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Floating houses!?!? - Quote from Honeywell's blog
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I haven't seen this discussed yet, so I thought I'd share in case some people missed it.
Quoted from Honeywell's blog (http://honeywellsims4news.tumblr.com/):
A new Sims 4 building preview, Architect Simulator, from Russian site Igomania, mentions literally using cut and paste to move rooms to a different level. Sounds handy.
"One of my colleagues at the presentation of the first thing built hut on chicken legs - small house holding only a pair of driving, with a porch and a wooden staircase . Well, I attended to the creation of a flying house that would hang above the ground without any support at all (quite popular hooliganism in previous installments), and was surprised to find that the floating house is also just a couple of mouse clicks. Suffice it by Ctrl + C - Ctrl + V "cut" the entire first floor and "paste" it to himself a higher level. A kind of little cheat allowed, prompted by the developers in your ear, which is also no stranger to a modicum of madness." —Architect Simulator (Translated with Google translate.)
It sounds like you can make floating houses using the cut-and-paste feature to make a room on the ground level, and cut-and-paste it onto a higher level so it's just floating in space without visible support (without a ground floor). I suppose you could put a stairway there reaching the ground so the Sims can climb up. That's awesome!
Am I reading this right?
Quoted from Honeywell's blog (http://honeywellsims4news.tumblr.com/):
A new Sims 4 building preview, Architect Simulator, from Russian site Igomania, mentions literally using cut and paste to move rooms to a different level. Sounds handy.
"One of my colleagues at the presentation of the first thing built hut on chicken legs - small house holding only a pair of driving, with a porch and a wooden staircase . Well, I attended to the creation of a flying house that would hang above the ground without any support at all (quite popular hooliganism in previous installments), and was surprised to find that the floating house is also just a couple of mouse clicks. Suffice it by Ctrl + C - Ctrl + V "cut" the entire first floor and "paste" it to himself a higher level. A kind of little cheat allowed, prompted by the developers in your ear, which is also no stranger to a modicum of madness." —Architect Simulator (Translated with Google translate.)
It sounds like you can make floating houses using the cut-and-paste feature to make a room on the ground level, and cut-and-paste it onto a higher level so it's just floating in space without visible support (without a ground floor). I suppose you could put a stairway there reaching the ground so the Sims can climb up. That's awesome!
Am I reading this right?
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If that's the case then I hope Sims 4 includes some kind of fog emitter. I suppose you really could build a castle in the sky, clouds and all
Omigosh, that's an awesome idea. I'm imagining a wizard's castle or something, floating up about 10 feet off the ground.
I didn't think of tree houses, neat! :shock:
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Finally!!! That would be AMAZING~!
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I didn't even think of that, but you are right. Now I kinda wanna build my sims a treehouse to live in.
I found if I painted the ceilings in my builds, I had to leave at least one room with the default ceiling tile or somewhere on the lot, ceiling tiles would vanish and could never be fixed. It ruined some builds that were meant to have wood ceilings throughout, like in a Scandinavian cabin.
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