LOT SIZE ADDRESS & FINAL COST: 40 x 40, $177,000 ish
LOT DESCRIPTION & DETAILS: This home was made for a build-n-share challenge. The main house has 4 bedrooms and 3 and a half baths. An activity room, and a laundry room. It also has a large living room, kitchen and formal dinning room. This home also has a granny flat with its own living spaces. This home is made for entertaining with it bbq area, hot tub, pool, and bar. It has plenty of space to play and has a tree house, sand box and see-saw. It also has a large garden.
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM: Yes please, this is the first home that I have built.
CREDIT TO SIMMERS FOR CUSTOM CONTENT USED: Some used but all play tested, I am not sure were it has come from, I uploaded it with a few houses off the exchange.
LEVEL: Advanced (Am I jumping the gun here? This is my 3rd entry, but based on the amount of time I spent on this, hopefully it's a bit beyond intermediate!)
LOT SIZE ADDRESS & FINAL COST: 30 x 30, $135,293
LOT DESCRIPTION & DETAILS: Created for the Build-n-Share 102-103. 4-bedrooms, 3.5 bath, "Granny Flat" with separate entrance, 2 car garage. (Too tired to elaborate more tonight. Will expand description tomorrow.)
The entries so far look great! To give a little more time to those of you who are trying to finish up, you will have till midnight Central Daylight Time in the US to submit your entry. (Actually, I won't be checking till 6 am tomorrow!)
The new challenge will be posted sometime this evening.
LOT SIZE ADDRESS & FINAL COST: 180 Redwood Pkwy (I hope that qualifies as near the beach), 40 x 30, just barely under $200,000
LOT DESCRIPTION & DETAILS: Lighthouse built on 180 Redwood Pkwy for Build-n-Share #102/103 , 4br 3.5ba + granny flat with seperate entrance, garage for 2 cars, large basement with game/party room, small indoor pool and exercise area, a room to make nectar and two small still empty basement rooms. Covered porch to BBQ, backyard with swingset, seesaw, vegetable patches and small pond. Treehouse in the front yard, hopscotch field in one of the driveways, additional parking spot in the other.
Keep those Generations entries coming! The new challenge will be posted bright and early tomorrow morning (CDT). Little hint - it's a community lot with a seasonal theme. Hope you'll be able to join in on this one
Well, I finished my house, but I just saw that it needed 3.5 baths in the main house and I thought it meant total so I am a bathroom short. I won't submit my lot to be judged since I am missing that. Sad thing is I even printed out the requirements so I wouldn't forget. :oops:
I will post a link to my finished lot though, for maybe some friendly sympathy recs? lol. I even made the family.
Well, I finished my house, but I just saw that it needed 3.5 baths in the main house and I thought it meant total so I am a bathroom short. I won't submit my lot to be judged since I am missing that. Sad thing is I even printed out the requirements so I wouldn't forget. :oops:
I will post a link to my finished lot though, for maybe some friendly sympathy recs? lol. I even made the family.
Been working hard all day on this then came back and actualy read the post, lol now I'm gonna start over and make an actual diner. But I'd like to share the pics of the resturant I spent all day on lol, I was almost finished with it too.
Been working hard all day on this then came back and actualy read the post, lol now I'm gonna start over and make an actual diner. But I'd like to share the pics of the resturant I spent all day on lol, I was almost finished with it too.
It's beautiful! I wouldn't start over. Ben did say he was open to a historical interpretation, and I think this qualifies Maybe work in a counter with seating, but otherwise don't change a thing.
Been working hard all day on this then came back and actualy read the post, lol now I'm gonna start over and make an actual diner. But I'd like to share the pics of the resturant I spent all day on lol, I was almost finished with it too.
It's beautiful! I wouldn't start over. Ben did say he was open to a historical interpretation, and I think this qualifies Maybe work in a counter with seating, but otherwise don't change a thing.
Oh wow I looooove this! I agree dont change it. i especially love the upstairs seating, looks like the VIP section. So awesome!
It's a bit late to comment on the Generations contest, but since I can't put a comment on Dreamer90's page...
Dreamer90: Love your lighthouse!! Is there any way you could share the tutorial you used to put a foundation next to a ground level wall? I've been trying to make a trilevel home and getting very frustrated.
You have some great ideas in your build. Excellent!
Everyone else who participated in the Generations build... amazing work. I think my favorite part is seeing everyone else's work and ideas. Very inspiring.
Dreamer90: Love your lighthouse!! Is there any way you could share the tutorial you used to put a foundation next to a ground level wall? I've been trying to make a trilevel home and getting very frustrated.
You have some great ideas in your build. Excellent!
Everyone else who participated in the Generations build... amazing work. I think my favorite part is seeing everyone else's work and ideas. Very inspiring.
First of all thank you very much, I'm glad you like it.
I can't give you a specific tutorial I used, 'cause it's pretty much basic CFE and I really can't remember where I first learned about it. But here is an extract from the List of tutorials or how do I do that?:
Dreamer90: Thanks for all the links. I will check those out. I was playing with CFE, but got frustrated. I wish there was a cheat code for "RealLifeTimeConstraints." LOL!!
