#modularbuilding

It's time to try out new building tools in The Sims 3! Add friezes and details to your buildings in a simple, fast, and efficient way, making them even more detailed! And the best part: This set is fully optimized to work perfectly with your builds!

Hey brick enthusiasts! I've just released a new video where I take you on an exclusive tour of the epic Funwhole Factory House of Music. This unique build transforms an old factory into a vibrant live music venue, complete with interactive lighting, urban graffiti, and even a mechanism that makes the minifigures dance!

Discover all the innovative details of this dynamic set. Check out the full video and let me know what you think in the comments!

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I've reached what I consider one of the most fun but equally laborious parts of creating custom assets for my new world! Since I'm creating a world inspired by Heaven Springs, there's a lot of work to be done, so I wanted to share some of what I've already done with you!

Since Heaven Springs has many ornaments, I'm building a new modular set, which will be part of the new KIT ​​I'll release after Heaven Springs launches. This architecture kit will allow players to create even more beautiful and personalized buildings!

(Please note that all images currently represent a work in progress.)

Here, I'm also modularizing in a slightly different way. Some ornaments have been separated from the friezes and moldings so that the player can position them in a customized way, allowing us to reuse various assets to compose different facades! I can't wait to share all the details with you. But in the meantime, here's the image!

Extensive testing, technical obsession, and a few unexpected discoveries led me to completely rethink how modularity works in The Sims 3. The result? A new building workflow that’s faster, more stable, and absurdly more intuitive — using something the game has always handled better than decorative objects.

On Patreon, I explain why modular building no longer needs to be so complicated, how this shift drastically reduces build time and performance impact, and what it means for the future of Tiny Worlds and the modular systems I’m developing.

There are projects that if I had more clarity when I started that I would need so many pieces, I probably wouldn't do them xD I decided to create handrails for the ramps and my goodness, 14 variations to fit all the ramps 😵‍💫🤣 but it's okay, I loved it

It started with a simple handrail! But then I realized that this model was not suitable for ramps, because it was not accessible in the correct way.

Looking at images and walking around the city, I realized that the correct model needed to be like this:

The advantage of so many variations is that you can combine them in other ways that don't necessarily follow the ramp patterns: (Although I tried to make everything dockable without alt, I couldn't. So abuse alt to play around)