I made these for TS2, and I figured I’d go ahead and make them for TS3 while I was at it. These were originally floors from Cottage Living, but I made them into terrains. There is a terrain version of this in TS4 but it only comes in 1 color (pink), and does not match the floors (Why EA?). No transparency version only. I didn’t test this in game, so let me know if I’ve goofed something up.

I made this as a quick edit of the Beach Towel + Umbrella for myself, as I couldn’t find one that felt “medieval themed”. Please keep in mind I didn’t make this with the intent to share originally so it’s a bit “rough”. I almost forgot I made this, so I wanted to drop it here for the future. I am not currently playing my medieval save, so the above preview is just the texture. Feel free to edit, etc.

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An old project that was in my WIP folder.

The Sims Medieval floor converted to TS3.

• 1 color channel only.

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I wasn’t able to find any name replacement mods that I wanted to use for my medieval save, so I made one! Let me just say this took way longer then I initially thought it would.

The names I chose are mainly medieval-ish (I used a lot of names from old, and middle English). I also used some sim names (or made names out of sim places), e.g. Dragon Valley, Henford on Bagley, etc. There’s a small fantasy element thrown in there as well. I tried to stick to ~sim lore~.

I’ve tried it out in my game, and it seems to be working fine, but there’s over 8,000 different strings (name possibilities, basically). I did duplicate most of the names to a degree. It should work with other languages, but I only played / tested in English.

I’m still messing around with it, but I need a break. So I thought I’d share this version.

Credits to lesbisim for the base mod (I changed all names).

I used Easy STBL Manager, Notepad++, and a ton of google.

And in case anyone else wants to change the names, line 3-1012 = Female, 1013-7266 = Surnames, 7267-8303 = Male. This is assuming you use the above programs to edit these.

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I have updated and added some new object hiders for The Sims 3.

Built, or (for my older packages) work with 1.69.

I’ve learned a new way of making these. I did not redo all of my packages as they still seem to work fine, and there are a TON. The new way also solved some of my previous issues, like build objects not being hidden anymore.

I tried to get most objects/build mode items, but there might still be a few stragglers. Feel free to report any you find in my ask. Some I intentionally stayed away from as they are the only one in the game that exists, and I might actually use. This isn’t consistent across all games as far as not hiding these “one in existence” items, as some I never intend to use any time soon, and I did hide. So just keep an eye out. They should still be in the Collections folders if you do miss any. Feel free to request a hider for any of these items. I don’t mind adding them in if someone else wants them hidden.

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These will hide objects from showing in the buy/build/buy debug catalog. You can still find them in Collections. These do not remove any objects from in game, and will still show up as normal if they’ve already been placed in game, or if they come with a lot, etc.

I strongly suggest choosing wisely when it comes to what you want to hide, as hiding everything can be problematic. An example would be all Beds being hidden from the catalog.

These come with their thumbnail pictures where available to make it easier to pick and choose what to keep.

I would put these in your overrides folder, but they should still work if you don’t.

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I really like deedee-sims’ plumbot clothes, but I have yet to mess around with making default meshes myself. I instead decided to take IaKoa’s Servo Default, and use deedee-sims default grey textures.

When using this, I also strongly recommend you get this mod, otherwise servos will still have a glowing ball.

Credits to: veranka, IaKoa, deedee-sims, & EA.

Thanks to mistysensation‘s post (which also has good info on how to use these properly, especially if you already have existing pets), I realized you can now have separate eyes thanks to the amazing work by magical-girl-sandbox! I’ve been wanting to convert nolan-sims daydreamin eyes for a while, and I took this as an opportunity to do just that. Unfortunately TS2′s tiny eye size destroys the quality. :(

• These are nolan-sims original colors, aside from purple, and red. I did edit the pupil for the dog eyes.
• I used the sclera from mistysensation’s post.
• These have simnopke‘s fix included.