I'm looking forward on using this technique on some of my projects. In this tutorial the code "moveobjects" and "disablesnappingtoslotsonalt" are used. "Moveobjects" allow's you to move objects into places where they would normally not be allowed. This also allow's you to pick up Sims. If "disablesnappingtoslotsonalt" is set to "on" (by default it is set to "on"), objects will not snap to slots while holding down the "Alt" key. This can be useful for placing objects such as chairs chairs near tables without them snapping into place, or placing placing counters near other counters. This can also let you rotate an object without snapping to an angle, just hold "Alt" click and hold on an item and drag the cursor where ever to rotate the object. So as you guy's can see, this two code's are very useful and will work very well if used together. You can create a more realistic effects on objects more likely on decorations and stuff's. So I hope you'll enjoy this tutorial and I would love to see your comments below, it will help me improve my work!. Thanks and have a good day!
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I like your post.Very impressive way of writing....appreciate the great information about retaining walls. many thanks for sharing....
Hey thanks!!!, I actually used this trick in one of my projects,go ahead and have a look,...
http://sims3blueprints.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-paradise-villa.html
Really very good and informative blog. I would like the more about Retaining Walls. No doubt, every day a new technology is coming but there is a wide group of people who needs to be updated with the already running technologies. We at Prime Retaining Walls Dallas are using much more advanced technologies in building retaining walls and designing outdoors for our clients.
Hey!! Thanks for the post. As I live a heavy raining geographical area so land slide is so common. So We were thinking to construct a retaining walls
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