And you can also take your house (I am assuming you don't live in an apartment) as long as you make sure that you move your house to a same size lot as it stands on. You can move it onto a bigger lot but not a smaller lot though. Unless you want the game to chop off parts of it that is. Lived and learned that.
You do that by moving the house into your library that is in the Gallery. Then you go into the new lot you want your new house to be on and then go into your library and move your house from there onto the new lot. You might use the bb.moveobjects on code, both before you upload the house onto the library and then again on the new lot before placing the house onto the new lot. Just in case you have used it on the house in the past to make sure nothing goes missing.
When your house and household is in the new world or even city then you just delete the old house if you don't want it in its old place anymore.
I have a cat in my Sims 4 I wanna move to a different city because there is nothing in mine, can I take my cat and house to another city?
Yes, you can. Go into build mode, save your house to your library, move household (this will take the cat with you), and choose a new lot the SAME SIZE as the old one. This is very important. Now open the gallery, go to the Your Library page, and place your old house. Voilà!
And you can also take your house (I am assuming you don't live in an apartment) as long as you make sure that you move your house to a same size lot as it stands on. You can move it onto a bigger lot but not a smaller lot though. Unless you want the game to chop off parts of it that is. Lived and learned that.
You do that by moving the house into your library that is in the Gallery. Then you go into the new lot you want your new house to be on and then go into your library and move your house from there onto the new lot. You might use the bb.moveobjects on code, both before you upload the house onto the library and then again on the new lot before placing the house onto the new lot. Just in case you have used it on the house in the past to make sure nothing goes missing.
When your house and household is in the new world or even city then you just delete the old house if you don't want it in its old place anymore.
Chopping off parts can work fine too if there's a big enough yard; just chopping yard might be OK. It depends on the house and the size differences.
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@Tggo24, nvm as it's been split into a separate thread now.
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You can use the move household functionality via the phone or during the Manage Worlds view.
You do that by moving the house into your library that is in the Gallery. Then you go into the new lot you want your new house to be on and then go into your library and move your house from there onto the new lot. You might use the bb.moveobjects on code, both before you upload the house onto the library and then again on the new lot before placing the house onto the new lot. Just in case you have used it on the house in the past to make sure nothing goes missing.
When your house and household is in the new world or even city then you just delete the old house if you don't want it in its old place anymore.
Yes, you can. Go into build mode, save your house to your library, move household (this will take the cat with you), and choose a new lot the SAME SIZE as the old one. This is very important. Now open the gallery, go to the Your Library page, and place your old house. Voilà!
Chopping off parts can work fine too if there's a big enough yard; just chopping yard might be OK. It depends on the house and the size differences.
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