lawn Posted August 9 Report Posted August 9 First pass of two interiors. The first one is my house on TOPS which is next to Twonutzheim, so I matched their tutor style. And this on is an industrial style living room. I'm wondering if doing a tips and tricks for doing interiors would be handy? If so, where do people tend to get stuck? 4 1
Rainbow Fresh Posted August 10 Report Posted August 10 (edited) 18 hours ago, lawn said: I'm wondering if doing a tips and tricks for doing interiors would be handy? If so, where do people tend to get stuck? If I can make two personal suggestions: - How to balance function and design in interior space cramming - How to solve the lack of any meaningful furniture in the game through chiseling furniture that *could* be functional still Edited August 10 by Rainbow Fresh 1 1
lawn Posted August 10 Author Report Posted August 10 3 hours ago, Rainbow Fresh said: If I can make two personal suggestions: - How to balance function and design in interior space cramming - How to solve the lack of any meaningful furniture in the game through chiseling furniture that *could* be functional still Thanks Rainbow Fresh! I can definitely cover some tricks for those questions. I have a few functional chiseling builds and spacing tips. For instance, would showing builds like a resonator cabinet that can hold cylinders and the resonator and "cabinets" that use shelves (instead of the built in one since they take longer to place bowls, etc) be useful? And tips like how tall should chiseled seating be and the minimum width between chiseled furniture to be able to walk through it? Or were you thinking of something else? 1
Rainbow Fresh Posted August 10 Report Posted August 10 3 minutes ago, lawn said: Thanks Rainbow Fresh! I can definitely cover some tricks for those questions. I have a few functional chiseling builds and spacing tips. For instance, would showing builds like a resonator cabinet that can hold cylinders and the resonator and "cabinets" that use shelves (instead of the built in one since they take longer to place bowls, etc) be useful? And tips like how tall should chiseled seating be and the minimum width between chiseled furniture to be able to walk through it? Or were you thinking of something else? Especially the latter sounds very interesting atleast to me. I very recently had to chisel some chairs for tables (the clutter tables do already exist, but the 4 chairs to go with it not) and had to experiment alot to get something looking nice, symmetrical, reasonably sized but having enough space to actually "use" the chair and the sitting surface at ass-height. 1
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