HOW TO BUILD Floorplans and Layouts in The Sims 4 // Sims 4 Floorplan Building Tips and Tutorial

How to build floorplans and layouts in the sims 4! This sims 4 build tutorial contains sims 4 floorplan building tips and tricks. This is how you can build a good layout in the sims 4. OPEN FOR LINKS!

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The Sims 4 is rated T for Teen and this video is intended for an audience aged 13 and up.

This channel always uses a face cam for sims 4 videos.

[Draeyad]

You are literally a saint for this. I can never figure out floor plans and all my floor plans turn out so funky and nonsensical.

[shaggybar]

Tips for kitchen layout, follow the golden triangle rule. This is to prevent electrocution or fire. Never place the refrigerator, stove, and sink next to each other. And also use a shorter window if u want to place it above your counter tables. This will give space for your backsplash. (These applies to real life)

Love your videos!! ❤️

[hannah]

Can you do a landscape one? I really struggle trying to landscape my houses and yours always look sooo pretty.

Thanks for this tutorial, it was really helpful!!

[tessajbarnes]

I have an idea for you: Make a basic shell, and put 4 identical versions of it on the same lot. Then do a different layout for each of the houses, with different concepts in mind: like, one could be open concept, one could be a family home, one could be an older closed concept home, or a sim who plans on having roommates lives along those lines. It would be interesting to see how you would approach your layouts differently, and what the different possibilities could be, and showing them side-by-side.

[seriliaykilel]

For those of us who've been watching for a lot time, seeing you actually recommend not to cover windows while also covering the windows felt right - hehehe. Also funny that you now love the saucer lights that you used to hate! Love your content though!!

[catherinecampbell]

You using words like communal space and open floor plan makes me so happy as an architecture student.

[HeraldSims]

You should do more tutorials!!! Loved your videos for YEARS!! Tutorial on roofing! You are amazing at roofing!! OMG tutorial on tiny home floorplans, you use to do so many tiny home challenges. I miss those!

[ianpereverzev]

Syd, I just want to tell you, thank you for making new videos regularly, finishing the day before sleep with your videos has become my new routine! keep up with the great job<3

[karmiller]

I cant thank you enough for this amazing video. I will make a big build and be stuck on floor plans lol. Thank you and have an amazing day.

[paige]

I feel like this could be a sitcom house! Like you know when sitcoms are filmed in all open and spacious houses, yeah that lol.

[Xionarra]

THANK YOU so much! I also feel like practice makes perfect and that I've gotten better at floorplans the more and more I build.

[blondixxS]

i started watching the video, and i came up with a totally different floor plan idea- but this is what i love the most ab the sims, and it’s that everyone can do everything so differently and it always turns out so pretty (even the chaotic builds sometimes ajdhshhd) but honestly, this video was SO helpful and i’ll use all the tips next time i build a house for my sims! x

[sara-wzvf]

Thank you so so much, I'm doing a legacy challenge and I've been using your builds the entire time and they are so freaking amazing. Words can't describe how much you've helped me <3

[ViolettaVie]

Because I started out building in The Sims 2, I build my houses based on math rather than looks (although, I do make sure my houses look nice). And what I mean by that is, in TS2 you couldn't move rooms around and if I didn't want to have to delete what I build and adjust, I would make sure that my dining rooms were at least 5x6 (to fit a 2 tile table and 6 chairs) and that my master bedroom was at least 4x5, etc. If I wanted to have full living room (sofa, loveseat, chair with coffee table) I made start with a 6x7.

So in essence I would build my houses based on room sizes, making the floorplan as I go. Sometimes I would build an open floorplan but the numbers would still apply. That's how I would draw it out, like I am seeing the rooms as I make the shape of the house. It's easier if I build room by room (not furnishing yet) but just making the shapes and fitting them together like a puzzle.

[qloequinn]

As a new simmer (who is shité at building btw) it’s literally a blessing to see creators like you! Literally one of my inspirations to start a channel thanks for being awesome and making consistent and great videos ❤️❤️❤️

[belladieci]

Bless you! Also, I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and I'm beyond obsessed!

[jellypan]

If you place shift while moving a stair it will go down to the level below!

[tony]

Omg I’ve been waiting for this. I use to be such a great builder with the Sims but I have fallen off with all the new ways to build. I’m still using the Sims 3 camera because I can’t conform to this new way but I’m trying 😂😂

[BrittanyySierraa]

This was seriously super helpful!! You're so amazing!! Would you do a video where you explain the difference with home types? (Contemporary, modern, mid century) you always tell us the house style you're building & I feel like I don't understand the concept! Thank you!!! I LOVE your videos! You've quickly become one of my favorite simstuber channels!! ❤

[zouipl]

That kitchen-living room "door" is exacly what I needed