I already know that i crashes when you have the MCCC Mod installed. I am not sure if I can fix that. It seams like that the last small fixed of MCCC fixed that problem
Hope you like them!
You need Farm Animals for all my Animals! If you don’t have it the animal will not show up in the list:
And here is my first real home for Henford-on-Bagley (I mean, no budget constraints!).
I really wanted to create a cute house in the town center that would include a animal shed, a chicken coop, and a small space for gardening, and after a bit of a struggle, I managed to fit everything in!
It was also an opportunity to use the new buy/build content from Cottage Living. As many have already noticed, it seems that this pack includes less furniture than usual, but they look good. In Build mode, I don’t understand why all the new plants and trees aren’t easily accessible in the catalog (without cheats, I mean). I also wish the different door and window sets had more color swatches in common, if you want to use more colorful options, it’s hard to make everything match.
I created an alternative version this house, on a larger lot, but a bit rundown, and with almost no furniture, to use it for a Rags to Riches challenge. You can find it here.
Anyway, I hope your sims will enjoy this home!
Info: Residential, 30x20, 2 bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Location:Henford-on-Bagley, Finshwick, 5 Cobblebottom Street
Playtested as usual, without CC, use bb.moveobjects on before placing the lot.
Huge thanks to all cc creators ❤ @novvvas @aggressivekitty @pinkbox-anye @tububsubub @cowbuild @mxims @sanoysims @eniosta @hel-studio @sundays-sims @vintage-simmer and more ❤ Post link
I know the majority of us ain’t really fucking with The Sims right now…BUT Cottage Living is on sale on CDKeys for $13.79. I just coped. Maybe yall are interested in too. ♀️
I’ve always been reading fairy tales and stories, looking for the ones that really speak to me. The ones with heart. Now, I’ve finally finished writing and illustrating one of my own. I hope it speaks to you.
“…A cackleberry is a wondrous thing. Strange, to be sure, but wondrous just the same. They are friends of rot, re-claimers of damp wood and molding stone. Thin tendrils pale as waterlogged fingers push up from carpets of matted leaves and rise from the forest floor. A swelling, a blooming, a beginning. A cackleberry is a rare occurrence. Some liken them to mushrooms, or puffballs, while others think them more similar to flower buds. Either way, they are said to hold the dreams of the forest. This particular cackleberry grew in the shadow of an oak snag. It glowed softly, pulsing to the rhythm of decaying oak roots. Held tight within its shell was a small girl. She had spent a thousand days cloaked in black dirt and cradled by oak roots. She had swum through places beneath the forest floor, friend to the mycelium that threaded the dirt like stars. Then she had been drawn above. Now her world split open. Something wondrous was about to happen.”
This is the story of a girl, who finds herself in an unknown wood. A girl who dares to look for the choice not offered. The story follows Oona as she journeys through the Scraggle Wood looking for a way to fulfill her heart’s desire. It is, of course, a fairy tale, though a bit of an odd one.
