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友達 の こんにちは!! I have been in and out of different projects lately; a whole lot of Sims 2 conversions on a to-do list (one set is ready to be released, shortly!); some 3D models I've downloaded to convert to cc; plus I've also been working on fixing some not so nice/broken/too big cc from another crea

When I first started playing The Sims 4, I had been looking for Victorian cc, and I found this set by Cashcraft, and was disappointed to see it was only for The Sims 2. Recently SimsToMaggie added it to the wishlist, and I decided to convert it!!! (now that I know how to do that 😂) My set has 18 it

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

I have had requests to convert items from The Sims 2, and I noticed this set while looking to see what the furniture was like. By ADELE, the Victorian Gothic set includes these pieces, plus some other items which I don't really like - so, sorry (not sorry), I've just done these three pieces. Living

Now I have candles perfected, my next undertaking was to make a chandelier! But why settle for one, when you could have FOUR. Introducing the Château Brilliance Chandelier Set: four different sized chandeliers, to suit all wall heights. I started with the Tall version; I used the body from one of An

Update notes at end of post! Introducing The New Standard of slotting candles! Recently I mastered (gloat much‽) the art of making candle flames, working out all the numbers from extensive (really‽) testing, and learning how to make tuning. There are some good candles out in the market, but they all

Update notes at bottom of post I am very excited to present a little set of candles! Two candelabras, and a candlestick. I have been wanting to try converting 3D models to The Sims 4 a little more. I found these on Sketchfab, and had a lot of fun converting them to use in The Sims; I even did my own