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|name = Sims Floors
|image = [[File:Concrete Floor tile Sims 2.jpg|235px]]
|caption = Concrete floor in [[The Sims 2]]
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'''Floors''' are a type of object in [[build mode]] that can be placed on terrain, a foundation, or beside supports such as a [[wall]] or [[column]]. Sims will prefer walking on floor tiles over bare terrain, and can only walk on floor tiles on the upper stories of a building.
Floor tiles can also be used to create flat [[roof]]s. This can be done simply by building floor tiles above a room. A room that is covered with a flat roof constructed out of floor tiles will still be sheltered from the [[Weather (game mechanic)|weather]].{{vgversion|TS2:S}}{{vgversion|TS3:S}}{{vgversion|TS4:S}}
===Ceiling===
Visible ceilings were introduced in ''[[The Sims 2: Apartment Life]]''. Before that, ceilings were assumed to be present, but were not visible. Ceilings can be created by placing floor tiles on the floor above. A generic "popcorn ceiling" floor tile is used as the default ceiling, although players can customize the ceiling by adding any floor tile they wish to it. As ceiling tiles are technically floor tiles, they can also be used as regular floor tiles. ''Apartment Life'' also introduces a "45 Degree Angle Tool" that allows the player to view the ceiling more easily.
Ceilings are also visible in [[The Sims 2: Pets (Console)|''The Sims 2: Pets'' for console]], and the feature was carried forward into ''[[The Sims 3]]'' and ''[[The Sims 4]]'', where ceilings are automatically created when a room is built. ''[[The Sims 3: Ambitions|Ambitions]]'' reintroduces the ability to customize ceilings in ''The Sims 3'', although the 45 degree angle tool was never reintroduced.
== Gallery ==
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