Sipping Tea...

[MrsFlynn]

The original colors of the house are a light grey and white.

Thanks for the suggestion of cream. I'll try that.



Work in progress photo!! I'm liking what's coming of it so far!!

[Lapaige46]

Looking good!

[MrsFlynn]

Thank you!! I'm pleased with how it's coming together. 

[MrsFlynn]

The inside looks the same. All I did was renovate the outside. (Outside is complete now) The photo above was in-progress.



I'm going to furnish it with some basics and then move my family in with their furnishings.

[Lapaige46]

Nice!! What door did you use?

[MrsFlynn]

The front door is Base Game and is called Lucky Door §225.



The paneling is also Base Game and is called:

Barn Wall with Pilaster Left Side = §7
Barn Wall with Pilaster Right Side = §7
Flat Wall (main panel used) = §8
Double Panel Barn Wall (used up in the eves) = §6

[Lapaige46]

Ok. I've gone and loaded myself up with CC again so I didn't recognize it right away. I need to do something about organizing it.
I started a new Riverview save and bulldozed a couple of the houses where I was having the terrain bleed issues. I didn't bulldoze the lot itself because it seems that's what causes the problem. I placed a couple of my houses and so far, so good. The only lot I bulldozed completely was Cottoneye's lot where I want my mill and I needed 64x64 on that one. So far the bleed is not showing up in edit mode but I don't recall that it did on my original save. I only noticed it when I sent my sim to town and it showed up in live mode. I'll have to test it later but right now I just *have* to go and get my hair cut before I do another thing.

[MrsFlynn]

I have my custom content somewhat organized in a folder outside of my Sims 3 folder.

Something else that might help is to try not to go into live mode in your build RV save file.  Take a copy of that save and use that to test out things in live mode.

It may not fully prevent terrain bleed, but it should help.

[Lapaige46]

I'm back. Can't get my hair cut until 2:00.
That's a good plan about saving separately to test live mode.
Redoing RV (again) is going to be a tedious process, but every time I make a change, I'll test it to see what's happening.

[MrsFlynn]

Great idea!! That's what I do when I build houses and community lots, specially if I'm not familiar with how something might work or I want to check routing.