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PinkBookGirl
8 years ago

How do you know when your Sims are 'settled' in a home?

I know in real life, putting personal photos on the walls, decorations, etc. helps make a home feel settled (especially after a move). How do you do that with your Sims?

I just moved my current Sims family into a bigger home (taking generations worth of photos, paintings, sculptures, and home decor items from work), and finally pulled out all of it and put it in their home. Finally made the home feel settled in and like my Sims actually live in it (they had been moving around a lot with the current generation). It's been fun finally settling in :smile:
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  • 5782341b77vl's avatar
    5782341b77vl
    Seasoned Ace
    8 years ago
    I don't think my Sims will EVER be "settled in"! Though I think that is due to my growing up in a military family. My dad was a U.S. Marine, and if the Marines ordered him to transfer bases, he had to go wherever it was. So moving was almost a yearly event.

    I guess my Sims will have to go thru that nomadic life-style too.
  • Saunta2's avatar
    Saunta2
    8 years ago
    I moved my story family into a new house in Brindleton Bay. There was next to no colour in the house. Over the course of a few sim weeks I went through room by room and remodeled the house. I can definitely say the family is settled now.

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