Quote from: Hosfac on March 14, , PM. Alexandria, you don't even have to go into Edit Town to demolish a house while keeping the garden. All you have to do is click on the Build or Buy mode buttons on the interface and go from there. All you have to do is drag the things you want to keep into the family inventory and make sure your Sims are off the lot.
Well, I did it, I just packed up everything, sent the sims to a corner, and spent the last day and a half building the new house. I don't think I will ever 'get' all the things you can do with Edit town mode, but I'm learning slowly. Quote from: lilygirl on March 15, , AM. Joria Top Secret Watcher Posts: This is exactly the same thing I've been doing with my Thyme family dynasty!
Their house was two stories up and two stories down and filled to the brim with all kinds of stuff, not to mention an enormous garden. It has taken me three days of my time so far and it's still not done. What I originally had in the lower basement was 7 large, ensuite rooms with a large central communal area. I figured the easiest thing for me to do was actually set up three of the suites to house the family. They had just gotten back from an extended vacation, 15 Sim days in France , and were exhausted, so I felt I could put them to bed and then work on the rest of the house.
I didn't want to spend a lot of cash since they had depleted most of their resources in France working on their mansion there. Remodel of the Abandoned Nectary found in the swap shop. It took me a full day of my time to get their basement home built, complete with a kitchen etc.
Black screen of death. When I calmed down enough to go back into the game, day two , we were back in France. I finished the day there and sent them home again and started over. While they waited at the gate, game paused, I started piling stuff into the family inventory and moving it downstairs. Rebuilt the downstairs, differently but ok , and decided to save a LOT, I sometimes do learn my lessons! Yesterday, day 3 , I stayed up till 6 am and have the entire ground level and second story demolished, saving construction materials where I could, doors and windows , most of the museum floor done, and the lower level livable and resonably attractive.
The lower level should actually be large enough to house all 8 immortals but I didn't want them all being moles. My intention with that level was, as the next gen was born the previous gen would move down stairs for privacy and to keep them out of the way while I played with the current gen and heir.
Now I'm not so sure I want to build a gigantic mansion above ground. It was a whole lot more work than I had anticipated and it was sad to remove some of my favorite features but the game was so laggy with all that stuff I had to do something. Still figuring it all out. Grannies can't play games? I speak perfect Nooblik, and some Simlish!
Pages: [ 1 ] 2 All Go Up. Pretty special altogether, really. Factories produce raw materials like metal, chemicals, and wood to keep your city growing. With commercial buildings e. Use seeds to make tomatoes, or craft metal into nails!
Note that if you have Dr. Vu's Random Generator, it can mimic any crafting shop of your choice, but only one day at a time. After each day, it will mimic a different shop. The manufactured and crafted items from your factories and commercial buildings can be used to build and upgrade residential zones in your city.
When you place a residential zone, it gives your citizens an area to start building homes. This boosts your population, gets you closer to your next level up target, and keeps the Simoleons coming in. Wherever you see a yellow hard hat icon, a building is ready for an upgrade. Tap the icon to see the building plans and rewards available, then get manufacturing! Press and hold a building, drag it to a new location, and hit the green checkmark to confirm the move.
Tap and hold the factory or building to demolish, then tap the bulldozer icon that appears on the right side of the screen. A confirmation message will appear to confirm your decision. After you bulldoze a building, you lose that building and any upgrades you had in it, if it was a residential one. Roads are the crucial arteries of your city; buildings must be connected to the rest of your city with a road in order to function.
Roads not only carry traffic connecting your citizens to the outside world, they also carry vital Services from building to building such as power, water, and sewage. Buying and selling materials. Buying and selling materials is a great way to save valuable manufacturing time or increase your Simoleon levels. When you purchase items in the Global Trade HQ or pick up items created in your factories or commercial buildings, you must collect them to your inventory, which is kept in your City Storage building.
Free up space in your City Storage by using stored materials to build and upgrade, and remember you can sell and trade items too so keep checking out the deals that appear on your city map. From your City Storage, tap the green Increase Capacity button to see which storage-themed Special Items are required to increase maximum storage. Around your city, you will frequently see opinion bubbles appear over homes.
If you invest in their hopes and dreams, your population will sometimes reward you with Special Items! I see you can also choose an empty lot from there as well Log In Sign Up. Keep me logged in on this device Forgot your username or password? Don't have an account? Sign up for free! What do you need help on? Cancel X. Topic Archived. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts.
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