Mod The Sims - 2x2 A-Frame Special

Loverat

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#2

7th Feb 2005 at 2:11 PM

hehe super cute ty =)

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Naota

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#3

7th Feb 2005 at 7:14 PM

really nice house numenor

i love it

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jeffline

Test Subject

#4

7th Feb 2005 at 8:39 PM

very cool house

cherrece

Lab Assistant

#5

8th Feb 2005 at 2:06 PM

Wow! Now, thats different! Love it, Thanks for sharing

NecroVonK

Inventor

#6

8th Feb 2005 at 3:09 PM

Ooh I adore that. I love A-frame houses. I made one before but it was nowhere near that creative

Must download lol

BlackKat13

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#7

8th Feb 2005 at 9:27 PM

Its very cute, and original. But are there 2 X 2 lots for building in the sims? I don't remeber sing them in my "lots and houses" (I thought it just went down to 3 X 3!) and I would love to have them because little lots and little families load super fast, and don't even slow down the tiniest bit at sunset, and when the helicopter comes!

Numenor

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#8

9th Feb 2005 at 2:18 AM

Quote: Originally posted by BlackKat13

Its very cute, and original. But are there 2 X 2 lots for building in the sims? I don't remeber sing them in my "lots and houses" (I thought it just went down to 3 X 3!) and I would love to have them because little lots and little families load super fast, and don't even slow down the tiniest bit at sunset, and when the helicopter comes!

I had to do a little trick

In Pleasantview there is a very small cottage hidden in a forest, near the huge water tank with the "Sims2" logo. It's built on a 2x2 lot.
I have demolished the whole house and deleted all the trees, and then I exported it.
Then, I reimported it in the game, and it appeared it in the lot bin (the game treats it as a "house") as a 2x2 free lot.

I've finally started my Journal. Information only, no questions.

My latest activity: CEP 9.2.0! - AnyGameStarter 2.1.1 (UPD) - Scriptorium v.2.2f - Photo & Plaques hide with walls - Magazine Rack (UPD) - Animated Windows Hack (UPD) - Custom Instrument Hack (UPD) - Drivable Cars Without Nightlife (UPD) - Courtesy Lights (FIX) - Custom Fence-Arches - Painting-TV - Smarter Lights (UPD)

I *DON'T* accept requests, sorry.

Eighty

Lab Assistant

#9

9th Feb 2005 at 10:37 PM

thanks!

I love little cheap interesting houses, too. I usually end up expanding the house as the family expands. Often I don't have the heart to move out my family to a bigger house and have all my lovely decorating work deleted. (So, a small cheap house on a large lot is ideal for me.) All those gigantic (and amazing!) houses people make are nice, but I very rarely use them.

More please! :D

HCAC

Theorist

#10

11th Feb 2005 at 1:13 PM

Very nice! Hate hacked houses because they tend to screw up career paths for me, at least.

Laurinia

Test Subject

#11

12th Feb 2005 at 5:40 AM

Ya! No hacks! Very good

Numenor

The ModFather

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#12

12th Feb 2005 at 12:27 PM

Actually, it's easy to create a hack free lot, using the Clean Installer. But this only work if you want to post the lot here on MTS2: when uploading to the Exchange, no way: all the hacks are there! I had to create a separate, hack free game installation in order to upload it correctly to the Exchange!

I've finally started my Journal. Information only, no questions.

My latest activity: CEP 9.2.0! - AnyGameStarter 2.1.1 (UPD) - Scriptorium v.2.2f - Photo & Plaques hide with walls - Magazine Rack (UPD) - Animated Windows Hack (UPD) - Custom Instrument Hack (UPD) - Drivable Cars Without Nightlife (UPD) - Courtesy Lights (FIX) - Custom Fence-Arches - Painting-TV - Smarter Lights (UPD)

I *DON'T* accept requests, sorry.

Katt1367

Instructor

#13

12th Feb 2005 at 2:34 PM

Very nice, I love small houses. Thank you!

Simsane

Field Researcher

#14

13th Feb 2005 at 4:11 AM

I know this is a dumb question since I already d/l it to ea/sims2/downloads, but is that where it's supposed to be d/l to? Oh yea, I obviously like it enough to want it. You're great for making these small homes -- some of us (me) are archetecturally challenged and make boring boxes. lol

Numenor

The ModFather

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#15

13th Feb 2005 at 1:17 PM

You don't have to put the .sims2pack file into the D/L folder: just double-click on it and it will install automatilcally in the proper location.

whitefolks

Lab Assistant

#16

21st Feb 2005 at 6:46 AM

never knew you built houses Numenor, thought you just did hacks

But it like it, little houses are hard to build and have look good. You did a great job here

Numenor

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#17

22nd Feb 2005 at 1:05 AM

Thanks, Whitefolks! Actually, I've built many houses (most of which where destroyed, sooner or later...), but I simply was too shy to post them: have you seen what huge and marvellous castles are posted here?

whitefolks

Lab Assistant

#18

23rd Feb 2005 at 2:03 AM

Quote: Originally posted by Numenor

Thanks, Whitefolks! Actually, I've built many houses (most of which where destroyed, sooner or later...), but I simply was too shy to post them: have you seen what huge and marvellous castles are posted here?

I think i have seen a few of them

But you shouldnt be shy to post more houses, it doesnt have to be a castle to be a great house

Blueh

Test Subject

#19

10th Mar 2005 at 11:24 PM

nice. I like my lots small and interesting too ;P I had a really pretty house on a 2x2 lot I wanted to upload, but something went wrong and now no one that moves into it can use buy or build mode :weep:

Numenor

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