Scaling Frenzy
I really like that we can change the size of objects.
I do it here and there, mostly with plants, but recently I went on a scaling frenzy.
It started with scaling down my Sim's degree, career award, and graduation picture to make them fit on the wall.
And then I started scaling other objects because they are just too large and look better with a smaller size.
The upper left coffee decanter collection is the original size.
The reduced size seems the proper size to me and looks better. The collection on the right is also reduced.
Having done that I did the same to the other objects on that red wall.
Those knives look the proper size for a sim's hand now.
And then I just went through the house reducing objects.
The doll house, of course.
Textures get a little improvement at a smaller size.
This wall light was huge.
And those star awards on the shelf are huge. They could only fit on the top shelf.
Now they can fit on any shelf.
And of course my favorite, scaling plants.
These were originally 2x2, now a nice 1x1.
I love tiny dogwood trees.
But it's cool to go the other way.
I do it here and there, mostly with plants, but recently I went on a scaling frenzy.
It started with scaling down my Sim's degree, career award, and graduation picture to make them fit on the wall.
And then I started scaling other objects because they are just too large and look better with a smaller size.
The upper left coffee decanter collection is the original size.
The reduced size seems the proper size to me and looks better. The collection on the right is also reduced.
Having done that I did the same to the other objects on that red wall.
Those knives look the proper size for a sim's hand now.
And then I just went through the house reducing objects.
The doll house, of course.
Textures get a little improvement at a smaller size.
This wall light was huge.
And those star awards on the shelf are huge. They could only fit on the top shelf.
Now they can fit on any shelf.
And of course my favorite, scaling plants.
These were originally 2x2, now a nice 1x1.
I love tiny dogwood trees.
But it's cool to go the other way.
