I don't mind this on the outside, but unlike Sims 3 the clipping wall is actually visible inside the house which looks beyond horrible. I'm finding I have to redo my roofing so the edges don't cut into my rooms.
I don't mind this on the outside, but unlike Sims 3 the clipping wall is actually visible inside the house which looks beyond horrible. I'm finding I have to redo my roofing so the edges don't cut into my rooms.
This is the first time I've seen the clipping on the inside. In fact I made a house some pretty unusual roofing needs and was thrilled at how the roofs didn't clip through to the inside.
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Except, when you go down a couple of levels to the inside of the house, the roof trim clips the inside.
Visibly? Because I've been looking all around inside and I don't see it on mine.
There sure are bugs if you rotate and things change
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Well, that "fixes" the clipping problem, but it doesn't follow my original design, which is a little frustrating. I guess I'll have to just come up with some other design for the house so long as I want to keep it on that lot.
Thanks for all your help though. I guess this is just a bug I'll have to deal with until it's patched (if it's patched). Maybe I could get a SimGuru to notice? @simgurugrant@simguruhouts@simgurujohn
Doubt those are the right people, but maybe we could get someone from the proper department to notice this bug.
I have no idea if this is relevant, but I read somewhere that you need to ensure the rooms in the house under the roof are complete rooms and not use the wall drag tool. So plop down a square room and drag and pull. The game then sees that as a room and the roof does not show inside.
But I just woke up and I have no idea if you tried that. Just thought I would throw that out there.
I have no idea if this is relevant, but I read somewhere that you need to ensure the rooms in the house under the roof are complete rooms and not use the wall drag tool. So plop down a square room and drag and pull. The game then sees that as a room and the roof does not show inside.
But I just woke up and I have no idea if you tried that. Just thought I would throw that out there.
That's an interesting point and might be why my house with complex roofing didn't show interior clipping.
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I have no idea if this is relevant, but I read somewhere that you need to ensure the rooms in the house under the roof are complete rooms and not use the wall drag tool. So plop down a square room and drag and pull. The game then sees that as a room and the roof does not show inside.
But I just woke up and I have no idea if you tried that. Just thought I would throw that out there.
Yup. That's listed in the things I've tried in the first post.
Kraslev, another great place to ask about this would be in the Sims 4 Lots forum. Lots of very experienced builders there, and at least a few SimGurus who follow them. I'll be interested if you ever get an answer on this. It reminds me very much of a bug I found in TS3 that would also occur when a lot was oriented to certain points of the compass but not others. It was not related to roofing though.
Kraslev, another great place to ask about this would be in the Sims 4 Lots forum. Lots of very experienced builders there, and at least a few SimGurus who follow them. I'll be interested if you ever get an answer on this. It reminds me very much of a bug I found in TS3 that would also occur when a lot was oriented to certain points of the compass but not others. It was not related to roofing though.
You know what's funny? I was the first one to post a tutorial on infinity pools and indoor-outdoor pools back in 2009 with TS3 vanilla. It's still up, but all the pictures are gone for some reason. Then, as soon as WA came out, the Japanese are had indoor-outdoor pools that exactly followed my design. Either the lot designers used my tutorial or we think very much alike. haha
> @SlyStarDust said: > I have no idea if this is relevant, but I read somewhere that you need to ensure the rooms in the house under the roof are complete rooms and not use the wall drag tool. So plop down a square room and drag and pull. The game then sees that as a room and the roof does not show inside. > > But I just woke up and I have no idea if you tried that. Just thought I would throw that out there.
^^^This fixes it. You need to make sure build mode recognizes each of your rooms as rooms and that you don't have any "ghost rooms". I made a (not-so-good) video on how I fixed it. I had renovated the second story and moved a room. Every time I place the new roof it would poke through the walls into my home. Can't post links yet so bear with me... Search Youtube for Sims 4 roofing Glitch (Roof goes through walls/into rooms)
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This is the first time I've seen the clipping on the inside. In fact I made a house some pretty unusual roofing needs and was thrilled at how the roofs didn't clip through to the inside.
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Well, that "fixes" the clipping problem, but it doesn't follow my original design, which is a little frustrating. I guess I'll have to just come up with some other design for the house so long as I want to keep it on that lot.
Thanks for all your help though. I guess this is just a bug I'll have to deal with until it's patched (if it's patched). Maybe I could get a SimGuru to notice? @simgurugrant @simguruhouts @simgurujohn
Doubt those are the right people, but maybe we could get someone from the proper department to notice this bug.
But I just woke up and I have no idea if you tried that. Just thought I would throw that out there.
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Yup. That's listed in the things I've tried in the first post.
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You know what's funny? I was the first one to post a tutorial on infinity pools and indoor-outdoor pools back in 2009 with TS3 vanilla. It's still up, but all the pictures are gone for some reason. Then, as soon as WA came out, the Japanese are had indoor-outdoor pools that exactly followed my design. Either the lot designers used my tutorial or we think very much alike. haha
> I have no idea if this is relevant, but I read somewhere that you need to ensure the rooms in the house under the roof are complete rooms and not use the wall drag tool. So plop down a square room and drag and pull. The game then sees that as a room and the roof does not show inside.
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> But I just woke up and I have no idea if you tried that. Just thought I would throw that out there.
^^^This fixes it. You need to make sure build mode recognizes each of your rooms as rooms and that you don't have any "ghost rooms".
I made a (not-so-good) video on how I fixed it. I had renovated the second story and moved a room. Every time I place the new roof it would poke through the walls into my home.
Can't post links yet so bear with me...
Search Youtube for Sims 4 roofing Glitch (Roof goes through walls/into rooms)