Two uncommonly-known build exploits for your use- to get an extra floor, and to create a one-level open-air basement! Read more under the cut.
This allows you to create an extra sixth floor. Mainly useful for decorative use!
Build up to the five-floor limit.Â
Create a mansard roof large enough to show a floor tile.
Using âplacefriezes onâ, you can now place a frieze where you couldnât before.
You can then use CFE to shape the floor to your liking.
Of note: Itâs best to keep the extra floor decorative or lightly-built, as there are restrictions. You canât build walls, roofs, nor stairs, but ladders (place beforehand), fences, and elevators work. Use âmoveobjects onâ to place objects, doors, and windows. You can use the sledgehammer to delete the extra floor.
This allows you to create a one-level open-air basement, as teased by Sims Uniâs gym.
Create basement on a completely flat piece of ground.
Create stair in basement where you want the opening to be.
Create a foundation at the end of the staircase, one tile away.
Copy the stair and place a new stair leading from the foundation to the top of the stair to the basement.
Delete the stair to the basement.
You can repeat this as many times as you want to create large open areas! Beyond that, it functions as a normal basement.
Of note: To delete the open-air areas, place basement stairs where you donât want the effect, and then delete those stairs. You can then delete the basement. Itâs best to keep the open-air area lightly decorated, as I believe that objects beyond doors and windows will not show above-ground even if you have object hiding disabled. The game will also only render the first basement level below ground.
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