More Awesome Than You!

Alright, where the hell is it? I thought it was an option when you click on the selected sim, but am I mistaken?

Also, does anyone know where they take mesh requests and actually fulfill them?

Clicking on your selected sim will show Scope Room if there are any possible scopees AND your sim has a positive preference. You need to do something to set a sim's preferences before the Scope Room option appears.

Nope. You wish.

...like flirt-check sim out.

I want a couple apparently obscure celeb sims, but I get no joy there either. Damnit.

Oh, but isn't it based off of their attractions? Eh, whatever.

It is based on the attractions but you have to have them do a flirt first to establish their sexual preference for male or female.

I think InSIM still has a request forum... No one ever answered any of my requests, though.

MistyBlue, I do reasonable requests.

Aww, you are an angel, Li'l Brudder. The request I have is, I think, fairly simple.

Basically a boxy bed without a headboard and a endtable that takes up a whole square so it can appear to connect with the bed.
(http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h74/MistyBlue95/img85m.jpg)

If it's too much or you don't want to, I'll understand...I've been rejected everywhere else. lol

Not sure what logical purpose this item serves. It looks like such an arrangement creates a room demand profile of a MINIMUM of 4x4, which is adequate for a standard double-bed anyway. So what purpose does this serve?

Actually, 4x3 and if you saw some of the lots I build, you'd know why. Kids in me teeny-tiny houses share space and besides that, I just like it. I'm sick of using the bunk beds in every house, I need a little variety in my life.

That's often the configuration I put single beds in my kids rooms and in the dorms. It leaves the floor space open, but still sticks two twin beds in there.

I'd probably use that bed. :)

I do this as well, just putting a large end table in the far corner, the beds abutting it.

4x4. A bed is 3x1, and so the endstump would extend its profile to a length of 4. Since the other bed is placed at a perpendicular angle, this yields a profile of 4x4.

Like so:
And they'd still share space if you used a conventional double-single-bed rig, like so:
A setup which consumes only a 3x3 profile. A 4x4 profile means you had enough for a full mini-bedroom anyway! It therefore follows that MistyBlues are stupid and suck.

You can also do this in a 4x3:
B B H
H E E
B E E
B E E

The H being the head of the bed. Gives the kids room to get out of their beds at the same time. No more "Sis! I can't get out! Ahhhh!". They don't actually use the foot of the bed.

Of course, there's nothing like fitting a dresser and five single beds in an irregular room equivalent to a 5x7 in a manner that also prevents screaming. That was difficult.
              D D
              E E
H X H E E E H
B E B E E E B
B E B E B E B
E E E E B
H B B E H

Yeah, yeah... :P

It'll work in a 4x3. Most of my kids rooms are that small and I cram a lot into them.

I can do that, but, here are a few questions.

-Just one bed, with no headboard and a bulky endtable?
-Colors?  White?  Wood?  Maroon? Chartruce?  Melegdonomimia?

Yes, just one bed. You can color it whatever you'd like. White is good, wood is good...I can make anything work.

Okay, I'll get started on it.

Shall I use the picture as a guide?

If you'd like. It doesn't have to have all those compartments, though. It's not like we can use them anyway.

Got it.  Merely a pedestal bed.

Ohohohohoh, I'll do this later.