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Adding to my collection of gas lighting, I have just completed this bigish set of lights. I'm slowly updating all my lights' tuning; but at the same time I like to make new things, and keep busy editing things. One day, bored, I looked through the game assets, and found a chandelier I thought I coul

(Read about and download the original versions of "The Gesner" here - but really, the new one is much better) I have been working on an updated version of this, my first oil lamp, for quite a long time now. The game doesn't like glass within glass - not only that if you want it to look right, each l

This was quite a big update, so I wanted to post separately as well. 16 different files - chandeliers and sconce candelabras: All now have Off-The-Grid candlelight; with interactions to light and extinguish This, Room, and Lot, automate This, Room, Lot, and change colour and intensity of light for T

A couple of weeks ago when I posted about lighting, follower Perfect Cyan asked about nightlights. At this point, I had never actually used a nightlight in game, and I couldn't find a candle or oil lamp which has the functionality (let-alone Off-The-Grid!). I decided to take a crack at it, and I wen

As I get better at using Blender, and learning all the bits within Sims 4 Studio, I am slowly improving some of my older releases (while working around new stuff, and conversions, at the same time wooops). I have learned about how lights shine within a space, and what numbers should go where to dete

I recently decided I'd try out the Active Careers that come with the Get To Work expansion. I started the Detective Career, and quickly found the need to update (or backdate?) everything at the Police Station. Sadly, I found very little custom content that filled my little Victorian niche, so I deci

I'm currently playing the Detective career for the first time, and naturally I wanted to deck out the police station and prison into a more appropriate style for my gameplay. I have been wanting to make these gas lights for quite a while now, and now was the perfect excuse! As gas was first reticula

This one has been requested by several people, and turns out was on my list, and downloaded in my WIP folder for a little while!! Introducing, Cashcraft's Regency Collection, converted to The Sims 4, for your enjoyment! It's a very big set, and I was in two minds as to whether I wanted to do more ch

I have been browsing SketchFab again, looking for inspiration and models I could use with Creative Commons. I came across this candle by Dumokan Art, and it inspired me to make a little set where the candle is about to burn out; really good for storytelling I assume! (tried to make the above GIF to

There have been loads of really nice chandeliers released that I've always loved, but hadn't actually used because they all had light bulbs instead of actual candles. Slowly, in between all the other ongoing projects I have, I have been looking at these and converting them! Today I present a set of

xsavannahx987 released lamps converted from TS3 quite a while ago, and I loved the wall lamp; I wanted to convert it to a table lamp, but I didn't know how to go about it: UNTIL NOW! I made the lamp overall smaller; made the shade transparent glass, and added the flame effects. With the help of one

I have learned more! It always annoyed me that the "Big Lady Candelabra" didn't quite light up how I liked; and it seemed there was a weird shadow under it, I couldn't fix. I have fixed it! It looks a lot better now. In testing it, I realised on some surfaces, my "Nefertem" set also had weird shadow

~Updates at bottom of post ~ Also, this is proving to be one of my favourite sets I've made, they just look so beautiful to me! THIS is the ambitious project I have been working on for a little while, and was an idea I've had for a lot longer. INDOOR GAS LIGHTS. Gas lighting was used since the late

[Update notes below post!] The second candelabra I mentioned, recently, which I've converted to candles! This is another one of AnniQ's which I cannot find the original post! She named it "The Golden Torch", with no other information, but after some reverse image searching, I found that the statue i