Info

It came to my attention, that some of the older box links are not working the way they should. To solve the problem, simply change the "www" in the link to "app". 

Thanks to Chicklet!

Look closely, three rats hiding!

Click picture to enlarge

Solving below

Info

 Hallo, ihr Lieben! Hier mal etwas für meine deutschsprachigen Besucher. Auf meinem Blog "Nebelwanderer" findet ihr einen Download der anderen Art. Vor einiger Zeit habe ich Etiketten für Gewürzgläser gestaltet, um meine Küche zu verschönern. Nun kam mir die Idee, daß die vielleicht auch andere gebrauchen könnten, deshalb jetzt als Download - natürlich umsonst!

Hi, folks! Lately, there have been several requests regarding converting to Sims 4. Since Sims 2 is the only game I've ever played, the things I made for it were meant for Sims 2. I own copyright for the 3 D models I made from scratch, the mapping and texturing, which are contained in the packages. I decided to share with you freely. So, when I want this stuff for Sims 2 only, don't you agree it's okay? I once was in the situation, when I wanted this and that for my game. True creativity always comes from a want. So I started to read tutorials, made my first recolours and later, tried my hands on my first mesh. I can only recommend to you, to start this process, because it's really satisfying. Doing your own stuff is the real thing! People nowadays love to take the easy way by just converting, but this won't kindle your creativity and will hinder your personal developement. Show us what you have in store! Get inspired! Each creator has developed her/ his own unique style. That's why you find so much different stuff in the community. (You don't need expensive programs - I use simple stuff like Wings 3D, Photoshop 7 (!), PhotoScape.)

Farewell, Wawa

Hermann Hesse: "Stufen". Translated and published by Richard and Clara Winston, 1990.

Farewell Sunni. Sleep Well.

Sunni has peacefully passed away in the Baptist Health Downtown, Jacksonville, FL, at 3:58PM EST.

And the Story went on ...

For those who read and remember The Story of Isambour, I digged out some pictures to show you the two offsprings of Isambour and Angeran, and how the family looked like after many years have passed. For those who didn't read, or remember the story, go here and here.

Info

For all Sims 2 newbies and also experienced players, here are two valuable links for all your questions and needs.

1. Beyond Sims

2. Sims Wiki

Info

For those, who have patiently waited for the release of the last chapter of 

"The Story of Isambour", here it is!

Info

The "Kingdom of Lothere" has finally come to an end. The author is leaving the story and Sims community for good. Now is the time for bidding farewell and asking some last questions. If you don't know the story yet, please start reading it!

Info

We're happily announcing the accomplishment of another busy year, dedicated to Sims 2. We like to thank all visitors, who return to this site on a regular basis, looking for new stuff they can bring along for their nobles, peasants, merchants and clerics. Though we put a lot of work into our custom content, it's worth every single drop of sweat and tears, because we want to make you happy. Hope you enjoy your medieval hood!

Info

In the light of recent events, I want to point to my Terms of Use, which state "... Don't convert any of my stuff for Sims 3! ..."
If you already have converted and uploaded any of my creations for Sims 3, I'm asking you to take it off.
Edit: Same goes for Sims 4.

Treasures by BonnieLaurel

Today I want to introduce to you an outstanding artistic talent, whose work I'd like to draw your kind attention to. She goes under BonnieLaurel and makes folk songs into Sims 2 films. Because they are a must-see, I'm linking here to her work at YouTube Channel. Check it out!

Info

I'm officially announcing the start of my second Sims 2 blog. You can find contemporary custom content there (not much by now, because I prefer creating medieval stuff, but I needed a place for what I can't upload here). Click Pic

About Polycount

This is about polycount of Sims 2 objects. I'm one of the few creators, who name polycounts of their meshes. I do it for those, who need to have a look at polycount, because some computers can't handle highly detailed objects. In the beginnings of creating CC for Sims 2, it had to be lower poly, because computer technologie wasn't advanced enough for games like you can purchase today. Of course, I could offer low poly stuff, but who would want that, when your PC could easily deal with premium quality? I try to keep polycount on a reasonable level; if it's high, I spread it on several tiles and I'm almost sure, that none of my meshes will crash your game, no matter how poor your machine may be.
The following is quoted from Jonesi @ Blackpearlsims:

Wolves' Cry - A Tale from Gwalchmai

I thought it was about time to introduce to you and beat the drum for one of my favourite Sims stories. By now, you can read through thirteen chapters, all beautifully written by Herr Burgermeister. I won't go into the story itself, only that it's set in the period of the Norman Invasion and if you have a love for lyrics and poems, nice pictures, interesting characters and an elaborately written tale, you must go for and bookmark "Wolves' Cry - A Tale from Gwalchmai". (Btw, I overheard, that authors love comments!)

Info

Simsdesignavenue is unavailable most of the time for whatever reason.
Today I added all of their required meshes to my posts for download.
Once they are back for a longer period of time, I will remove them again.
Their pay meshes are also available at the Booty, under "caravan" > medieval castle theme.

Info

Hail to Wawa! He has paid for another 12 months of premium chatting today. Our chatbox has become an important aspect and medium of communication, because it allows interaction with members and visitors in a prompt way.  If you want to comment on certain posts, please use the comment button, since chatbox posts will be deleted periodically. You may be sure, that every new comment is taken notice of.

Info

We frequently receive inquiries regarding where to find objects shown in the pictures.
Please, before you ask, take a look at the HYCF list in the sidebar (under PAGES).
Almost everything used can be found through the provided links.
You can download listed items marked with * for free at the Booty.
Btw, today I added to the list.