Does that edge vanish once you add flooring and wall covering? I've seen that on mine but, coloring the floor and walls removes the edge for me.
Does that edge vanish once you add flooring and wall covering? I've seen that on mine but, coloring the floor and walls removes the edge for me.
I didn't think it would help as I have done that before, but I tested it just now anyways and found out that if I put down flooring, paint the wall (even if it is already painted) and then delete the floor, the edge thingy disappears. So thanks for making me try that again 😉 Guess is a kind of glitch.
@Salouis117 could it be you have the foundation up a tiny bit? It looks like the border of the foundation.
You can read about where to find that option over here: http://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/tutorials/building/houses.php
@Phantomlover1717 I fiddled around with the foundations a little bit, and I see what you mean, but they weren't raised at all. Also, it happens on just a few tiles and not the entire room or house. It does look like the edge of the foundation, so it may be a bug where it shows up in some places even when the foundation isn't raised.
I think the issue may be due to the fact that I'm making a sort of medieval house with no floor, only terrain paint. I tried putting on floor tiles and it seemed like the terrain was moving up and down ever so slightly as I moved the cursor with the floor tile around - indicating that the terrain isn't completely level, since I just built walls and no floor. So maybe the tiny difference in terrain height makes the game add a small foundation at the base of the wall where the ground is slightly lower.
EDIT: I just realised that lots are supposed to be completely level in the Sims 4, so I don't know if my theory is correct ...?
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