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Sims 3 Why is there snow in my sunken room no ceilingrooms?

So I've been experimenting with sunken rooms (where the house in general is built on a foundation, but this room or that issome rooms are built lower on ground level with modular stairs making itthem accessible from the rest of the house).

My house currently has 3 such rooms:

  • Living room
  • Part of the bedroom
  • Study

Unfortunately, given that it appears that there's snow on the floor of 2 of these rooms (bedroom and living room), I'm guessing there's a problem with the ceiling.

Here's how I built the rooms:

  1. Place foundation for the room
  2. Build the walls
  3. constrainfloorelevation false
  4. Remove foundation
  5. Place bottom section of wall
  6. Auto-level walls

My roof is basically just a 2nd story that I've surrounded with one of the small walls (not the "waist height" ones).

I've taken some screenshots to help clarify what's going on.

Sims 3 sunken room no ceiling

So I've been experimenting with sunken rooms (where the house in general is built on a foundation, but this room or that is built lower on ground level with modular stairs making it accessible from the rest of the house.

My house currently has 3 such rooms:

  • Living room
  • Part of the bedroom
  • Study

Unfortunately, given that it appears that there's snow on the floor of 2 of these rooms (bedroom and living room), I'm guessing there's a problem with the ceiling.

Here's how I built the rooms:

  1. Place foundation for the room
  2. Build the walls
  3. constrainfloorelevation false
  4. Remove foundation
  5. Place bottom section of wall
  6. Auto-level walls

My roof is basically just a 2nd story that I've surrounded with one of the small walls (not the "waist height" ones).

I've taken some screenshots to help clarify what's going on.

Why is there snow in my sunken rooms?

So I've been experimenting with sunken rooms (where the house in general is built on a foundation, but some rooms are built lower on ground level with modular stairs making them accessible from the rest of the house).

My house currently has 3 such rooms:

  • Living room
  • Part of the bedroom
  • Study

Unfortunately, given that it appears that there's snow on the floor of 2 of these rooms (bedroom and living room), I'm guessing there's a problem with the ceiling.

Here's how I built the rooms:

  1. Place foundation for the room
  2. Build the walls
  3. constrainfloorelevation false
  4. Remove foundation
  5. Place bottom section of wall
  6. Auto-level walls

My roof is basically just a 2nd story that I've surrounded with one of the small walls (not the "waist height" ones).

I've taken some screenshots to help clarify what's going on.

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Sims 3 sunken room no ceiling

So I've been experimenting with sunken rooms (where the house in general is built on a foundation, but this room or that is built lower on ground level with modular stairs making it accessible from the rest of the house.

My house currently has 3 such rooms:

  • Living room
  • Part of the bedroom
  • Study

Unfortunately, given that it appears that there's snow on the floor of 2 of these rooms (bedroom and living room), I'm guessing there's a problem with the ceiling.

Here's how I built the rooms:

  1. Place foundation for the room
  2. Build the walls
  3. constrainfloorelevation false
  4. Remove foundation
  5. Place bottom section of wall
  6. Auto-level walls

My roof is basically just a 2nd story that I've surrounded with one of the small walls (not the "waist height" ones).

I've taken some screenshots to help clarify what's going on.