This is the easiest step, build a room and make sure it has a foundation. Method Two – Step One: Build A Room With Foundations This is a little more tricky, but it does look really nice. This next method will cover doing split level stairs using the foundation technique.
Also, I would make the walls the shortest they can be, otherwise, the split level stairs will look a little bit too big. I think split level stairs look better with railings/a bannister, this is just my personal preference but I like to add them, especially in a grand house.Ī few things to note about the split level stairs in general, you are unable to see them unless you go to floor one, so this isn’t the best way to do split level stairs, but it does look really nice if you are recording video on the Sims 4. Method One – Step Five: If You Like, Add Bannister When you move the square it will delete the wall, so you will need to add wall back in on the corner of the house. Then make a square on separate grass and make it the correct size like the pictures below, then move the square to the spot in between the stairs. Select the flat square tool under Walls & Rooms. The next step requires filling in the square of the floor between the two sets of stairs. Method One – Step Four: Fill In The Floor It will turn yellow, click to delete it, we are then left with a hole in the floor where the stairs are. The floor on floor one needs to be deleted, select the sledgehammer tool at the top and hover over the floor on floor one. Method One – Step Three: Delete The Floor On Floor One See the pictures below for an example.īuild stairs going from the ground floor up to floor one and then build second stairs going from floor one to floor two, this looks best if you do it in the corner or against a wall. The first step is to build a square room and then build another room on top, so you have a two-floor room.
Method One – Step One: Build A Room With Two Floors
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