Rebuilt Military Park – fixed elevation issue, added picnic tables and autosoil for basegame plants.Fixed routing issues and minor cosmetic issues on lots, moved all fences at least one tile from the road.Fixed issues with floating trees and terrain.The following are the changes that I’ve made in this update: To see the original screenshots and a longer explanation of the features, please see the original world post. But if you want to play a cohesive, attractive, and functional version of The Sims 3 Pleasantview that takes full advantage of all the TS3 features, I highly recommend the updated world! Changes Made to the Map If you’re obsessed with everything being EXACTLY the same, you may not want this version. It includes lots where there were none, plus additional world decorations that did not exist in the Sims 2. NOTE: The new, updated version is NOT an identical Pleasantview. If you don’t have Ambitions, the world will still work fine, but you won’t have the street lights as shown in the screenshots. You need Ambitions for the street lights to show up in the world.If you don’t have Pets, the world will still work fine, but you won’t have the white fences as shown in the screenshots. You need Pets for the fences to show up in the world.Your Sims can’t access the Military Base without it. You MUST have Late Night for the bridge to work.RECOMMENDED: Pets and Ambitions Expansions REQUIRES: The Sims 3 Base Game & Late Night Expansion

I have fixed that and much more! Requirements One of the biggest problems people have reported with the world is not being able to place additional lots. All of Caleb’s lovely lots are still here intact, but I’ve updated the map with some much-needed fixes – including tons of EMPTY LOTS. As I’ve been playing the world, I could clearly see there was room for improvement (mostly on my part). My friend and fellow Simmer Caleb and I created the original Pleasantview world for Sims 3 earlier this year.

Empty sims 3 worlds