Don’t worry about Sims not being able to access the space. By lifting up a chair and some decorative objects, and adding a TV to the opposite wall, I was able to turn my mezzanine into a living room. Once it’s in place, use the Right Square Bracket Key to increase the object’s size until it looks more like a piece of flooring. Make sure that the wall height of your 3×3 space is set to Tall, this will allow enough space for your 2 nd level.Īssuming you already have Moveobjects enabled, use the 9 and 0 Keys to raise the pool lane up. These pool lanes are essentially flat blocks that, unlike rugs, can be lifted up using cheats without any glitches. In this build I used the decorative pool lanes that came with The Sims 4 Get Together as ‘flooring’ for my 2 nd level. Tiny Houses are too small for an actual mezzanine but there are other options that don’t require a huge staircase.
One of the best ways I’ve found to make this size work is to create a mezzanine. You definitely have to make some sacrifices but it can be really fun to try and squeeze everything you need into just a few grid squares.
A 3×3 house is pretty much the smallest liveable space you can build.
