Here we have a strictly decorative ceiling fan set. Now they can be integrated as important parts of your builds, as they should be. Your Sim’s ceilings no longer have to be a forgotten place. Something that’s so common in the real world has been missing from our game all of this time – but CC makers have got our backs there too. There’s certainly no short supply of ceiling lights out there.īut you may have noticed something else missing from your Sim’s ceilings, and that would be fans.
Zoom out just a little too far, and yikes… you’ll be wishing you had a better selection.Īs always, this is where custom content comes in as the saving grace of every Simmer. For one thing, you’ll need something that not only provides good illumination, but meshes well with the rest of your interior as well.ĭon’t be fooled into thinking that because they’re usually transparent while in Live Mode, your build won’t suffer from unsightly ceiling lights. Lighting can always pose a bit of an issue as your build progresses. Or if this really is IT, make it optional? Idk why nobody decided to let volunteers try this before rollout, which double sucks because I know what effort must have gone into making the changes.Who would argue that lighting isn’t the most important part of every build? Nobody but mole people.Īnd thankfully we’ve only had to deal with those in some versions of The Sims 2. I can’t find anything, drop-downs cover posts and the whole screen is just cluttered to the point where I can’t find anything.
I’m probably yelling in the void but please change it back. If I didn’t need the desktop version I’d abandon it. “a new navigation layout for the desktop website that we’re experimenting with” Want to share your feedback about something? Check out our Work in Progress blog and start a discussion with the community. Starting tomorrow (July 19th), some of you will see a new navigation layout for the desktop website that we’re experimenting with.Įxperiencing an issue? File a Support Request and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can!.
Now your browser should refresh with the latest data every time you visit that page. We fixed an issue with the activity graph on web that could cause your browser to cache an outdated copy of the data.On web, on the mobile layout of the site, we’ve shuffled the order of the items in the navigation drawer slightly.Also, reminder that you can hide your own likes from this feature in your blog settings. It still controls the same behavior: whether or not you’ll see posts liked by blogs you follow in your Following feed. We’ve renamed the “Include stuff in your orbit” dashboard setting to “Include posts liked by the blogs you follow”.
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