Comments | nimi4: Clappersgate University all decorated

nimi4

Clappersgate University all decorated

Nov 22, 2009 17:34

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new ambleside, clappersgate university, sims 2, houses

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mixreality November 22 2009, 20:43:50 UTC

Beautiful! Just out of curiosity, how big is the lot? It looks so compact, yet there are so many things to do here! I'd ask you to upload it if I had a game in which to put it *sigh*

nimi4 November 23 2009, 13:45:24 UTC

Thank you! It's a 3x2 lot, built on to the building edge. I never build lots this big and rather think there's a lot of unused space, like between all the stairs. But then again it's a building that's supposed to look a bit grand. I hope it'll run fine when playing with Sims on it!

mixreality November 23 2009, 15:15:07 UTC

Anything below 3x3 is still a small lot, IMO. Just think of those huge useless lots in default neighborhoods! It will most likely run just fine.

nimi4 November 23 2009, 17:39:17 UTC

True. :) I tend to think of 2x2 and 2x3 lots as medium, but I did always have a tendency towards the teeny tiny lots!

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nimi4 November 23 2009, 13:47:58 UTC

Thank you. :)
I have some more unexpected free time today, so I'll give it a shot. It will probably look a lot like the Plaza, perhaps a little like the "Park" in Sunset Valley.. We'll see, perhaps I'll even put a few market stands on it, inspired by your Farmer's Market! ;)

pennysims November 23 2009, 10:20:39 UTC

Holy crap, how awesome can that lot be?! I seriously love it, it's so detailed but yet very playable. I would be interested to know how big it is too.

nimi4 November 23 2009, 13:56:01 UTC

Thank you :D I deliberately used Maxis objects to keep it simple, but it was a bit of a struggle to make all the music rooms easily accessible in the upper right wing :)
It's a 3x2 lot, built on to the building edge. I hope it'll still be playable with many Sims on it - I haven't played such a lot in a long time so I have no idea what my can computer can cope with. But it shouldn't be much trouble, for it's still quite simple. :)