The Sim Architect - My YouTube Channel - One Video a Day (hopefully) - Come watch me!!!

Admin wrote:Hi there,

Thank you for sharing, SvenT!
The sound on the third video is horrible though.

Sephymuffins wrote:Hi SvenT,

Welcome!  I like your videos a lot, actually.  

There's something just awesome and calming about watching someone design levels and build buildings in The Sims 3.  I'm afraid that's something I might miss doing in The Sims 4, but we will see.

SvenT wrote:Hello!!!

I am so happy to be back at this, which is a place where I really feel like home, where the people are nice for real, where everything is free and everybody is nice and helpful.

I created an YouTube channel about a year ago, and now that I am better after overcoming some health issues, I am working harder and harder on it, being my goal to deliver one video a day, and to improve their quality time over time with the help and comments from all of you.

I will also make my content available to download on my videos (whenever each building is ready, which won't be daily, bummer), and I will take requests as well.

You are all welcome to subscribe to my YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MrSimArchitect

Also, I will post below some of my favorite and new videos, and I will also post my new videos as replies to this post, so you can open them directly, if you are not subscribed to me yet (or if you don't feel like doing it yet).

Thanks a lot for being all so wonderful!

Your tutorials are nice in terms of "tempo", and in the case of the video with the stairs between ground level and basement, you even made spoken audio comments of everything. That video was really good !   

About the first video, I only watched it until minute 15 though.   But that was very nice too ! One technique shown there (and which I use too, in my buildings), is that you sometime use "lines" of walls to help you organize rooms and distances between them. OK, this is very difficult to explain, and I might make videos of that myself.   But the basic idea is this:

Anyhow, not only am I looking forward to your "Blue River" world, but also to more tutuorials like that !   I'm going to watch the rest of your videos, over time. Keep up the good work, and thanks for that !   

Carlos wrote:

SvenT wrote:Hello!!!

I am so happy to be back at this, which is a place where I really feel like home, where the people are nice for real, where everything is free and everybody is nice and helpful.

I created an YouTube channel about a year ago, and now that I am better after overcoming some health issues, I am working harder and harder on it, being my goal to deliver one video a day, and to improve their quality time over time with the help and comments from all of you.

I will also make my content available to download on my videos (whenever each building is ready, which won't be daily, bummer), and I will take requests as well.

You are all welcome to subscribe to my YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MrSimArchitect

Also, I will post below some of my favorite and new videos, and I will also post my new videos as replies to this post, so you can open them directly, if you are not subscribed to me yet (or if you don't feel like doing it yet).

Thanks a lot for being all so wonderful!

Hey Sven,


Sorry for the little bit late reply, but wow ! Usually, I don't watch many video tutuorials, and do you know why ? Because most people make these tutuorials far too fast. 

Your tutorials are nice in terms of "tempo", and in the case of the video with the stairs between ground level and basement, you even made spoken audio comments of everything. That video was really good !   

About the first video, I only watched it until minute 15 though.   But that was very nice too ! One technique shown there (and which I use too, in my buildings), is that you sometime use "lines" of walls to help you organize rooms and distances between them. OK, this is very difficult to explain, and I might make videos of that myself.   But the basic idea is this:

Across a foundation, you draw walls on several "distance points" - for example 20 feet away from the middle of the foundation you draw a wall, that can either be horizontal or vertical (or: north - south, or east - west). These walls can help you "orient" yourself more easily when building and organizing rooms. So when you see such a wall, you know that, for example, the wall shows a certain amount of distance - to something else. And once you finished organizing the "layout" of the room(s), then just erase any walls you do not need with the sledgehammer. Because, these walls were only meant as a help to orient yourself, and to keep the right distance to certain other rooms.

OK, that's very difficult to explain, but maybe you get the idea.


Anyhow, not only am I looking forward to your "Blue River" world, but also to more tutuorials like that !   I'm going to watch the rest of your videos, over time. Keep up the good work, and thanks for that !