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TS2GridAdjuster V1.2.3 - Change Grid Elevations (Updated June 5, 2010)

by Mootilda Posted 24th Apr 2009 at 9:31 PM - Updated 27th Nov 2013 at 3:22 PM by Nysha
 
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Alchemist
THANKS POST
#151 Old 27th Jan 2019 at 2:45 PM
I added this note to a post on using GA and thought it might be useful in case anyone is working through the instructions through this thread. It helps to clarify the counting needed to use GA for no-slope basements. http://www.modthesims.info/showthre...662#post5405662
Lab Assistant
#152 Old 3rd May 2019 at 10:51 AM
Default Basement for an already built 2-storey house with no foundation?
Hi everyone who still plays or reads here

I've been trying for hours to successfully add a basement to a house with the GridAdjuster. From what I undertsand, it seems like it is possible to create a basement like this on an existing house. Unless I am mistaken?

I think I have finally figured out the placement numbers. Unfortunately, my house keeps stretchig down the third floor, or the third floor will retain the walls but the entire house will lose its floors, etc.

Here are some screenshots to show what I'm talking about, but first, here are the numbers I used for this attempt:

Levels - (I can't recall, I kept trying different things)
Depth: 12-18
Width: 3-8
Pattern: Basement
Elevation: -14 (I have tried -12 previously but that also did not work)

The house is 2 floors, no foundation, on a 1x1 grid lot. I have read the square count posts multiple times and after many failures it looks like the ditch is in the right place, it just sinks my whole house and I'm not able to build any floors, walls, or go below ground level even though there's a canyon beneath.

If anyone could please point me in the right direction, I would truly appreciate it!!

ETA: The Top down view is how the house should look without any basement attempts.
Screenshots

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Test Subject
#153 Old 30th Apr 2020 at 7:19 PM
Hey guys, I could really use a little hint from you concerning this program.

I downloaded it and have been trying for hours to create a no-slope basement and I succeeded. The problem, however, is that my sims can NEVER enter the building, even if I somehow managed to get the door from the second floor (moved to ground floor via the basement shift) to the correct spot. I used a tick level of 16 to lower my building and it seems as if the house and the floor perfectly match, but still the sims always fail to enter the building. I am also unable to put regular doors on the wall after having sunk the building into the ground with the program.

My settings:
Level: I chose the correct depth and with, the building is perfectly under the ground, no boundaries anywhere else
pattern: basement
elevation: -16
"remove basement" and "advanced options" UNchecked
add per level (clicks): 16
versioned backups and clicks checked.

I would be very thankful for any advice!
Yours, Fnk
Field Researcher
THANKS POST
#154 Old 24th Oct 2020 at 6:00 PM
thank you for the ability for no-slope basements. Mootilda, you did a great job. Thanks for all your contributions.
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