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All you need modern graveyard

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Created by simsgal2227
Uploaded: 6th Dec 2015 at 4:25 AM
Updated: 16th Aug 2016 at 2:14 AM
Please see end of post for EP info (some ep's are not that needed that are listed)

I've already made a massive modern graveyard here

Hey all, I'm taking a break from OL lots to give you this small modern graveyard. Since I got my new laptop a week or so ago, I've finally started actually playing the game, and I started in a new world, legacy island 3 by RFlong7 (highly recommended!). It's a great town, but a bit small, so my huge modern graveyard I made is too big to fit anywhere. So, I decided to make a smaller one, and thought that this could help out other people as well. I know not everyone likes the modern style, but you could always change the upper building if you'd like.





Because of the fact of it being a graveyard, I made the landscaping pretty sparse for ultimate room for the graves to fit. I want you to be able to use as much of the outside for graves as possible, because that's the best part of the graveyard. But when you start filling the top up, you could start adding graves in to the basement, or maybe even sooner, if you wanted to sort by family group. When it gets full of graves, the basement may actually be the scariest part of all!



I'm sorry for the slightly wonky picture here, camera mode was just not working for me. I tried for a while to get a good shot... You can see some shadows for trees that are actually there.

Unfortunately, the invisible lights, which I wanted to mainly use in the basement, wouldn't really stay on after I was done using it and my sim went down there, so I had to put in some regular lights. From above it's a bit of an eyesore, but that shouldn't make a huge difference in gameplay. If you really wanted, you could change out the lights. There is a cool small one with town life stuff, I just didn't want to use it because not many people have that sp I believe (I got it for free at some point).

Part of the problem with such a small graveyard is that there isn't much room for the mausoleum. There could be, but I didn't want that to be the main focus, so I put it in the basement, even though it's *impossible*, giving its tall size. I didn't think that was a big deal though, as I thought space was more important. If that really bugs you, you could use the rabbit hole rug mod. But I tested it with my sim, and it is useable.

The second story basement just has rooms sectioned out and not actual doors. You could easily eye-drop the ones I have in the first floor basement. I just figured you may want to figure out your own layout in the basement. The second story basement sticks out a bit from the view of the first story basement (since I couldn't make the first one bigger due to the pond in the front of the lot), but I didn't think that mattered, as I though the extra room was more important. If that's not the case for you, you could delete part of the second story basement. You could always make a third basement level if you wanted (as your sims would rarely need to go down there anyway).



Oh- and it's also full of spawners, and deathfish, and other fish.

Ep's:

Mandatory:
Late night (statues on first floor, bookshelf, piano, counters in bathroom, one set of flowers, fountain, floor light, paintings)
ITF (mausoleum, glass floor, sectional seats, fence)

Somewhat needed:
University (the windows)
Showtime (front door, one set of flowers)

Minor:
Island paradise (roof pattern)
Ambitions (brick wallpaper) I wish I didn't have to add this one, but I like the grungy look of the wallpaper from this ep. Perhaps there is some brick wall pattern CC like this you could use instead if you don't have this ep. Otherwise, normal brick wouldn't look that bad.

Lot Size: 30x30
Lot Price (furnished): 94,592
Lot Price (unfurnished): 73,444
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