Original upload date: 11/2/19

WHY SO MUCH LITTLE DETAILS THAT CHANGE COLOR FOR EACH PRESET, EAXIS? LET A WOMAN SLEEP IN PEACE!

A-hem... OK, the seating was a bigger project than I expected, so I missed the Oct 31st deadline I wanted, but here they are. The sofas and chairs are very straightforward; some of them have two multipliers, as shown on the pictures. For 100% accuracy, I needed a third, but its pattern is very similar to a TS3 base game one so I used the pattern instead (it’s prettier, in my opinion).

But the frames... Oh, the bedframes. First: they sit a little lower than the average mattress, so it’s a good idea to download a shiftable mattress or use a mod that allows shifting - in Decorator’s Best Friend it’s 10 units down, in DebugEnabler it would be -0.1 Delta, I believe, but that’s if you really want to take closeups of the bed. Didn’t want to edit the meshes because I was afraid of distortion and the single one is already resized to fit a single mattress - not sure if the TS4 original was a toddler bed or just smaller than average. Also, the glass canopy: I had to separate it from the double bed because those textures were originally diffuses, not overlays, so I would need three frames for each stained glass preset, and it would be unrecolorable. With a separate glass, all presets are all in one object, have a mask, options of clear glass or semi-recolorable glass (thanks @murfeelee for the tutorial!), which increases its versatility a lot.

Tip: If you want to keep the colored details, choose desaturated tones for a subtle tint. The more saturated, the more monochromatic.

• Armchair: $325, Comfort > Living chairs
• Bar stool: $290, Comfort > Misc
• Bed frame (double): $1100, Comfort > Beds
• Bed frame (single): $500, Comfort > Beds
• Canopy: $100, Comfort > Beds
• Dining chairs (2): $100, Comfort > Dining chairs
• Loveseat: $400, Comfort > Sofas & Loveseats
• Sofa: $600, Comfort > Sofas & Loveseats

I guess I can take a little break right now, but don’t worry, the conversions WILL continue!