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LebenSim, as it was formerly known prior to December 27, 2009, was in fact founded as a small building group on Mod The Sims in March of 2008. Sir_Stan, a member at Mod The Sims, was the member who jump started the entire group. He, however, never appeared again after his original post. Once the original members of the group had been set ''(choccy94, Flabaliki, mauriemom, PenChris, Sir_Stan, Solloby, Pokedude9777 and Deluxe Designs)'','' '' they proceeded to set up ourtheir own free website to allow usthem to share ourtheir projects and creations with the public ([http://lebensim.wetpaint.com Original Website]).

When June 2008 rolled around, the group had made the decision to purchase a hosting package and set up their own site. Flabaliki decided to cover the costs and develop the site further. Nearing the end of 2009, the group decided to pick a new name, one that was easy to pronounce, and actually had a meaning to it. They came up with The Sim Supply. With that, on January 1st1 of 2009, http://thesimsupply.com was officially opened.

TSS was revamped and remade from the ground up in December of 2009, and then officially updated and opened on January 1st1, 2010, one year from the sites original opening date.

TheSimSupply was formally  a community for sharing creations for  ''[[The Sims 2]]''  and  ''[[The Sims 3]]''. The site featured mostly lots & housing and was well- known for their video tutorials. The site was closed indefinitely on May 12, 2012.

After the site closed down in 2012, the [http://youtube.com/TheSimSupply YouTube channel]  began to recievereceive full attention from Flabaliki (James Turner) as a regular bout of new videos including let's plays, house building and tutorials were posted. The once community based sharing website then fully transformed into a solo YouTube channel which is still active to this day, currently with ~75about 700,000 subscribers.

The website after a year and a half finally re-opened in December of 2013, however, with an entirely different purpose. The website now serves as a hub for the YouTube channel. It offers downloads of Sims 3 houses and lists all of the videos from the channel. It also serves as a hub for his world and shows lots created by fans for it.

Video tutorials are an idea that the team had mid 2009. They are a way for inexperienced users to learn how to create new things, in or for The Sims 2 and 3. They are a clear explanation and visual representation of what you need to do to create said things. All video tutorials are available on the  [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm7eMVoztWXcL8NrP205oV4kAtdXwHEZL YouTube channel].