The Sims Bi-Weekly Build Challenge, Week 106: Around the World; Traditional Japanese Homes!

Bi-Weekly Build Challenge, Week 106: Around the World; Traditional Japanese Homes!
Why is the sims 4 so boring dear bajeesus
Love it! ��
One of my favorite builds so far✨
After endless hours spent waiting for waiters to deliver food to my sims, I finally figured out that you can shift-click on the table to get the meal brought out immediately
It's oddly therapeutic...
My favorite detail about bonehilda in sims 3 is that if she drinks something, it immediately goes through her and forms a puddle, which she then has to clean.
Saw this on tumblr and had to share
Something about three vampires running away because it is morning time meanwhile looking directly at SUN really sends me
RELAX . .
Bob bob
Happy with how this build turned out even though it’s a bit different than my normal style!
well... it is pretty hot in oasis springs
TIL wizard children can have familiars.
The Sims 3 had some CRAZY Protests
A Semi-Functional Pantry.. lol i tried
My entire Sims collection (started buying digital with Sims 4 EPs)
My sib let me use their laptop to play sims 4 while they sort out stuff and they're letting me post on their account too, I didn't know the round drone has eyes.
ITS THE FAN AND THE CANDLES FOR ME
Ah yes...WORK
Am I fed up with this winter in lockdown? Yes. Yes I am.
I'm currently rebuilding Brindleton Bay and was really proud of this wedding venue I built! I replaced the Tail's End lot so I hope you don't mind ghost pets roaming the shores while your sims say their vows. The lot is called Bayside Wedding Venue and my Origin ID is Ginsbergreen. Hope you enjoy!
Fear the Power of the Army of Bonehildas (I bought 10+ Bonehildas to rake my leaves and they do everything in sync and it's pretty terrifying).

Bi-Weekly Build Challenge, Week 106: Around the World; Traditional Japanese Homes!

Posted: 18 Jan 2021 09:24 AM PST

VOTE FOR WEEK 104: Mid-Century Modern Mansions HERE!

Winners

Week 104: Holiday Markets, Fairs & Bazaars

🥇1st Place (59.09% of the votes):

/u/absurb_little_birb - Striezelmarkt von Windenburg - TS4

🥈2nd Place - (54.55% of the votes):

/u/Saaedra - Willow Creek Christmas Market - TS4

🥉3rd Place - (50.00% of the votes):

/u/amphitrite66 - Mittelalterlicher Weihnachtsmarkt - TS4

See all the rankings here.

Introduction for Newcomers

Every two weeks the challenge will change, We'll design a different house or interior of a room and we might even sneak a few Create-A-Sims in to break it up a little.

Certain challenges will have a monetary limit, some will be spend as much as you like/can to impress.

We try to make it so everyone can participate in all challenges no matter which Sims game you have and which expansion/stuff packs you have.

If you would like to see some of our past challenges, please check out THIS link.

Bi-Weekly Build Challenge, Week 106: Around the World; Traditional Japanese Homes!

Think of a traditional Japanese house and what elements come to mind? You're probably picturing soft tatami mats, delicate shoji screens and warm wooden beams; and while these are important hallmarks of Japanese interior design, they are only a small component of the rich and inspiring heritage of traditional Japanese architecture. Traditional Japanese houses have a special relationship with nature. In extreme cases, the best part of a lot was given over to the garden, and the house design on the land left over. Furniture was sparse in Japanese homes in the medieval period but might include floor cushions, portable armrests, a low table, small storage cabinets, hidden cupboards, and chests. Many people hung artworks inside their homes, such as hanging scrolls made from either silk or paper, in order to decorate.

Key Elements:

Mat flooring, tea paper walls, sliding doors and folding screens.

Tea Rooms or tea houses.

Wooden (engawa) verandas, and heavy roofs with deep overhangs.

Residential ONLY. Must be fully functional. (TIP: Consider using cheats to unlock debug/hidden items and to place objects more freely!)

NOTE: Challenges are open for TWO weeks!

Reference Links --

To submit an entry you must comment on this post and format your comment like this, IF IT'S NOT IN THIS FORMAT IT WILL BE DISQUALIFIED:

Your reddit username - Title of submission - Version info - unformatted link to photo or video

Link to Gallery Download (Use #RedditBuildChallenge as a tag for ease!) You don't have to link to the Gallery, its only to make it easy for people to find if they want to download

Build Guidelines

Requirements:

One entry per person.
Residential properties ONLY (NO apartments!).
No Photoshopping images.
CC allowed.

Important Dates

January 30th: Challenge Closes around 10pm EST and then posts are verified/voting commences. Winners will be announced when the next challenge goes live (typically within 1-2 days after the deadline).

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Why is the sims 4 so boring dear bajeesus

Posted: 18 Jan 2021 11:25 AM PST