Create-A-World Tips, Tricks, and Annoyances
Zazazu:
I hadn't. It's a gradual grower, so it will be a few months before it is complete. Plus, it's ridiculous with CC. My second, loosely called Windabout, I plan on sharing a built-up version of.
Anach:
Like a couple of other posters here, what I'm really interested in is editing the official towns, not recreating them from scratch from the "lite" versions. If someone works out how to do that, they will be my new best friend (what an incentive huh?)
Moryrie:
If sunset valley could be halved and have lots added/expanded to make up for the halving I'd be happy. =P
pbox:
Quote from: nanacake on 2009 December 30, 23:53:18
The limit for making lots this close is about half of a square using the CAW grid for a precise guideline. I placed the sidewalks after the lots to fill in the grass gaps.
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean by "limit for making lots this close"; could you elaborate on this? It sounds a bit as if it weren't possible to put lots right next to each other (with no space in between) .. is that so? Or did you deliberately leave a little space in between because you wanted sims to be able to walk between the lots?
(Reason I ask is that for me it would be quite a bit of hassle to install CAW and test it myself - I'd have to set up a dual boot machine, buy Windows, install Windows, reinstall the game, and install CAW - but if I can't place lots next to each other the whole thing would be useless for me. So I'd be really grateful if someone could enlighten me on that .. thanks in advance =).
ingeli:
You can place lots next to each other. Only be careful if one lot is all surrounded by other lots and the door of the house is close to the outer border, things can then block the door, or the lot can level just a little with lots moving around and THAT can block the door. This is only a problem if you work with small lots placed close together, but done with precaution and testing it is possible.
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