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This story was designed to be read as an AlbumThe Basement Tutorial
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Created: 09.18.2004
Last Updated: 09.19.2004Number of Entries: 10
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A small tutorial on creating basements in The Sims 2.Family Name: Basement
Lot Name: CAS!Categories: How To/Tutorial
Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Welcome to the basement tutorial.This tutorial was produced for The Sims 2 Microsite at bitbob.com and may not be used elsewhere without permission.
To obtain permission, PM « nyaren » at The Sims 2 UK (www.thesims2.uk.ea.com/forum).
Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Hi, I’m Billy Basement!When it comes to building basements, I’m your man!
Shall we start?
Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 First, start by building your foundation. If you need your basement a specific size, create your foundation with an extra one tile width on each side.Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Now, remove the centre of the foundation, leaving a one tile border.Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Now, choose a wall covering with a « marked » base or some type of skirting. Like those shown.Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Move into the foundation. Apply your chosen wall covering to the inside wall.Now lower the terrain next to the wall until it is level with the bottom of the wall covering.
Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Now, level the terrain in the basement (the overhead view may assist you in doing this).Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 Now choose a staircase and place it in the basement.If you can’t place a staircase, chances are you lowered the terrain too much. Or, if you get a « Ceiling too low » message, you didn’t lower the terrain enough. Simply raise or lower the terrain one level and try placing stairs again.
You may also use connecting stairs here, and you won’t have to be quite as specific wih the terrain level.
You may wish to use the undo button for this to save money.
Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 There it is! Job done.Now you can place flooring, redecorate those walls and finally start building up instead of down (unless you want your Sims living underground).
Created: 09.19.2004 – Updated: 09.19.2004 There it is, a finished house. (well okay, it isn’t finished, but you get the idea).It looks small and compact, but with that extra room underground, you can have that extra special place to keep your money tree forest or create your own games room. Or um … anything else you want.
There may be other ways to create basements but I find this fairly simple.
And a small note: I have found that when using homes with basements the camera likes to stay above ground. While this isn’t a major problem, it can be a little annoying.
This tutorial was produced for The Sims 2 Microsite at bitbob.com and may not be used elsewhere without permission.
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Created: 09.19.2004 Updated: 09.19.2004 Hi, I’m Billy Basement!When it comes to building basements, I’m your man!
Shall we start?
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Created: 09.19.2004 Updated: 09.19.2004 Now choose a staircase and place it in the basement.If you can’t place a staircase, chances are you lowered the terrain too much. Or, if you get a « Ceiling too low » message, you didn’t lower the terrain enough. Simply raise or lower the terrain one level and try placing stairs again.
You may also use connecting stairs here, and you won’t have to be quite as specific wih the terrain level.
You may wish to use the undo button for this to save money.
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Created: 09.19.2004 Updated: 09.19.2004 There it is, a finished house. (well okay, it isn’t finished, but you get the idea).It looks small and compact, but with that extra room underground, you can have that extra special place to keep your money tree forest or create your own games room. Or um … anything else you want.
There may be other ways to create basements but I find this fairly simple.
And a small note: I have found that when using homes with basements the camera likes to stay above ground. While this isn’t a major problem, it can be a little annoying.
This tutorial was produced for The Sims 2 Microsite at bitbob.com and may not be used elsewhere without permission.
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Kerie Kimbrell, aka. MaxoidPlumbob, is Maxis’ in house film editor. Today she discusses makin’ movies with MaxoidMonkey!
MaxoidMonkey: MaxoidPlumbob, How did you get involved in filmmaking? And how long have you been doing it?
MaxoidPlumbob: I started out as an apprentice editor 16 years ago. We edited on film then and part of my job was to organize the film. I would literally hand the editor each shot as they needed it. I loved it. It was a great way to learn.MM: Tell us what makes a good movie.
MP: Interesting characters, a good story and nice camera work are things I like in a movie.MM: Since the best movies always have a great story, do you have any tips and pointers for creating a good story?
