#ts2 bonfires

Included are some pool items. We’ve made a new slide, a ladder recolor, and a couple of animated diving boards. Tons of fun and come in quite a few grungy recolors.

We made some appliances. The cooler in the center is based off the SupaFridge by Targa on MTS and updated by Lord Darcy on MTS. It works as a fully functional fridge but is technically a mini fridge. Also in the set is a camping stove and a hotplate that allow you to make stovetop meals without a stove. Then on the ends of this photo are two functional grills! Gotta be able to make your BBQ!

Next up are three different food replicators. These will spawn Maxis meals and even restaurant meals for your sims instantly. They also have decorative fires to keep the food nice and warm.

I’ve made a wedding cake with a Mirelurk claw as decor on top and a nice little grungy birthday cake. Also in this photo are two drive-in speakers that function as a stereo and look cute when they play music.

Because of the fact that my grungy default I was using didn’t have dessert plate defaults, I decided to make new default dishware (as pictured above). This is included in the folder clearly labeled defaults. There’s also a grungy replacement for the birthday party noisemakers in that folder.

We made two fireworks. There’s a fusion core one and a tin can with some gunpowder in it.

We made two bubbleblowers complete with custom pillows. They also have green lights inside because they contain creepy glowy goo. Since the originals are much taller, we’ve brought down the bubble effects but they float pretty high over the bubble blowers. Also, be warned that some bubbles will clip through the floor if you put this on a second story.

Included also are bonfires and campfires. The campfires are all one tile and are recolorable if that’s your thing. They work the same as the regular campfires and bonfires except you can also warm your hands at them and instead of roasting marshmallows, you get to roast these!

There’s an option to roast a piece of meat or a tato. Both of them cost $0 to do and they give your sim a slight hunger fill. Because it’s essentially free food, they’re advertised very low to Sims as a means of nutrition.

There’s also a canopy set. This one is the single and there’s a double variation that is repositoried to this single version. There are a few grungy recolors.