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Line 6: }} [[File:Foundation Logo.png\|left]] '''Foundations''' are an [[Build mode\|architectural object]] in ''[[The Sims 2]]'', ''[[The Sims 3]]'' and ''[[The Sims 4]]'', used to raise the level of the main floor. They can be used over uneven terrain.~~{{vgversion\|TS2}}{{Vgversion\|TS3}}~~ In ''The Sims 2'', unpatched versions of ''The Sims 3'' base game, and [[The Sims 3 (console)\|''The Sims 3'' for console]], foundations are required for the construction of [[basement]]s. The foundation tool is used by clicking and dragging an a square area on the terrain.{{Vgversion\|TS2}}{{Vgversion\|TS3}}, or by clicking on a room and raising it up using the arrow that appears in its center{{Vgversion\|TS4}}. There is also a diagonal foundation tool. Stairs, generally modular, can provide access to floors built on top of the foundation. Players can choose either a decking foundation, a patio foundation, an elevated foundation, a foundation for a stage or a brick foundation. With the ''[[The Sims 3: Late Night\|Late Night]]'' patch of ''The Sims 3'', a new platform tool is introduced. It allows a player to create a flat elevated by a half-inch floor surface for Sims to use. Unlike the foundation tool, it doesn't require stairs. It may or may not create and define contained content on it as within a "room". ==The Sims 2== Line 78: ==The Sims 3== Foundations in ''The Sims 3'' are identical to those in ''The Sims 2''. With the ''[[The Sims 3: Late Night\|Late Night]]'' patch, a new platform tool is introduced. It allows the player to create a platform elevated by a single "step" for Sims to use. Unlike the foundation tool, it doesn't require stairs to walk across it. {{Confirm\|It also may or may not create and define contained content on it as within a "room".}} ~~{{expand}}~~ {{Expand}} ==The Sims 4== {{all Unlike previous games, foundations can be built and adjusted to any height. Buildings that aren't connected to each other can have different foundation heights, or no foundation at all. To adjust foundation height, one can simply select any room and drag the widget in the center. [[The Sims 4/Patch 81\|Patch 81]] introduced a stilted foundation that allows for construction over water. \|name = Foundation and platform tools \|image = [[File:TS4 foundation and platform arrows.png\|220px]] \|caption = Arrows for adjusting the foundation height (circled in red) and the platform height (circled in blue). }} Foundations in ''The Sims 4'' function differently to those of previous games. There is no longer a dedicated foundation tool; foundations are now created by selecting a room, and dragging the arrow that appears in its center up or down. Foundations can be adjusted to any height, and even sunken into the ground. However, a sunken foundation will distort the terrain to accommodate it. Prior to [[The Sims 4/Patch 73\|patch 73]], all buildings on a lot had to share the same foundation height. Following the patch, buildings can now have differing foundation heights, but there must be at least one tile of space between them. [[The Sims 4/Patch 81\|Patch 81]] introduced a stilted foundation that allows for construction over water. ===Platforms=== [[The Sims 4/Patch 103\|Patch 103]] added the ability to create split-level foundations using platforms. When selecting a room, a second set of arrows will appear in the menu above, which allows the player to raise or lower the floor independently from the foundation. Unlike foundations, two platforms of different heights can be placed directly next to each other, provided they share the same foundation height. Platforms that differ in height by only one "step" can be walked across as-is, but any greater difference requires stairs. If the ceiling above a room is not removed, a particularly high platform can be used to create an area that only [[child]]ren, [[toddler]]s, or [[pet]]s can access. ~~{{expand}}~~ [[Category:Architecture]] [[Category:Articles missing information about The Sims 3]] ~~[[Category:Articles missing information about The Sims 4]]~~