The Sims 2: Mansion & Garden Stuff

"Design impressive estates and meticulous gardens for your Sims with three all-new architectural styles. Infuse your Sims' mansion with the intricate beauty of new Moroccan designs, add a touch of retro-modern style with stately and new Art Deco elements, or build in the imposing new Second Empire style. With a host of new architectural and landscaping items to choose from, your Sims mansions will look more stunning than ever!"

The Sims 2 Mansion and Garden Stuff is the 8th (9th including Holiday Party Pack) and final stuff pack for The Sims 2. It was was released on November 17, 2008. It is also included in The Sims 2 Fun with Pets Collection. But even if you have The Sims 2: Apartment Life installed it requires the The Sims 2 Mansion And Garden Stuff disc.

It is also the last title in The Sims series to support Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me and also the last that does not require a Service Pack with the exception of The Sims 2 University Life Collection which will retain compatibly with those systems.

New Architecture Features
Build a more impressive house than ever using these new features.
 * Architecture Sort
 * Decorative architectural elements are now available in this new sort in Build mode.


 * Roof angle slider
 * This amazing new tool makes the process of changing the angle on roofs as easy as moving a slider. Now, you can say bye-bye to cookie cutter roof angles once and for all.

New Objects
Spice up your living space with this cool new stuff.


 * Ceiling Fan
 * There are three kinds to choose from, and any one of these fans will make cooling off your Sims’ rooms a breeze!


 * Solar Panel/Windmill
 * Green is all the rage these days. Either by harnessing the fiery power of the sun or the cool flow of wind, your Sims won’t just be saving the planet with their solar panels and windmills, they’ll be saving Simoleons too!


 * Fence Columns
 * Fence Columns allow you to build the porch of your dreams and other covered areas surrounded by railings and columns. They support floors and roofs above them, so just imagine all the beautiful possibilities!


 * Sweeping Stairs
 * These staircases are a statement of elegance and sophistication, and a must-have for all mansions. Your guests will be impressed by the cachet that this exquisite building structure brings to your home.


 * New Mailbox Colors
 * Tired of the same old grey mailbox? No more! Now you can change colors on the mailbox by using the Design Tool.

Building Dazzling Exteriors
3 New styles of architecture await your Sims


 * Art Deco
 * Best described as modern and elegant, this style uses basic shapes and geometric elements for purely decorative purposes. Art Deco is excellent for the purpose of achieving a modern-retro look.


 * Moroccan
 * Exotic accents reminiscent of far-away lands can be added to any building structure with architectural elements of the Moroccan style.


 * 2nd Empire
 * This style takes you back to the old days of the Victorian era with its Mansard Roofs and elaborate designs. Highly decorative and elegant, it's fitting for Sims who aspire to a more classy and imposing look for their mansions.

The Sims 2 Mansion and Garden Stuff Cheat

 * setQuarterTilePlacement [on | off]
 * After entering this cheat you can turn quarter tile placement on and off using “Ctrl + F” anytime you are in Build or Buy Mode. Quarter Tile Placement allows you to place objects offset from the grid in quarter tile increments.

Note that some objects may become unusable or inaccessible for Sims if placed off the grid, so the use of this cheat is not recommended for anything other than decorative objects.

Decorations
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