omg!!! LOL how'd you know it was me?!

@@CuppaSimsnStuff I remember the voice 😂

Thanks! 🥰 and definitely; I intend on it!

😂 thanks! ❤

To make a door you either make a path into the building or place a window on the ground

I second @mikez1328 - I drew a path to the walls, and the walls became doors (archways if I drew the path through a standalone wall that was not part of a building). I didn't know about placing a window on the ground, though - thanks! 💖

lol! Yeah it's super complicated at the start, watching videos and tutorials is definitely helpful for getting your feet wet!

Thank you so much! I appreciate it 💖

Thank you!🥰

Thanks so much!!! I really appreciate it! I saved it to the gallery, and you can find it by searching my username: welcom2theparty 🥰 It is called "Something New Place"🤩

Thanks so much! 🥰

LOL!!!😂

Thank you so much!!

That means so much to me - thank you!

Thanks!!! 🥰

Thank you!!🥰 This was such a nice comment to read!

Thanks!!!🥰

Thank you so much!!!! and LOL i was playing completely opposite this 😄

it's very modern yet retro - like a sleek new chic, but also VERY appropriate aesthetically for an eco pack!!! I totally feel that!!! 😂💗

@@CuppaSimsnStuff absolutely! it is everything haha

Thanks for the comment!! 🧡

lol!!!! 😂💖 This was so much fun to work on, I look forward to future collabs and I *know* your game will take off!!!💖💖💖💝 Thanks for sharing your inspiration with me 🥰 it was really fun 🥰🥰

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it! 🥰

Thank you so much! 🥰

You're so welcome! I'm glad you liked it!! Ha! Yeah I'm glad you noticed that! Definitely, grounded definitely has a feeling of gravity and weight!

Yeah! Thanks! I think it's one of the healthiest ways we have available at such a time of change, when it can feel turbulent in the real world. It also allows us to play out experiments in virtual realities, rather than over real people, in our exploration of what we like.

Thank you! 🥰 I really appreciate your feedback and support. idk how I got lucky enough to have a friend like you, but I'm grateful for it 🥰

That is a Great idea!!!

Actually, I want to revisit the previous response: 1) I LOVE that you were thinking of how to psychology differentiate between the spaces, and plants would be a nice cadenza to the living space, since they are on one end, so putting other plants on the other end can make sense in that way. However, 2) I don't think a lot of natural light will get to the plants, especially if they're behind the couch, which would not be ideal. And while I thought about lighting, I also realized that I hadn't included more lighting beyond the lighting that was there are the start of the video - bathroom wall lights, kitchen wall lights over the counters, and the lamp on the dresser in the bedroom. So while a plant might not work behind the couch, 3) Perhaps a thin floor lamp would be better behind the couch. That way the space also has better lighting when the windows don't provide natural lighting solutions, like at night. However, the lamp would have to be very thin, since there is not a lot of space. Keeping in mind each tile is 2.5 sq feet, the lamp would have to be very thin so that all dining chairs can still be accessible without compromising ease of use. Thanks for the response, I actually really enjoyed thinking about it!

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LOL! Glad you liked that! 😂

LOL I'm glad you liked that!!! Yeah that unit was definitely a challenge!!! 😂 Thanks, I appreciate the feedback 💖

Thanks! I appreciate it!