MP: There needs to be a beginning a middle and an end to the story. A good story usually shows a main character with a challenge or conflict. Also, The beginning of the movie should introduce the setting and give some background information about the main character. In the Middle you can start to show scenes that set up the main character’s challenge or conflict and that help build suspense for the movie. These scenes should build in intensity to the climax of the movie. Think of the climax as the part where action is the most intense, where we wonder what will happen next. At the end of the climax you will have a turning point where the suspense ends, and the main character’s conflict is resolved, At this point you still might need to explain other plot points. After that comes the ending. In the end you need to show something that gives a sense of closure and that brings the movie to conclusion. It can be something like the beginning but that shows a change in the main character.MM: Sometimes the most difficult part of making a movie is the ending. Do you have any good tips on how to wrap up the story lines proposed throughout a movie? How do you go about creating a satisfying conclusion?
MP: I would start by writing down what your main characters struggle or conflict is in the movie, then think about whether your ending makes sense and if it provides a sense of closure and sets the right mood.Some endings are « open ended » where the view has to decide for themselves what has happened or « closed ended » where the movie maker has made the connections and it is clear to the viewer what has happened. A « cliffhanger » is an abrupt ending, often at the height of the excitement and ending with a title card reading « to be continued ». This type of ending would need to be followed up with another movie that has a ending. Eventually you need an ending.
MM: Got some pointers for creating a good movie?
MP: Try and write down the idea for your movie in 1 or 2 sentences. Make sure it has a beginning, middle and an end. All of your scenes should tell a part of the story and move the story forward. Try not to include a scene that doesn’t provide any new information for the viewer.MM: When you’re creating movies for Maxis, what is your process?
First, we write down treatment that includes the characters, and the story with the beginning, middle and end. Then we start building the set and the characters in the game and grabbing still frames of camera angles that we think will work for each scene. Next, we print up all the frames and put them on a wall and rework the order until we think it’s right. This gives us a chance to change our minds and come up with new ideas before we start trying to capture. After we capture, i’ll start editing but will usually decide that I need more footage and we’ll re-capture some scenes from different angles.
MM: What sort of cheats or methods do you use to ‘get the right shot’? Do you use cheats or methods that are different from what the users have?
MP: Sometimes we set key positions for the camera and jump between them to get some motion in the shot and still have the framing be nice. I will also capture the scene a little wide so that I can blow it up later to get the composition just right. I don’t think I have any cheats that the community doesn’t have�well, except for a money cheat to help build.MM: How long does it usually take you to create a movie of 2 minutes in length?
MP: It depends on how complicated the story gets but usually around 2 days to capture and another day to edit. The sound crew can usually pull additional sound effects and do a mix with music in about 1/2 day. I don’t do everything. There are usually several people working on a movie.MM: What are the challenges you encounter in create movies with the sims 2?
MP: Getting the sims to do what you want them to. It’s definitely an amusing and sometimes frustrating process. Sometimes we lock them in a room or make them sleep so they won’t disrupt the shot if they’re not in it. I think it’s funny when you try and get one sim to kiss another and they get slapped because you haven’t got them in the right mood. Or If you’ve forgotten to turn off « free will » and you have 2 sims in a hot tub and you want them to kiss but then a 3rd sim appears out of no where, gets in and starts making moves on one of your other sims. It can be pretty crazy. We like to yell « cut », like we’re on a movie set, when they mess up. Sometimes the camera frustrates me too. It isn’t always as smooth as I would like it.MM: Thankyou for the great advice, MaxoidPlumbob!
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A bunad is Norway’s national costume and each county or city in Norway often have their own unique bunad. Norwegians use the bunads only in special occasions as 17. mai / the 17th of May – Norway’s national day, confirmations or weddings. Keywords: bunad, brown hair, updo, braid, trøndelag, trønderbunad, norwegian, norway, 17. mai.
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Post� le : 11-01-2008 13:26Ayant jou� � Sim City 4, je peux en effet dire que ce jeu est assez diff�rent mais il en reste cependant un bon jeu selon moi, comme dit plus haut, il ne faut pas trop vite juger. Sim City Societies a beau s’appeler Sim City, il ne s’inscrit pas directement dans la ligne directe des pr�cedents. C’est un nouveau concept pour la s�rie, il peut sembler normal qu’il ne plaise pas � tout le monde.
Pour ma part, j’appr�cie beaucoup d’y jouer, les graphismes sont superbes et il r�gne une ambiance assez sp�cial que j’aime beaucoup.
