Ping: Maxon

:')

Two questions (or maybe three)

1. What's Granny's web address (I seem to have lost it)?
2. How's Pleasant Village? (It was you I sent it to, yes?)


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MM

"I'm not offended by all the dumb blonde jokes because I know I'm not
dumb... and I also know that I'm not blonde."
Dolly Parton

> Another possibility might be to convert the neighbourhood into a
> satellite for Little Carping - another local village perhaps. I have
> read somewhere how to do this but it's a complicated process. I
> think I might just stick to packing up the Pleasant Village lot,
> putting them in a temporary neighbourhood, a bit of fine tooth comb
> editing of memories and connections and then repacking for transfer
> to Little C. It would mean I play them more often and they would
> develop further plus I enjoy working with sims I haven't made since I
> tend to design my own sims to the nth degree and then they don't do
> things I find surprising - which, as I'm sure you know, is often the
> spur for some creative gameplay/story.
>
> Anyway, I'll have a go and let you know. And if you do speak to
> Granny tell her to get her finger out.*
>
> /ramble off
> Best wishes
> maxon
>
> (*Do Australians use that somewhat questionable phrase?)

Depending upon how many families there are in the neighborhood you want to
associate with Little Carping as a satellite village, you could always do it
the most straightforward way. Open that neighborhood, move the lots (sims
and all) to the lot bin, then go back to Little Carping. Associate a new
downtown or shopping district with it, choose a landscape terrain for it,
then move all the houses and sims from the bin onto that terrain. Voila.
You should now be able to see the Pleasant Village sims strolling by the
houses in Little Carping and vice versa. Is that what you mean?

Jeanie