Your Collector Sim's Private Museum
So I built a private museum for everyone's collectors to use. It has a tiny, live-in apartment upstairs for those that wish to convert it into a home. So, collectors! Empty out those overloaded inv...
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@LittleMinxUndr
Yes, place the building on an empty lot, but make sure that the lot type is generic, otherwise you're going to have A LOT of annoying sims coming into your private museum and possibly running off with your collectibles. So, make sure the lot type is set to generic, but it should already be, that's how I uploaded it. It will be private and the public will keep out that way. Only your sim and sims that they bring with them will come onto the lot. (The family could even come and visit the museum, or if you have a large family use it as a home away from home to take your creative sims for some peace and quiet to do their skills.) And no, he didn't need to buy it. Which is nice, but I will be deducting the cost of the museum from my sim's household funds when she is rich enough to have the museum so that I can feel like she actually bought the building, lol. (Just for my game.) But, you don't have to buy it and it will be private.
It is finished (But could be edited if you don't like the layout.) and ready for your sim's collectibles. You just take your sim there by traveling from home/wherever and make sure they have their collectibles in their PERSONAL inventory and not the family inventory, from there just go to the museum and hang your collectibles up on the wall or put them on shelves.
My sim has a private home address, this is a public lot and so my sim does not officially live at the museum, but yes your sim can live on the public lot and I have built a micro apartment upstairs for sims that want to stay in their museum/studio for extended periods of time. My sim lived in the museum for a full sim week and a half before going home again and could have stayed there indefinitely if he chose. I will even be adding a computer to the lot to test and see if sims can pay their bills from the museum instead of having to go home to pay their bills.
Yeah, it's GREAT! I've always loved being able to own multiple private homes and community lots, so I was looking for something that I could use like this, I think I've found it! :D
So, I made this museum into my sim's private museum/studio. :D
And yeah, I don't get them apples. They're weird and won't stay planted! Lol, everything else worked just fine!
Yes, place the building on an empty lot, but make sure that the lot type is generic, otherwise you're going to have A LOT of annoying sims coming into your private museum and possibly running off with your collectibles. So, make sure the lot type is set to generic, but it should already be, that's how I uploaded it. It will be private and the public will keep out that way. Only your sim and sims that they bring with them will come onto the lot. (The family could even come and visit the museum, or if you have a large family use it as a home away from home to take your creative sims for some peace and quiet to do their skills.) And no, he didn't need to buy it. Which is nice, but I will be deducting the cost of the museum from my sim's household funds when she is rich enough to have the museum so that I can feel like she actually bought the building, lol. (Just for my game.) But, you don't have to buy it and it will be private.
It is finished (But could be edited if you don't like the layout.) and ready for your sim's collectibles. You just take your sim there by traveling from home/wherever and make sure they have their collectibles in their PERSONAL inventory and not the family inventory, from there just go to the museum and hang your collectibles up on the wall or put them on shelves.
My sim has a private home address, this is a public lot and so my sim does not officially live at the museum, but yes your sim can live on the public lot and I have built a micro apartment upstairs for sims that want to stay in their museum/studio for extended periods of time. My sim lived in the museum for a full sim week and a half before going home again and could have stayed there indefinitely if he chose. I will even be adding a computer to the lot to test and see if sims can pay their bills from the museum instead of having to go home to pay their bills.
Yeah, it's GREAT! I've always loved being able to own multiple private homes and community lots, so I was looking for something that I could use like this, I think I've found it! :D
So, I made this museum into my sim's private museum/studio. :D
And yeah, I don't get them apples. They're weird and won't stay planted! Lol, everything else worked just fine!
