it's foundation to the same height as the rest of your house.

simmyfroggy · Answer

Another possibility could be that while building, you removed the room's floor. When you select it, click inside the room and you'll see if you get the option to add floor. That would explain why it didn't raise along with the rest of the house.

groovylady1968 · Answer

I agree with darrenfroggy ...  Yeah you must of accidently removed the floor somehow.

sweetiewright_84 · Answer

Usually, if you delete the floor the floor tiles get deleted with it, and the furniture unless you have move objects on. At least that's been my experience. Have you tried lowering the foundation and raising it again? Also, maybe try redrawing the walls of that room to see if helps?

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