

There are two ways to fix this: you can either delete the foundation and lower the terrain a bit

Let's say your hill is just a tad too tall and you end up with this: The back of the lot, ideally we want the foundation and wall to be the same height or pretty Highest point, the foundation will cut into your hill and it just looks ugly. Your house, it's just a guideline we're going to build on. Highest point of your hill drag out a large square. Now grab the foundation tool (use the brick as you can't re-color the deck) and starting at the

You can use it for a ground floor or walkout basement. Keep in mind that if you have a large flat area in the middle of your shape This hill can be any shape you want 'L' and 'U' shapes work best, I've used and 'L' I've painted the hill a bit to try and make it easier to see theĮlevation. This tutorial will show you how to build on a slope, we also assume you've chosen a flat lot to build on, however the same principles apply to a lot you've placed on a slope with the Ambitions patch.īig thanks to forum member Twinmum for giving me the initial idea and helping me figure out this process!įirst, use the Raise Terrain tool to create a small hill on the lot, then use the Soften Terrain The Sims 3 Building Tutorial: How to Build on a Slope By Tom Thigpen Build and Edit in The Sims 3