Certes, on peut se plaindre des bugs qu’il contenait � sa sortie, corrig�s par les deux patchs successifs pour certains et encore pr�sents pour d’autres, mais �a ne me g�ne pas plus que �a ! On ne peut pas dire que les Sims 2 sont une r�f�rence en la mati�re
Et puis avec les nouveaux modes apport�s par le patch, le jeu n’est plus si facile que �a
Missing – Patriarche
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simsouest – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 31-01-2008 11:39Bonjour.J ai tr�s peu jou�e a simcity,car je n� jamais r�ussi a satisfaire les habitants de ma ville ni a cr�er de grand batiment.Mais je pense acheter ce jeu sim city soci�t� dans les mois a venir car il me parrai plus simple a jouer et la g�stion me semble possible.L annonce du jeu ma beaucoup plus.MAis j ai un autre jeu a acheter fin du mois prochain ,donc sim city soci�t� patientera.
florenceco64 – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 02-02-2008 18:19j’ai ach�t� le jeu sims city societes, tr�s decevant.
pour ma part.
on se lasse plutot vite, du jeu.
En plus, plus on construit, plus on avance dans la construction de sa ville, plus on beug l’ordi. Cela demande une puissance mart�rielle trop importante.
Decevant
clarissestar – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 06-02-2008 16:03Personnellement, j’ai �t� tr�s d��ue…. j’avais lu (je ne sais plus o�) que sim city society pourrait s�duire les fans des sims 2….
je m’attendais donc � �tre compl�tement emball�e par ce jeu car depuis que je poss�de les sims 2, je ne m’en s�pare pas 24 h…. Et bien pas du tout….
j’ai �t� d’abord s�duite par les graphismes mais tr�s vite, je me suis ennuy�e….
Alors, j’ai laiss� ce jeu de c�t� et je suis vite retourner vers mes sims !!!Edit� le: 06-02-2008 16:04
stedrouin – Bambin
Post� le : 15-02-2008 13:38comme je l’ai dit dans le topic o� l’on me demande si j’ach�terais ce jeu (je l’ai effectivement achet�), et j’ai �t� plus que d��u.
beau, la prise en main est simple, mais apr�s ?
une fois qu’on fait le tour des diff�rents batiments, on se rend vite compte que la gestion est tr�s tr�s pauvre et le niveau de difficult� a �t� mis au plus bas.
les batiments n’�voluent pas comme dans un vrai sim city, on ne peut ni g�rer les transports en commun, ni l’entretien r�el de la ville. on ne peut pas non plus raccorder les villes entre elles et donc g�rer les �changes, enfin pas grand chose quoi.
je disais que sim city 4 est dur, mais en fait la difficult� est normale, c’est un jeu complexe, mais l�, sim city soci�t�s est � la port�e d’un enfant de 6 ans (ben oui faut au moins savoir lire lol).
Donc pour r�sumer, beau, mais tr�s pauvre et beaucoup trop simple.
Ainex noir – Enfant
Post� le : 23-02-2008 08:03J’ai achet� ce jeux , il y a un bon bout de temps maintenant. Au d�but, ce jeux m’int�ressait au niveau graphisme. Le rendu �tait extr�mement beau.
Ensuite peu � peu, j’ai commenc� � m’ennuyer. Il se passait pas grand chose. J’�tais presque tent� de cr�er des catastrophes en cha�ne…
Mais peu � peu, j’ai choisit un style de ville (comme on choisit une aspiration ou le caract�re) et la ville s’est �toff� ,de fil en aiguille, � un jeux assez diversifi�.
Apr�s une semaine de jeux, nouvelle variation… Ma ville de d�part se r�p�tait… Je m’ennuyais � nouveau.
Alors, hop !, comme quand on change de famille, je d�cide de cr�er une seconde ville dans un autre horizon.
Et l’amusement �tait de nouveau au rendez-vous.Mais tout comme la pr�c�dente ville, je m’ennuyais peu � peu. Puis les petits inconv�nients tel que le zoom qui ne permet pas une vue d’ensemble commen�ait � me pomper l’air.
Alors, je fais une pause de ce jeux pour mieux le retrouver ensuite. Apr�s cette pause, j’ai retrouv� le jeu et j’ai de nouveau recommencer une ville…
Maintenant, nouvelle p�riode d’ennui. J’ai l’impression d’�tre pass� par toutes les villes possible.
