Is there any gameplay value to a museum?

Willow Creek archive? The only feature about it of interest to me was when I first launched the game I was fascinated by the curved edges on the porch.

I don't use them but I'm hoping someone will make an aquarium themed meuseum with the aquarium and aquarium walls from dine out and the aquarium from spa day.

"catloverplayer;14929210" wrote:
I don't use them but I'm hoping someone will make an aquarium themed meuseum with the aquarium and aquarium walls from dine out and the aquarium from spa day.

What would be great is if we could build an aquarium community lot that had those underwater glass tunnels you can walk through and see all the fish swimming above your head.

I have a lot of creative sims and it is both a whim destination and requirement for the painter aspiration, but you only need one. Like a lot of people, I kept the Willow Creek one and deleted the Oasis Springs museum. I have the Hard Rock cafe there now. I took out all the community places in Oasis Springs and turned it into a Vegas strip with lots of neon nightclubs and lounges. B) I need a casino - hint hint hint.

If you are playing rags to riches, they have easels you can use for free.

I bulldozed mine and turned it into a community center/club hangout. I only went to the museum once or twice ever, and then never used it again.
I use the community center a lot more. The first floor is a dedicated "soup kitchen" where sims can cook and feed the community, or just drop off excess food (Which I do when I'm leveling a cooking skill on a sim).
The upper floors are dedicated to clubs, with about four club rooms per floor, and in the basement is a swimming pool theater.

That Von Haunt Estate would have made a good museum if it didn't have to be a "special" lot. Come to think of it, what exactly *is* the special feature of lot type = "Chalet Gardens". I have not noticed sims having to do anything special there that they can't do on other community lots? Same applies to the Ancient Ruins.

I stocked one of the museums with all(many) the collectables and am working on adding all the different paintings . That way I can save all the collections for future sims. I hate that when having finished a collection and I no longer play that family the collection is gone. This way different sims can contribute to the museum .

"Frn0731;14929286" wrote:
I stocked one of the museums with all(many) the collectables and am working on adding all the different paintings . That way I can save all the collections for future sims. I hate that when having finished a collection and I no longer play that family the collection is gone. This way different sims can contribute to the museum .

Now THAT is one amazing idea that never occurred to me, and actually is pretty much what real museums are for. I haven't been bothering with making collections, but this idea might just give me a reason to do so. How do you transfer the collection from belonging to your sim to belonging to the museum?

When I began my very first attempt at the Sims4 Legacy Challenge, I had my Founder propose to his girlfriend at the museum in Willow Creek, he also used the piano there to build his musical skills. And, yes, like many other venues you can hold a wedding there, too. :) Which reminds me, I feel like building today, it relaxes me, and I think I'll build my first church/wedding venue in Sims4. Wish me luck!