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🎉 Show us what you've built!

The best part of creating the FRAMEWORK Collection is seeing what you create with it.

Starting today, I'd love to showcase your builds across my social media and Patreon! Whether it's a cozy apartment, a modern mansion, a café or an entire neighborhood, I'd love to see how you've used the FRAMEWORK and/or BuildKit pieces in your creations.

📸 Share screenshots of your builds using #FrameworkBuilds and tag @BoringBones whenever possible.

Every now and then I'll feature some of my favorite creations, giving full credit to their creators and helping inspire other builders in the community.

The Sims 3 was never designed to work like this… but what if Build Mode was designed today instead of 2009?

Stop downloading dozens of different lamps. Starting this Thursday, build the exact lamp you've always imagined!

New kit included! We have just made the new modular sofa set from The Sims 3 High-End Loft Stuff Pack available to EVERYONE, here: DOWNLOAD

Patreon supporters are already getting access to the sofas from The Sims 3 Generations. Available here: CLICK HERE

Have you ever wanted to add functional details to your Sims' homes to make them feel even more realistic and believable? If so, Functional Switches were created for exactly that!

More than just decorative light switches, they're fully functional! You can use them to turn the lights on or off in individual rooms or throughout the entire house at once. They work like a standard light fixture, but without producing a visible light source.

World Adventure Sofas included in this new Update for Framework Collection 01 - Modular Sofás. Available to everyone: HERE

Patrons are receiving another update, but this time with new sofas from Late Night: HERE

A month ago, I showed an early version of a modular lighting system inspired by Project Rene.

Since then, the idea has evolved into something much bigger.

Instead of simply creating more lamps, I've been designing a system that allows the same collection of parts to generate completely different creations. Table lamps, floor lamps, wall lamps, modern designs, classic designs, minimalist pieces, extravagant pieces... all built from the same modular set.

The biggest inspiration ended up coming from Spore.

Not because of the number of parts, but because of the philosophy behind them. The goal is too individuality.

I want players to combine components in ways I never anticipated, creating lamps that feel uniquely theirs rather than selecting from a fixed catalog of objects.

For The Sims 3, that means turning decorative objects into creative tools. Seeing the combinations emerge has been one of the most exciting parts of the project so far.

More previews and development updates are available on Patreon (with 6 minute video)