Sims 2 Covered By Floor Tile

What does covered by floor tile mean on sims 3.

Sims 2 covered by floor tile.

Or if you have one or more floor tiles too much it goes off the surrounding area and there is no stable base to place the wall. Floor tiles can also be used to create flat roofs. Boolprop constrainfloorelevation true false set to false to allow tiles occupied by walls floors and foundations to have their elevations changed. I play sims 2 but the same msg pops up when you have either not placed the correct amount of tiles in the right place.

Set to false to allow the tiles of the sidewalk and the road to be modified as well as allowing for the placement of floor tiles on the very edges of the lot. First i was going to make a room out of the garage. Also included in the set is 10 half more like 3 quarter tile walls with white wood base skirting white wood dado and painted upper half. This will make pitting up a wall impossible.

I just moved into a new place. But every time i do it says covered by floor tile. Also done by the moveobjects cheat. Covered by floor tile.

Terrain attached to pool wall and found the following possible solution on two different sites one of which was the sims 3 forums the other was a mod site. For the sims 2 on the pc a gamefaqs q a question titled how do i cover the entire lot with floor tiles. I m playing sims 2 family fun edition and i m trying to make walls. I tried the cheat constrainfloorelevation.

I wanted to split the garage into 2 rooms but when i went to put in a wall i got the covered by floor tile message. I demolished a house that had a foundation then i re built a different house on the same lot without flattening it. A room that is covered with a flat roof constructed out of floor tiles will still be sheltered from the weather. This can be done simply by building floor tiles above a room.

Has anyone come up against the covered by floor tile message when trying to add rooms walls. The price of flooring typically varies from 2 to over 20 depending on the type of flooring.