SimGuruGraham has been giving us a contant flow of information, images, and info related to the development of The Sims 4 Eco-Living Community Stuff Pack. Yesterday he shared a prototype image showing us how the laundry system is coming along. Today, he has taken to Twitter to answer some questions from fans, giving us some additional info.
As a reminder, here is the remaining voting schedule for this pack.
• Pack Title Vote (September 6th– September 8th): Select a title that best summarizes the pack’s atmosphere and content.
• Pack Icon Vote (September 13th – September 15th): Peruse different icons and select the one that will appear in the pack’s box art and within the in-game catalog.
Next week – watch for an official blog on September 6th where you'll vote to select the name of this pack.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
An early prototype of laundry is taking shape! Clothes can now be taken through a basic laundry flow. Can you tell which object is which? pic.twitter.com/UaSyMLwdHM
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
That's the wash tub, it's shaping up nicely 🙂
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
Thanks 😉 We're planning on having the Sim hang the laundry up on the line by hand.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
Other way around! But not like it's possible to tell in this pic, hah.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
I did! It's still early, we're only a few days into production. Object stacking isn't working for these just yet, but it will.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
We aren't planning on specific emotional interactions for the laundry objects.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
If you have a hamper anywhere on your lot, clothes will automatically go into it. If the hamper is full, clothes will show up on the floor.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
We're going to have one set of washer/dryer machines that will fit in a variety of home styles. I tweeted the concept art for them earlier.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
We aren't planning on including laundromats.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
Green denotes a contact surface – it's a point on the object that we know a Sim will touch when animating with it.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
Nope, that's a hamper 😉
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
No, although they'll fit between counters perfectly, as seen here.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
Only if you allow your hamper(s) to fill up. As long as you have a hamper with available room somewhere on the lot, clothes will go in it.
— Graham Nardone (@SimGuruGraham) August 31, 2017
