Converted from Crusader Kings III. For toddler to elder. You will find it under Head Accessories/Glasses, with a special thumbnail. (Actually a piercing, uses the right bracelet UV-space, so I set that to hidden.)
Some clipping - hard to avoid with sims accessories, but I tried to make it as minimal as possible.
New conversion. Matching HQ swatches to my other Norse sets.
The female, kids and toddlers versions get their textures from the adult version.
All merged in one file, if you want to edit or remerge, unmerge first.
I recommend keeping the files together if you unmerge.
Medieval Essentials is a functional set made for immersive medieval gameplay. Instead of decorating just one room, this collection reimagines modern necessities in a way that keeps their gameplay purpose without breaking the illusion of living in another era.
The kitchen includes a pantry that works as a fridge, counters, modular wall shelves, a stove, a table island, a sink, and a bucket-trashbin. Everything functions off the grid, so your Sims can cook and store food the old-fashioned way.
The bathroom offers simple hygiene essentials: a rudimentary toilet, a basket-style sink for washing, a shower with a hanging cruche, and a privacy screen.
For scholars and scribes, the set also includes a scriptorium area with a desk, chair, and writing station that functions as a computer (so the animation and sounds will be weird, sorry 😝). It’s the only item not off-the-grid, as custom tuning is not in my skills. Bookshelves, scroll shelves, and a working off-the-grid candle complete the scholarly corner, alongside a grand tapestry inspired by authentic patterns.
And for Eco Living DLC owners, a windmill and a well help generate electricity and water. Because even medieval Sims deserve utilities ⛲
Description
This set contains 28 new items maxis-match and basegame compatible (except for the windmill and well that requires Eco Living DLC). Every functional items works Off-The-Grod escept for the sciptorium.
Comes in the original 6 swatches (feel free to recolor it!)
Custom thumbnail
~5.8k poly
Download here (Patreon, free)
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Do not steal.
Do not reupload.
Do not link behind adfly, reupload to Simsdom or anything like that.
Recoloring is allowed, but make sure to link back to my original creation, do not include the mesh, and do not monetize my creations by early access or permapaywalling.
Hail and Well Met Friends!
What do you do when the Sims 4 got you down? Load up your 50 gbs medieval cc and find brand new ways to break your game! No? Just me?
Anyway ~ I cut this dress together because I wanted a simpler, about town dress for my merchants, and well-to-do peasantry to walk around in.
THREE VERSIONS:
V1: Simple and Clean
V2: Brocade with a textured fabric design
V3: Piratey with embroidered leather stays
!! There's also a Shirt Color Overlay in Rings if you're feeling spicy, but all the dresses have been designed to look nice even without it!
The Privilege of the Sword - Royalty & Legacy EP Swords 4t3
Sorry for the long period without new CC - life really got in the way, didn't have time to load the game for a while, etc. and this little project ended up being a little bigger than I expected - 11 pieces that actually are 33!
The accessories are meant to be used with the Swordfighting Mod - while the accs by themselves are BGC, the mod DOES require World Adventures, so be warned about that. They're all categorized as bracelets and are quite lowpoly compared to current accessories conversions, so they're all safe to use.
And yes, the swords are all the same size, EAxis has no sense of proportion at all: yes, longswords and sabres are meant to be wielded with two hands, falcatas and rapiers don't. Don't blame me about that!
The deco pieces are in Deco/Sculptures for the ones with stands and Deco/Paintings for the ones on the wall.
A 55-piece set of build items and decorations in the romanesque style, perfect for a medieval church, monastery or castle.
Hi! This is my first set as a cc creator. I've been working on it for a long time, and I am really happy to finally share it with other people.
The set is inspired by romanesque churches from the early middle ages, especially in Germany such as the cathedrals of Speyer and Mainz. I wanted to capture the thick stone walls and came up with the idea of using two parallel walls in the game to create the illusion of thicker walls. What makes this set unique is the deep windows, which are meant to be placed in pairs on those two parallel walls, opposite each other.
All items have at least two swatches, orange and gray, which are based on Foxbury Stone from the Discover University expansion pack. Therefore, the expansion is required for this set to work. The gray swatch matches Nutter-Butter-1's Foxbury Stone Recolour.
Converted from CK3 for @aurinko-legacy. Consists of two outfits for women, two tops for men, 1 pair of pants for men, 3 headscarves, and 1 hood. There is notably quite a bit of clipping given how puffy the outfits are. Credit to @vintagesimstress for the proto-tartan patterns.
Hiii, I saw some of the pictures that you posted a while back of Aldermare when I was looking for inspo for some builds and was wondering what walls you use for the tudor style buildings? Thank you in advance
hi! i actually made them myself and never ended up sharing them here on tumblr. but here they are now! theres a bunch of different versions, all fully castable and matches an existing ea wall (seen in the second picture)