J’ai remit ce jeux de c�t� pour voir ensuite mais je crois que j’ai d�j� finit de voir toutes ces facettes.
Verdicts :
On passe par toutes les phases dans ce jeux : de l’ennuie � l’�merveillement � l’ennuie � la pause, etc.
Je pr�f�re mes bons vieux sims qui me trahissent pas autant quand m�me ^^
Edit� le: 23-02-2008 08:05
Meriva30 – Bambin
Post� le : 28-02-2008 01:43Oui il devient vite ennuyant! il a de beaux graphismes mais c’est tout! je prefere les sims aussi
alexisbeagle – Bambin
Post� le : 04-03-2008 19:03je ne les pas mais j’ai lu qu’il serait bien et rien que de voir que certain d’entre vous sont decu je me demande si je vais l’acheter ou non alors juste une question est-il facile a comprendre parce-que j’ai rien compris a simcity 2000 chez une ami alors est-il facile ou non?
Ainex noir – Enfant
Post� le : 04-03-2008 21:02Extr�mement facile. M�me trop mais c’est mon avis.
clarissestar – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 06-03-2008 01:24C’est le mien aussi … trop facile et … ennuyeux !!! mais je me r�p�te l� ….
Don Cicero – Jeune adulte
Post� le : 24-03-2008 16:24Premier d�faut de ce jeu : le joueur a trop de pouvoir et de possibilit�s. deuxi�me d�faut : la fonction zoom et rotation sont trop vives.
troisi�me d�faut : il n’y a pas de surprises. il n’y a rien � faire en fait…
Quatri�me et fatal d�faut : si on sort des types de villes habituels, mettre des dojo japonais parmi des immeubles en briques, pour le seul pretexte de cumuler des points de foi…desol�, mais �a l’fait carr�ment pas.
C’est pas un jeu de gestion, c’est un vulgaire puzzle urbain.
…un puzzle aux pi�ces d�pareill�es.
Pour vous dire � quel point ce Sim City Soc est d�cevant, je me suis procur� en occase le Sim City 3000…et je me suis mieux amus� avec.
om13813 – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 16-05-2008 19:39on a un personnage dans les sims
HallowDu – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 09-02-2009 10:57Moi sinc�remment j’adorerais ce jeux que si … il ne ramerait pas … c’est vraiment barbant !
YAYADU9.2 – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 18-03-2009 20:00moi je trouve que se jeu *** si je me permet le jeu n’a *** d’histoire c’est un jeu pour gamin *** une ville et tu laide *** pour les gens *** Passage en majuscule ou incompr�hensible effac� par Kit Fisto, merci de soigner tes �crits si tu veux en pr�server l’int�grit�
Edit� le: 18-03-2009 20:07
charles157 – Nouveau n�
Post� le : 08-08-2009 20:31J’aimerais donner mes impressions sur le jeu… Je trouve que ce jeu est pat�tique et lamentable, c’est une archi-me***. Ce jeu est une honte et un boulet � la glorieuse et noble s�rie des Sim City, et il ne m�rite pas du tout le titre de Sim City.
Tout les joueurs qui l’ont essay� vous le confirmeront, ce jeu est nul. C’est une honte � l’histoire des jeux vid�o. Et que dire de EA games (Eh non!Ce n’Est pas Maxis qui a cr�er ce jeu…) qui a os� sortir une suite! Une suite, une suite � un jeu lamentable qui n’aurais jamais du sortir sur le march�.
O� est pass� la gestion de l’eau ? La demande RCI ? Le d�fi ? Bref le plaisir ? Si vous voulez mon opinion, ce jeu est un �chec total, qui m�rite juste de finir � la poubelle, et encore l�, c’est une honte pour la pauvre poubelle, qui devra recevoire une telle cochonnerie.
J’ai enter� ma copie du jeu dans ma cour arri�re au lieu de le vendre, je ne veux pas que quelqu’un d’autre finnisse avec un jeux vid�o aussi pourri que ca.
C’�tait mon opinion sur un jeu vid�o qui n’aurais jamais du exister, si un jour vous le voyez, courez, courez vite, tr�s loin sans jamais vous retournez…
message �dit� par un mod�rateur pour a�rer le texte. Il y a un espace apr�s les signes de ponctuation…
Edit� le: 08-08-2009 23:41
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