Classic Outdoor Furniture

UPDATE for Pets and patch

Well, yes, these files are now updated for Pets and patch and tested in game without problems. At least for me and I hope it works for all of you.

Thanks to leester and des-demmonia who pointed out some errors with texture and slots I've now edit the files for the sofas and the table. The sofas will now have better texturing and the slots at the ends of the table are moved so now the plate won't be hoovering in air when a sim sits at the end. But I want the table to be smaller then the EA standard because I think it's prettier that way.

PLEASE DOWNLOAD AGAIN The new files will overwrite the previous files.

The folded chair can be found among the statues in the decorative area in the catalogue.

This type of outdoor furniture are very common here in Scandinavia since many, many years. You can find it on old pictures from long time ago. It's very practical and easy to fold for winter storage.



In this set you find six furniture files and an extra bonus, the small table cloth (I don't know if it's called so in English).

All furniture are delivered unpainted so you must paint it yourself. There are three channels on every item. The third channel is the bolts wich are galvanized but will be rusty if you make your furniture shabby.

Costs:
Chairs, both ordinary and folded: 40$
Armchair: 55$
Sofa: 189$
Sofa with armrests: 199$
Table: 145$
Table Cloth: 10$

This is a very typical use of the garden furniture:



You find the table cloth first in the dining tables directory. Yes, it's a cloned table. I don't find anything else to clone which allow you to place something on it. The clothfile is big. I don't know why but probably because it is a cloned table.

The sofas can unfortunately not be used as seats at the table but they are nice as stand alone objects and the sims use them on their own very often.



Polygon Counts:
Chair: 848 faces
Armchair: 968 faces
Sofa: 1876 faces
Sofa with armrests: 2052 faces
Table: 1252 faces
Table cloth: 32 faces

Additional Credits:
I thank Inge and Peter Jones for S3OC and S3PE and my neigbour whos furniture I used as models for this upload.