Christmas Tree?

Not sure if this is the right place to be posting this but when I tried to look up the issue this was the forum that it was post to about 4 years ago. Can be moved if needed.

Anyway, my Sims 3 game was nearing Snowflake Day so I wanted to buy a Christmas tree to get my house into the holiday mood. I thought surely there had to be a tree in all of those packs and expansions I downloaded. Sadly, I cannot find it if it is there! I was just wondering if it is in a separate pack or I'm just stupid and missed it. Like I said I have nearly everything downloaded and active. Would really appreciate the help!

Christmas Tree hasn't been included in Sesons, but you can find it on The Sims 3 Store under Sets/Holidays and Gifts/Happy Holiday Presents (click here) or download some of CC Christmas stuff.

And I can download that from the Sims Store and it will be fine to use with the cracked version of the Sims 3? Or will I have to do something special to get it to work? Also thank you!

Aatani wrote:And I can download that from the Sims Store and it will be fine to use with the cracked version of the Sims 3? Or will I have to do something special to get it to work? Also thank you!

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Hello @Aatani,

https://games4theworlddownloads.org/ts3/store-2010/november2010.html
There is no real Christmas tree there, and to my knowledge (I may be wrong on that one) that is the only Christmas-related store set for TS3. Look under the description for Part 2 in the link I just posted - scroll down a bit on the site. 

Other than that, you may be able to find custom-made trees on various CC-related sites, though I can't name a specific example, I'm sorry.

And yes, the items work just fine on a pirated Sims 3.




Topic moved to "The Sims 3 in-game Support".

If you're still searching for some Christmas stuff, try Around The Sims: http://aroundthesims3.com/objects/room_seasonal.shtml

orlandoLaCorneille wrote:If you're still searching for some Christmas stuff, try Around The Sims: http://aroundthesims3.com/objects/room_seasonal.shtml

Very cool   Thanks for the link!