Dreamer90: Thanks for all the links. I will check those out. I was playing with CFE, but got frustrated. I wish there was a cheat code for "RealLifeTimeConstraints." LOL!!
Mines done but I've been working on another folder that has CC in it so I haven't gotten back to the other one, I change out tonight and post all the pics and things.
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NAME: Harm_michelle
LINK TO LOT: http://www.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=4241110
LINK TO MEDIA: http://s110.photobucket.com/albums/n110/harm_michelle/Foster Family Home/?albumview=slideshow
Link to Family: http://www.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=4241083
LEVEL: Beginner
LOT SIZE ADDRESS & FINAL COST: 40 x 40, $177,000 ish
LOT DESCRIPTION & DETAILS: This home was made for a build-n-share challenge. The main house has 4 bedrooms and 3 and a half baths. An activity room, and a laundry room. It also has a large living room, kitchen and formal dinning room. This home also has a granny flat with its own living spaces. This home is made for entertaining with it bbq area, hot tub, pool, and bar. It has plenty of space to play and has a tree house, sand box and see-saw. It also has a large garden.
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM: Yes please, this is the first home that I have built.
CREDIT TO SIMMERS FOR CUSTOM CONTENT USED: Some used but all play tested, I am not sure were it has come from, I uploaded it with a few houses off the exchange.
NAME: Aquacatt
LINK TO LOT: http://www.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=4241200
LINK TO MEDIA: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aquacatt3/sets/72157626893947507/
LEVEL: Advanced (Am I jumping the gun here? This is my 3rd entry, but based on the amount of time I spent on this, hopefully it's a bit beyond intermediate!)
LOT SIZE ADDRESS & FINAL COST: 30 x 30, $135,293
LOT DESCRIPTION & DETAILS: Created for the Build-n-Share 102-103. 4-bedrooms, 3.5 bath, "Granny Flat" with separate entrance, 2 car garage. (Too tired to elaborate more tonight. Will expand description tomorrow.)
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM: Yes please
CREDIT TO SIMMERS FOR CUSTOM CONTENT USED: None
The new challenge will be posted sometime this evening.
NAME: Dreamer90
LINK TO LOT: http://www.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=4244158
LINK TO MEDIA: https://picasaweb.google.com/114131959274906480855/BuildNShareGenerations?authkey=Gv1sRgCO78jv3vgrOQfg#slideshow/5621127308741259538
LINK TO FAMILY: family is included in the lot
LEVEL: Advanced?
LOT SIZE ADDRESS & FINAL COST: 180 Redwood Pkwy (I hope that qualifies as near the beach), 40 x 30, just barely under $200,000
LOT DESCRIPTION & DETAILS: Lighthouse built on 180 Redwood Pkwy for Build-n-Share #102/103 , 4br 3.5ba + granny flat with seperate entrance, garage for 2 cars, large basement with game/party room, small indoor pool and exercise area, a room to make nectar and two small still empty basement rooms. Covered porch to BBQ, backyard with swingset, seesaw, vegetable patches and small pond. Treehouse in the front yard, hopscotch field in one of the driveways, additional parking spot in the other.
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM: Always
CREDIT TO SIMMERS FOR CUSTOM CONTENT USED: None
Well, I finished my house, but I just saw that it needed 3.5 baths in the main house and I thought it meant total so I am a bathroom short. I won't submit my lot to be judged since I am missing that. Sad thing is I even printed out the requirements so I wouldn't forget. :oops:
I will post a link to my finished lot though, for maybe some friendly sympathy recs? lol. I even made the family.
House: http://www.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=4245112
Family: http://www.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=4245110
I'll be back in the morning to check out all the builds and leave them recs. Baby wants to go to bed.
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I rec'd your house and family. :thumbup: Sorry you didn't get the entry you wanted in!
Yep! Smallish and casual. Many have a counter in addition to tables or booths. Check out this link for a little more info
http://s220.photobucket.com/albums/dd126/silviaBroome/Georgian Era/?albumview=slideshow
Rec'd him, of course!
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It's beautiful! I wouldn't start over. Ben did say he was open to a historical interpretation, and I think this qualifies
Oh wow I looooove this! I agree dont change it. i especially love the upstairs seating, looks like the VIP section. So awesome!
Well, Uncle Sam was already taken
Spring Break 90/91 Intermediate and Advanced results are up on Winner's Circle. Intermediate results for 94/95 Eggstravaganza as well
Dreamer90: Love your lighthouse!! Is there any way you could share the tutorial you used to put a foundation next to a ground level wall? I've been trying to make a trilevel home and getting very frustrated.
You have some great ideas in your build. Excellent!
Everyone else who participated in the Generations build... amazing work. I think my favorite part is seeing everyone else's work and ideas. Very inspiring.
Now you can
First of all thank you very much, I'm glad you like it.
I can't give you a specific tutorial I used, 'cause it's pretty much basic CFE and I really can't remember where I first learned about it. But here is an extract from the List of tutorials or how do I do that?:
I hope that helps.
And if not feel free to ask again.
I need that one, too
Congrats, everyone! Some really great builds, as usual