ditZn

That is not a stupid question.

Train Car Bottom

I modified one of the debug train carriages from Eco Lifestyle because I wanted the bottom part, so I could let my sim live in a remodelled train car. 

It works almost exactly like the trailer wheels, the main difference is the size. The Train Car Bottom fits a 3 x11 tile room. 

22 swatches in the original train colors as well as the sulani palette. 

Download and more below:

The walls cannot be placed directly on the trailer wheels. Follow this guide:

https://ditzn.tumblr.com/post/190665160933/how-to-build-a-trailercaravan-or-just-download

Hi,

I use this image as a guide when I recolor anything in the Sulani Palette. :-) I hope this is helpful.

Ocean Kitchen Wooden Countertop - ISLAND.

My recolor of the Brohill Kitchen from parenthood with wooden countertops now includes an Island, and the old counters have been updated with *seamless countertop textures. (*No sharp edges between the different counter objects)

Ocean Kitchen Wood Version now includes:

Counters (Plain) - updated wood texture (5 swatches)

Counters (With Curtain) - updated wood texture (13 swatches)

Cabinets - nothing new (5 swatches)

Island - NEW RELEASE (5 swatches)

@songbirde​ asked me whether I planned to make an Island for the wood countertop version of my Brohill Kitchen Recolor. This gave me the “push/inspiration” I needed to finish the Island (Thank you 😊 ) , but then I felt I needed to fix the wood texture for the counters as well. 

(The truth is, the wood countertop version were never meant to be published.  At the time I did not have the patience to make the texture tile seamlessly in either the counters or the island, but after a request I decided to share the counters as they were. It has honestly been bothering me a little that I never finished the kitchen properly. )

IF you already have the counters in your game! I recommend that you replace them with the updated counters.

DOWNLOAD & SWATCHES BELOW

3 Trailer Windows

I didn’t really intend to share these windows, when I made them, but I changed my mind.

3 of the swatches matches the “Inviting Swing Out Door” from StrangerVille.

Requires Get To Work

7 Swatches

One wide 2-tile window

One small window (2 tiles)

One small window (1 tile)

Download link and swatches below.

How to build a trailer/caravan... or just download one.

I used my own custom content for the wheels, the windows and the awnings. This version is a micro home with 32 tiles.

Everything can be substituted with content already in the game, but the trailer wheels in debug doesn’t fit quite as well.

Guide below, ending with a list of the content I used as well as a download link for the trailer itself. 

Trailer Wheels

I tried to use the debug boat trailer, but even when scaled down it did not look quite right. So I adjusted the wheels to fit a 32 tiles caravan and made it basegame compatible. Found in clutter - No need to search in debug anymore :) 

Basegame compatible

Original swatch (1)

Download link and link to guide below

Awnings for your tiny house...

...or any other house.

My first Tiny Living inspired content is also my first StrangerVille based content.

When I was building a small caravan, I found a non/semi functional awning from StrangerVille in debug. I liked how it looked, so I changed the mesh, fixed up the texture and made 14 more swatches. Because I had to change almost everything anyway to make it function properly, I decided to make it Basegame compatible.

I named it Strange Awning as an ode to StrangerVille (even though I never liked the gameplay, and I wish we could turn the “story” of without having to play it, but) I love the world and the build items. The two versions of Strange Awning can be found with the rest of the awnings in game. (Or you can do a text search for ditzn. It will bring up most of my recent CC)

Basegame compatible

15 swatches (Inspired by colors in Tiny Living & StrangerVille)

2 sizes

Download and swatches below

Plain Curtains with middle piece

I finally finished the new middle piece, for the curtains from Vintage Glamour. Now the pole have the correct shader and drops a shadow, like it’s supposed to.  The first swatch with the white curtains have a black pole, while the other curtains have a light grey pole. The middle piece contains all the swatches it needs to match the original curtains as well as my recolors.

Requires Vintage Glamour 

15 curtain swatches  (matching Discover University colors)

7 middle piece swatches

Middle piece matches the original Vintage Glamour curtains.

Download and swatches below

Stove without backguard.

I remodelled and recolored the Yum Cooker. I needed a cheap older looking stove for my game, but all the stoves in game have a “backguard”, and I don't like it. (In real life I have only seen stoves without.)

20 Swatches (Magic Palette)

Base Game compatible

Download and swatches below