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'''Basements''' are stories of a building built partially or completely underground, or below the ground floor of a building. Basements can be built underneath some buildings in ''[[The Sims 2]]'' by using the [[foundation]] tool, or by using the dedicated basement tool in ''[[The Sims 3]]'' and ''[[The Sims 4]]''.
 
==FoundationsTraditional way==
Basements in ''The Sims 2'' and unpatched versions of ''The Sims 3'' can be created using [[foundation]]s by placing an area of foundation that is hollow in the center, then loweringleveling the [[terrain]] insideto the hollowed-outlower foundationheight, so thatbelow the areadefault inelevation thelot basement is the equal height of a typical floorsetting. ThisAfter makes the basementthat, a fullyroom usablecan spacebe accessiblebuilt byin Sims,the solower longelevation aswith theconnecting Sims have a meansstairs to reachgive theSims basementaccess.
 
{{Tip|One of the easiest of way is doing this is by pacing down a modular stairs (or more, one after another) on the ground. Then, after removing the small stairs (with the sledgehammer tool or selected stairs with {{key|ctrl}} key held down), the terrain can be leveled down with the leveling terrain tool.}}
Basements are not possible at all in ''The Sims'', as that game lacks both foundations and a dedicated basement tool. The basement tool was not included in [[The Sims 3 (console)|''The Sims 3'' for console]], but a basement can still be constructed using foundations in the same manner as in ''The Sims 2''.
 
A basement under [[foundation]] cannot be built directly, but can otherwise be leveled down and sited from the vacant area the structure surrounds. To do this, a foundation with the hollow center must be built prior the excavation or be teared open within an existing building. From there, the terrain inside the hollowed-out foundation can be lowered so that the area in the basement is the equal height of a typical floor. This makes the basement a fully usable space accessible by Sims, so long as the Sims have a means to reach the basement.
 
Basements are not possible at all in ''The Sims'', as that game lacks both foundations and a dedicated basement tool. The basement tool was not included in [[The Sims 3 (console)|''The Sims 3'' for console]], but a basement can still be constructed using foundations in the same manner as in ''The Sims 2''.
 
==Basement tool==
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