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• icmnfrsh Posts: 18,789 Member

  August 2014

  I wouldn't say that *I* copied a house, because I just downloaded the TS2 version of the Goth house that was remade for The Sims 3. One of the users in the community made it. I placed one in my Sunset Valley neighborhood, but I never really moved into it because my sims were already living in the Alto house at the time, which was WAY bigger.

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• hihi122122 Posts: 1,259 Member

  August 2014

  I've copied a couple, but I never was completely satisfied. I even took to my engineering nature and wrote down every single wall dimension. I just couldn't get the wallpaper right normally though.

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• zorba2357 Posts: 6,103 Member

  September 2014 edited September 2014

  There's a sims 2 house I recently (re) built for my favorite sims 2 sim. She is one of the first sims 2 sims I ever created and remains my favorite to this day.
  
  She originally started out in one of the small EA built starter homes in Strangetown. Over the years I would add a room and an upper level and redecorate the house. And then recently redo the whole house, and now she has a dog!
  
  At one time she had 3 kids but that was a different computer, and years ago.
  
  Anyhow just recently thinking What IF I recreated her and her latest house which I really love (even though it is simple by a lot of people's standards), for sims 4, (when it arrives next week)!
  
  Maybe I'll post a pic or 2 of the sims 2 house as it is now. I really do love it! It's Strangetown desert / modern, sort-of city-ish too.
  
  Here's her little dog I recently created:
  
  
  
  She decided to go camoflage ;o)
  
  
  
  I know she's "cartoony looking" I created her not long after sims 2 first came out and she has been a part of my life for - over 10 years!
  
  
  
  Here's the latest house. I really love it. The pics (and my video card) just don't do it justice At ALL!
  
  
  
  At night:
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• zorba2357 Posts: 6,103 Member

  September 2014

  Well, with the new sims 4 building tools it SHOULD be really easy to recreate, right? I guess we'll find out?!

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• cmbaker16 Posts: 9,172 Member

  September 2014

  I re-created my favorite vacation house from Twikki Island for Sims 3
  
  Sims 2 version:
  
  
  
  
  Sims 3 version:
  
  
  
  
  I also re-created the Family Farmhouse that comes with the Sims 2 but I don't have pics of the sims 2 version when I get some some I'll post them and the sims 3 version

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• zorba2357 Posts: 6,103 Member

  September 2014

  Aw twikki Island , nice house!!! I'm really looking foward to building in sims 4. Ordered from amazon 4 days ago and still "waiting to ship" , wonder what's going on?

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• Cabelle1863 Posts: 2,251 Member

  September 2014

  Well, not from Sims 3 to Sims 2, but I have copied my favorite neighborhoods & houses onto both a disc & flash drive. This way I can keep playing my favorites no matter what computer I might be on. I have some neighborhoods that I have played over 7+ years on three different computers.

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• Godlike Posts: 305 Member

  September 2014

  Been doing this on and off for the past four (!) years with TS1 to TS2.

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• MrsBellies Posts: 70 Member

  September 2014

  Some friends and I recreated both TS1 neighbourhood, and TS2 Strangetown for TS3. They're no longer uploaded anywhere, but I think we still have the files, and we occasionally talk about maybe bringing them fully up to date with all the TS3 packs.
  
  I've also remade quite a few of the lots from Sims Life Stories for TS3, including Lead's Gym, which I really liked!

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• vriskabelle Posts: 2 New Member

  September 2014

  I recreate a family i made in the sims 2 called the Parkers frequently! but it's never the same really, i do it any way though for the sims 3 for nostalgic purposes! i'm hoping to recreate them in the sims 4 when i get my hands on it too!

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• mlnov39 Posts: 2,294 Member

  October 2014

  mlnov39 wrote: »

  There was an EA house I played in when I first got Seasons for Sims 3. The house
  was in Riverview and my Sim couple raised their 4 children there. It was a plain
  house by some standards, but I liked it, especially when decorated for the holidays.
  Yesterday I rebuilt the house in the Sims 2, can't wait to move my family in.
  
  Here's the Sims 3 version
  
  
  
  Here's the Sims 2 version
  
  
  Anyone ever transfer a house to another game?

  
  
  Sims 4 version, like this version the least, it lacks something.
  
  

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• Rflong7 Posts: 36,588 Member

  October 2014

  Hi
  
  Those are all so Wonderful!
  
  I've rebuilt a lot of the Sims 2 houses for TS3. Mostly Twikkii Island and the main Pleasantview houses.
  I liked the Night Life houses, the small ones, so I rebuilt one for TS3 and used it in a world.
  

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• ErnesaT Posts: 7,474 Member

  October 2014

  I have lots of homes re-created from TS2 houses for TS3. In fact, all the ones I have are from Rflong7

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• mlnov39 Posts: 2,294 Member

  October 2014 edited October 2014

  My profile back at the TS3 Forum has a lot of houses from TS2.
  http://www.thesims3.com/userExchange.html?persona=mlnov39&sortOrder=desc&action=&sortField=created_at&assetType=all&position=10&index=2

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• tanakaki Posts: 240 Member

  October 2014

  When I got TS2. I made Sims 2 versions of my sims 1 families along with their houses. Never owned Sims 3, but I look forward to remaking those houses and familes in the Sims 4. Maybe after we get a little more carpet and wall color options.

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