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Great Pyramid.jpg|The Great Pyramid in [[Al Simhara]], an example of shell from World Adventures.
Great Pyramid.jpg|The Great Pyramid in [[Al Simhara]], an example of shell from World Adventures.
City 2.jpg|Skyscrapes in [[Bridgeport]], an example of shells from Late Night.
City 2.jpg|Skyscrapers in [[Bridgeport]], an example of shells from Late Night.
Los Suenos Private Club.jpg|Private club - a venue for perfomances in [[Starlight Shores]], an example of a shell from Showtime.
Los Suenos Private Club.jpg|Private club - a venue for perfomances in [[Starlight Shores]], an example of a shell from Showtime.
Conners_Student_Union_Building.jpg|Student Union in [[Sims University]], an example of a shell from University Life.
Conners_Student_Union_Building.jpg|Student Union in [[Sims University]], an example of a shell from University Life.

Revision as of 13:23, 20 November 2013

The Sims 3


Shell buildings is the name given for buildings which have a large exterior, but with a smaller playable interior. Examples of these buildings include the pyramids and the dragon cave exterior in The Sims 3: World Adventures. The penthouses of The Sims 3: Late Night are also shell buildings[1]. Apartments and university buildings are also shell buildings, as the rooms where other Sims reside in can not be seen. In The Sims 3: World Adventures, the rooms in the tombs are pitch black if not explored.

References

  1. TheSims3 tweet - The apartments are extensions of shells from World Adventures. Big models, but with some floors that can be built and lived in.