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Title: hotel?? Post by: baLLet_doLLy on January 30, 2009, 01:31:27 pm so im super confused. i was wondering if you can make someone live in a hotel and still have other guests come and stay and stuff like that. well can you? can someone please help me. thanks and thanks.
1confuzzed Title: Re: hotel?? Post by: Chaavik on January 30, 2009, 04:26:24 pm If you have University, Bon Voyage and Apartment Life installed, you can create a "hotel" with the apartment doors to allow Sims to live in them and have visitors come over as if they were living in apartments.
Title: Re: hotel?? Post by: baLLet_doLLy on February 01, 2009, 05:56:25 pm well i dont have apartment life, is there any way it can happen without it?
Title: Re: hotel?? Post by: Chaavik on February 01, 2009, 06:14:40 pm Okay, you didn't mention your EPs, but now we got that out of the way. There is a way you can create a "hotel" similar to how a dorm is set up.
Inge has several mods available at Simlogical to control access to different areas of a house or rather a building and grant access to certain types of Sims you can have visiting. They are an alternative to the apartment system if you don't have Apartment Life. I don't think Mansion & Garden has that. Check it out here (http://www.simlogical.com/sl/Sims2Pages/Sims2_AccessControl.htm) to read about the door access system and how to use them to your advantage. Hope this is something you had in mind. :) Title: Re: hotel?? Post by: baLLet_doLLy on February 03, 2009, 08:50:05 pm thanks. soo much.
Title: Re: hotel?? Post by: kinnika on February 13, 2009, 11:27:48 am There is another way. You can download a hack called "Sleep on Community Lots".
You can download it here: http://www.modthesims2.com/download.php?t=241797 I use this all the time. I even have my Sims sometimes take a nap or sleep at their own businesses. You can do so much with this hack, especially when you use the Insimenator's "The Selector" with it; that way you can have the kids' friends over for a night or planning a slumber party and not having to worry about them just leaving anytime they want to. |