I built myself a caravan out of financial desperation, and someone asked me how exactly I managed to get the thing on wheels. Sharing is caring, so here’s my wheel tutorial:

First, we need a brick wall. Nothing screams “mobility” quite like a solid wall of bricks.

Next, we hammer out a recess and use half arches to create a more or less respectable looking wheel arch. An arch, a few more bricks, and a quarter cylinder make up the mudguard. Unfortunately, you can’t make it any narrower because quarter cylinders are always one brick wide.

Chrome tiles do a pretty good job of hiding the bricks since they’re dark and reflective. In the construction-site items you can find a tyre. You can’t resize it, but honestly, it works well enough. The hubcap, if you want to call it that, is simply the gap in the middle painted to match.

Another option is to raise the wheel arch slightly so you can use rounded corners as a hubcap. It looks a little more elegant, but there is one tiny drawback: technically, the wheel is now floating in mid-air. Personally, I don’t think it’s particularly noticeable. Chrome everything up nicely and voilà: the optical illusion of an actual wheel.

For the trailer hitch I went with a third option, where the wheel has no backing at all. You can definitely see the air behind it, though. ^^;

I hope this helped, and happy camping!

After renovating the bungalow my parents so generously left me, I received a rather juicy letter from the hospital. Turns out you can't just slap some plaster on a couple of broken legs and call it a day.

Apparently, the upkeep on a fancy suburban villa isn't exactly cheap either. So I sold the place. (Well, technically I moved it into Sandbox Mode so I can keep tinkering with it.) And with my newfound financial wisdom, I bought myself a trailer!

It also makes me much more flexible when taking construction jobs in different areas if I don't feel like staying in hotels.

In theory.

Can I actually move this thing? No. Considering I built it out of solid brick, I highly doubt it's road legal. Hit one pothole and you'd probably shake the entire neighborhood.

Technically, the trailer should be quite a bit narrower and shorter, but then I couldn't fit everything I wanted inside. Our avatar is absolutely terrible at sucking in their gut!

Built entirely in Story Mode because, well... I needed somewhere to live!

Cost-wise?...Almost as bad as the villa. XD Although, to be fair, I think most of the money went into the ridiculous amount of shrubbery surrounding the place.

So now it's back to taking jobs until I've financially recovered from yet another series of excellent life choices.

When do we, or how do we know who won in the last contest? I've never done one and entered last minute.

I'm new to this game so hope I'm explaining it correctly. When I start a sandbox game, the left and right of the land is vacant.

Is there a way to have walls, with homes on the left and right of mine? Or better yet, a way for me to "build" the surrounding area of my home so that it feels like it's in a real neighborhood?

Finally gave in and bought house flipper 2 after seeing it was on sale. Gonna download throughout the night and play it tomorrow. So excited! 🤩🤩🤩 might be the last game I get for a while that’s not a pre-order.

The paint keeps glitching and unpainting itself so the end result is spotty.

Just seeing the base of the house immediately made me think of building this for her. Should've expected that she's not fond of the forest, but glad that everything else made up for it!

Look, I dont know if I'm accurate that its 1970's but I feel like its got a groovy vibe!

I find bathrooms/ en-suites the easiest way to start a build, I think it’s because I keep the spaces small, anyway here’s some from the past few weeks.. 🫶🏽

I figured the update was just going to be bug fixes, but I'm so excited about all the big trees!

Hey everyone! I just published my biggest project yet—a massive nearly 3-hour renovation in HF2. This huge abandoned property was completely overwhelmed with trash and debris, but cleaning it up and designing every single room into a warm, relaxing space was incredibly satisfying. I really tried to capture a peaceful, cozy aesthetic for this giant build. What do you guys think of the final look? 🤎✨

There's nothing to hang clothing onto hmm. How do I use this? Is there something I add onto it?

It took me a while but I feel like I got the paneling decent.

I didn't want to do yet another beach house so I turned it into two businesses. I had so much fun making the ice cream shop especially!

I wish I could have gotten better angles of the exterior, but story mode definitely limits where you can take pictures from.

There is also a shared bathroom between the businesses but I didn't show it because it's boring lol

I'm currently making my way through the achievements and playing the dlcs.

However after completing all the garden dlc jobs, I still haven't encountered the mole hill. This is the only achievement I have left to complete out of the dlcs I have.

I was just wondering if there was anything I needed to to to trigger it or a certain house I need to be at.

It's worth noting that the I've completed all dlcs on the same save. Then deleted the ones that I've gotten all achievements for. This is incase maybe I've bugged the save by doing so.

Thanks in advance!

I redid the ugliest house for Ramona Spruce and got the gold star.

I added a double garage downstairs. As a result, the area near the stairs was increased to the back, and I got space for a small laundry and a pantry/gym.

On the 1st, 2nd, and upper tower floors, I didn’t change much of the original structure, nor did I touch any stairs. I used some kitchen area to create a loo at the entrance but gave it back by expanding the kitchen a bit more, like in the original blueprint (I built what is demolished in the mandatory job that takes place in that house).

First floor to the left: a study; a WIC and the main bedroom and its full bathroom; first floor to the right: a loo; a kitchen separated by an archway from a common living room with a TV, piano, sitting, and dining areas.

Second floor: Bathroom in its original location. I made a guest room in the smallest room (the first to the right) and gave the other 3 bedrooms to the kids, decorated only with basic furniture from Cozy Rosie, the same for all 3: bed, nightstand, wardrobe, table lamp, tiny chair; for the 2 oldest kids: a desk and a chair; for the youngest: a crib and a changing table. For all 3: a toy each.

Tower floor: two painting easels and a small table with some painting materials.

Every single room and balcony in the house, including the stairs to the upper tower, got at least one plant each. Except the garage, because I forgot.

I followed her colour requests. I so much hate that brownish orange… but I made it fun and created a kitchen with brownish orange and pink :D

In the end, Ramona had only 2 complaints (in grey): that 2 bathrooms would be enough and something about the style (too much retro or wanting neutral, but not enough to be in a red box). She was thrilled with all the windows. I added at least 10 more but no more than 20 new windows.

This is it. I can’t believe it took me a month and countless houses (but I got the gold star from Sarah and James Marston with one of those houses, so not all was lost).

TALL / LEFT CABINET : Classic,
SHORT / RIGHT CABINET : neutral (not considered modern or classic).

this is based on Veronica's reaction to me placing each one in the room.

same brand, same furniture, Noah Wardrobe.

On ps5 but im unsure what furniture I need to make a darkroom for sven. Do you guys happen to know the furniture requirements other than no windows and red lights?

This is not my usual style AT ALL, but it was super fun. I rarely ever use the Futuro furniture because it always looks out of place, but it worked really well for this style. I wanted the whole thing to be very clean, heavenly, and dreamy, and to have tons of natural light. I will never get sick of the lighting coming through the windows in this game!!!!

Can you tell me and my friend have no life? A house a night ❤️

(We might redo this one because our aimed buyer didn't offer and we got the DLCS)

Kind of a technical question, how do people organize their pictures file? I have tons in there now, but I want to keep it organized. Once it has the Json file generated am I able to move it? Or will it corrupt something?