Coming Up...
Hey Guys!
I thought I'd drop you all a quick message to let you know what to expect in the coming weeks. Firstly, The Country Collection - Part 2 has gone into production. Above you can see a sneak peek of the 2 tile dining table & artwork that I have completed so far. The dining table will also come in a 3 tile version and the leaning artwork also comes in a wall mounted version. This month I will focusing on creating a country kitchen to expand the set. So think kitchen counters, island, shelves, tables, etc, etc.
I have also just recieved early access to the new Snowy Escape EP, so I will be dedicating the next couple of days to try and get a few builds completed for that. I will try to give you early access to at least one of those speed build videos too. WARNING: Lots of CC will be included XD
Also there is good news on the windows & door situtation. Sims 4 Studio released a batch fix on Sunday. Its not a foolproof tool as I thought it would be, but it does at least cut down some of the labour time. We have worked through and fixed the Bafroom windows & doors successfully. So expect the release of that any day now. I will also try to use Sims 4 Studio to batch fix the University add ons this month, however I've already had a few reports that the batch fix does not work on those windows, so I'm guessing I'll have to do these manually.
And lastly, thank you for all of your continued support and feedback I've recieved so far on the first part of the Country Collection. I would love to see the builds you do with the set, so always feel free to tag me if you post to social media or also here on the community tab
Harrie 馃挏
Comments (8)
i can't wait! this is set is sooo gorgeous!
I LOVE you Harrie thanks for the wonderful news in Bafroom!! Haven鈥檛 been this excited since my birthday last year!
I am soooooo excited!
You鈥檙e spoiling us! Thank you so much for all this content. Much of your CC has become a staple in my builds.
Gah this is amazing 馃槏
so happy that im here as a patron to suport your incredible work
It was great to hear the origin story for the design of the Country Collection. It reminds me of an era where furniture and industrial design is just as much a part of the larger contemporary culture and architectural design as any other part of a house.
This looks so fabulous Harrie, as always
