Salty that turquoise really did the trick~~. And the landscaping looks so much more together. I'm loving it. You are going to share, right?
Ok, I've got a wip that I'd like some advice, suggestions, critiquing on. I decided to be a home for the elderly, but still very active, Sims right across from where I placed the Bistro in BP. There is an apartment complex that isn't as much of a high rise as the other buildings in town but has sooooo much wasted space. IMHO anyway. So how do you make a bunch of "apartments" that will work in an apartment building? As far as I know, you can't. But what if you changed those hidden room markers to public room markers, or took away ALL the markers in the entire building? Then all you need to do is sort of consider it a huge home with LOTS of room mates, right? Someone tell me if I'm thinking possible here. So, here's the pics of what I've done so far. Oh, and I made free use of any goodies I may have had so unless you are friends with the Sims store you might miss some of the items I use.
Main floor. Here is where the "living" gets done.
Huge kitchen/dining area. Hmmm, probably could have set up buffets instead of loading down the side tables.
Dance floor, area for practicing music skills or forming a band, chess tables, area to the left will be book cases and possibly desks with computers. Shuffle board and darts to the rear.
Entry. Really need to do something here. I added an extra garage bay and a door to the dining area and the main entry from the garage with that little pass through but not sure how to fix it up.
Rest rooms, dart and shuffleboard area.
Pool level. One of these rooms with be for exercise equipment, not sure what to do with the other room. There is an empty floor above this one before the top floor.
Top floor. The first "room" I made is a suite. The others are fairly small, simple bedrooms. I could make another suite instead. Thoughts?
Close ups of top floor. There is also a laundry down the hall.
Help, please.
