The little camera opens another small bar that allows you to choose your camera control preferences. You can put all walls up, exterior walls only up, or drop all walls so you can view the rooms unimpeded. The square/hexagon/cube button changes the view of the walls in a building, just like in live mode. A building can have up to four stories above ground, a basement and a sub-basement for a maximum of six floors. Clicking these will allow you to go to the top of a building (all the way up to the roof), or down to the basements (if there are any). The photo symbols will open the library and the user gallery.Ī few of these tools are useful for building, starting with the up and down arrows. This includes the game options menu, notification wall, and the button to take you from build mode back to live mode. Knock down that entire wall, because we’re doing floor to ceiling windows, baby! Let those plants thrive.In the top-right corner of the screen, you'll find the regular game menu. With the Blooming Rooms Kit, you and your Sims can load up on all of the houseplant-induced serotonin without the crushing weight of responsibility - because they’re digital! And hey, if there’s not enough light in the living room? No problem. Otherwise, your carefully curated living home decor can and will magically transform into a sad collection of crunchy brown misery (besides that one plant that just absolutely won’t die). While houseplants have many benefits, like majorly upping the aesthetic of your home and sparking joy every time a new baby leaf sprouts, they also require time, love, and money to ensure they thrive.
Calling all plant lovers! Whether you’re a seasoned aficionado of all things leafy and green, or if you’re a newfound houseplant enthusiast - yes, we’re looking you quarantine hobbyists who accidentally turned your living rooms into a jungle (same though), The Sims 4 is ready to make your dreams come true with the all-new Blooming Rooms Kit.
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