Driveway

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Driveway


A driveway is an object in The Sims 2: Nightlife and The Sims 3. A downloadable version which does not require Nightlife is available for The Sims 2 players who do not have that expansion.

In The Sims 2, a car must be placed on a driveway or driveway extension. The driveway must be connected to the street, and is very large, taking all tiles that a Sim needs to enter the car as well as a 12x3 section which is placed over the street. If the lot is at a corner, the driveway must be placed on the street the mailbox is facing. Normally, a driveway cannot be placed unless there is room for the entire street section, however, later expansions allow the player to override this by using the moveobjects on cheat. Players should note that, if a lot is reset after adding a new expansion pack (or after adding some mods), driveways placed in this manner may cease to be recognized as being present, and cars placed on them may disappear. If this happens, the player will be able to re-buy the driveway after saving the lot, exiting it, and then re-entering it. Driveway extensions and cars on them will not be affected by this.

In The Sims 3 the driveway is small and can be placed anywhere in the lot.

Notes

The restorable junk car from The Sims 2: FreeTime must be placed on a driveway, so it can be presumed that FreeTime includes driveways. This preview of The Sims 2: Apartment Life states that Apartment Life appears to include driveways.