The fat Mr. Fang Ke’s treehouse cafe - 20*15 no customization
The fat Mr. Fang Ke’s treehouse cafe - 20*15 no customization
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The fat Mr. Fang Ke’s treehouse cafe - 20*15 no customization
What I bring to you this time is my first non-residential project, and it is also the second of my personal plans to complete the beautiful scenery (where is the first one? I won’t tell you)
In fact, I have always wanted to build a tree house, but everyone knows how disgusting the display of the parts covered by plants in SIM4 is, let alone building a house around a tree. . . Just adjusting the viewing angle makes me vomit. . . .
Later, by chance, I saw a video of Teacher Ke’s tree house construction on the [Beep--] website, and I was immediately shocked by Teacher Ke’s amazing skills (then can I go to work at UC?)
You can search for the original video by using The Sims 4 Treehouse as the keyword.
The shape and layout of the tree house brought to you this time are very similar to the one built by Teacher Ke, and they are almost copied. The difference is that the plot of land used by Mr. Ke is (probably) larger than mine, so he can build a house that is small but fully equipped, but I can only make do with a coffee shop.
The plot size is 20*15, located on the top of the scenic spot, without CC. The second floor is a coffee bar, a restroom (1 male and 1 female), and a terrace coffee table. On the third floor are some small entertainment facilities.
Of course there are quite a few outdoor coffee tables in the garden.
I've tested almost everything in the facility to work. If there are certain chairs that you can't sit on, you should just move them slightly.
This time the coffee shop is too small and everything is clearly visible, so I won’t do a top view anymore.
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