**Outdated**: 8 Recolours of the "Panic Rouser CEILING Fire Alarm"

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Uploaded: 17th Oct 2009 at 3:04 PM
Updated: 17th Jun 2012 at 1:16 PM - Outdated due to availability of a CASTable version made by CyberBob78
*Edit (2012-06-17): CyberBob78 made a great CASTable (and shiftable) version of the Panic Rouser Fire Alarm so you could replace these recolours with a CASTable version. The CASTable version, however, is available for walls only and not for the ceiling, but since it is shiftable it can be moved to the desired place at the wall. Please download the CASTable version here , thank you!

*Edit (2012-03-01): All files are still working fine in game - tested with game version 11.0.84.014017.

*Edit (2010-04-25): All files were checked with the newest update version (3.2.6.005001) - they still work fine in game and can be used both with the base game and also with the latest expansion pack "Luxury Accessoires", however, no expansion pack is required for these files.


Don't spoil your Sims' view by placing the fire alarm at the wall. With this download you'll be able to choose from 8 colours of a fire alarm that can be placed up at the ceiling...

Attention: If you want to remove the ceiling fire alarm again, please go above the ceiling fire alarm and grab and/or delete it from a bird's eye view - it's not possible to grab it from the side - thanks to lukyzade for pointing this out

I rotated the clones and moved their position up to the ceiling (with MilkShape), recoloured them and tested every single one in game (and also all of them at the same time).

You'll find the recolours next to the original "Panic Rouser Fire Alarm" in game in the buy category > electronics > misc. electronics and the price for the ceiling fire alarm is 110 $imoleons, so all the "Panic Rouser Ceiling Fire Alarm" colours will appear right after the standard "Panic Rouser Fire Alarm" for the wall.

For the ceiling fire alarm I added a clone with the original greyish colour of the original standard fire alarm from Maxis - just in case you guys like that colour, too.

The recolours don't replace the original and they all show up with their own thumbnail pictures, however, there is a known issue regarding the preview pictures (see picture) - sorry for that.

Enjoy the new fire alarm and its recolours!

Additional Credits:
Peter and Inge Jones for S3PE and S3OC WesH for the Object Tool
Xanathon for writing the Tutorial: Clone A Painting and change the Texture [...]
lemoncandy for always being helpful and especially for pointing me to the right direction regarding moving the fire alarm to the right position.
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