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Hi, thank you so much for your kind words!! Unfortunately, at this time, for a few reasons, it is not possible for me to upload this lot.

It was built around 5-ish years ago when terrain tools were not yet a thing and thus the "hill" part is actually a green colored roof with plants placed on it using the 9 key (as can be seen [here] in an old ask). I would find it a bit silly to upload a lot built in such an outdated fashion today when things like terrain tools, world-edit-objects, and T.O.O.L. are things.

it was built for a story-save and thus the inside of it makes zero sense and is not playable or useable at all.

and probably the most damning of reasons - I don't have easy access to it, as i never added my old saves to my current game when I got a new computer a couple years ago 😅

However!! like i said about my forgotten temple build that was also built with outdated techniques - it could be an interesting one to rebuild with all the things that we have in the game now so!! Maybe if I am able to get my building groove back I will work on that!

They’re neither tiles or terrain paint - theyre individual stepping stones! (called “pavers” in the download, and they’ll be found in the rocks section of the catalogue) by plasticbox @ MTS - you can find them [here]

oh gosh thank you!!! you’re really too kind!! (but honestly - just have no social life and spend way too long building in the sims + 1 million hours placing plants)

And, assuming you mean [this build] (which i really ought to give a proper name) unless there’s ever a patch that keeps all objects raised using the 9 key elevated, I wont ever put it up for download, and this is why: 

on the left is the version the version i’ve built + played in. On the right is how it looks after saving it and then placing it. 

I didn’t build this with the intention of uploading it, and therefore i didn’t ensure that raised objects outside are technically in “rooms” - so they all fall (in particular - all the landscaping items used on the hills, plants raised/overlapped to make more elaborate arrangements, and the liberated fence objects i used around the top of the walls).