Roman-styled Patio CAS!

[SIZE=2]Note: I work on a Mac -- this means that I do not have access to programs like SimPe, Homecrafter, etc. Therefore, due to lack of tools, I have not figured out how to make the original CAS! set invisible, so I have attempted to blend the pictures and such in as best I can. My question for anyone who downloads this is... do you know of a way to alter my CAS! so that it does not have the pictures and sofa? Or, is there a download here that can make the CAS! set invisible? If you contact me about it, I'll love you forever.

Alright, first upload ever. This CAS!, styled with a Roman flair on a stone patio, is mostly what I use for when I need higher levels of lighting... it takes particularly good pictures. It was made with lots of custom content, most downloads which I have been able to directly link to, and a few that refer you to the site of the original. All of these downloads MUST be downloaded in order for this to work properly.

Requires University. Put this in your downloads folder, it's the easiest way to do it.

One thing I have noticed, is with a *really* powerful graphics card, sometimes the Sims can look washed-out and too bright. This can be remedied by either...
a) reconfiguring the windows by editing the CAS! yourself
b) turning down your lights in-game and putting shadows on full

I'm working on fixing the lighting issue, though -- on some computers it can look more washed out than on mine.

Hope you like it![/SIZE]

DOWNLOADS:
Numenor's Seamless Wall Windows: here
Casa d'Arte and Mango Sims's paintings: mesh and paintings
Pillows by Mango Sims and Casi d'Arte: mesh and recolors
Vase by Parsimonious: here
Rattan sofa by Meshkiste: by Birgit
The ottoman: due to ReflexSims' rules, you must go to http://www.reflexsims.de, go to the youth room free downloads, and download the YOUNG LINE mesh and white recolor set.
Also, 4eversimfantasy has a copyright thing, so for the shag rug, visit the 4eversimfantasy website, and go to bedroom six. Sorry about those >.<
and finally, the fireplace, thanks to Brasstex on MST2: here