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The Sims 3 is a simulation computer game with simulated people and surroundings,
and Mod The Sims is one of
the largest Sims sites which provides help and free downloads so that visitors
can create their own Sims models.
'Missroxor' - not her real name - chose to use the Sims resources and the
Victorian/Edwardian house
floor plans and room descriptions on this
site to model a typical Victorian/Edwardian working class home.
For the reasons given in the box below, she acknowledges that there is not
a perfect correspondence between the models and the rooms as described here
by my mother. Nevertheless, her models do give additional insights into what
living at home was like for ordinary British people in Victorian and Edwardian
times. So I asked permission to show them here, and am delighted that she agreed.
She asked that the following information be displayed alongside the models.
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The models do not exactly follow the descriptions
and illustrations
in the 1900s site for
the following reasons:
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The competition for which the models were
designed required that the house had to be functional for the Sims
people, which meant I had to include some things that wouldn't have
existed in the early 1900s, such as the record player.
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There was a strict deadline for the competition,
so I could not finish the upstairs - and sadly, as my computer has
now lost my work, I can't now do it.
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Limitations of the decor and build tools provided by The Sims 3 meant that I had to substitute some things described and annotated
in the 1900s site with things more readily available in the game.
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I had to use artistic licence for the decor.
See:
http://nene.modthesims.info/showpost.php?p=3333987&postcount=339
Missroxor
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This website Join me in the 1900s is also known as
Join me in the 1900's and is © Pat Cryer.
The 1940s and 1950s are also written as the 1940's and 1950's.