The Lived In Look

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Been working on a larger cellar with a lived-in feel, though it's giving me a few difficulties in places.  The lighting is all wonky and I have no idea how to fix it or if it even can be fixed.  For now, I have lamp posts dotted all over the place to brighten it up. I've added a direct link to Marnie's animal shop, a link to the Adventure Shop (can only buy not sell), a direct link to the Blacksmith (break them Geodes in the comfort of your own cellar), a working radio, working kitchen (minus the fridge), warp to the greenhouse (if unlocked), warp to the Community Center (if unlocked), divorce book, playable musical instruments, and I've been attempting warps to the bathhouse, but so far those won't work.

The "rooms" added are a home office (desk, bookshelves, etc), a pantry (click the  wheat [it is wheat isn't it?] to reach Marnie's store), a socializing area (with bar/working radio), the gaming area (with the kitchen), a small inset for the forge/anvil (where the Blacksmith shop is located), small potted plant against the wall (Greenhouse warp), a blue stool against the wall (CC warp), a book on the floor near the wall (divorce book), and pink/blue stools for the bathhouse, but so far no go on those. I'm still playing with figuring out tile actions and such, but I'm getting there, even if only slowly. I also added a "laundry" area, because Alex is always making comments about learning to do laundry, but we have no washer and dryer! My attempts at creating such for the game turned out pathetically horrendous and searches for such furniture to add to the game have turned up empty. One day my laundry room will be furnished, I've just yet to figure out the how of it. :p

If I ever get the warps worked out, I plan to add a duplicate set closer to the stairs into the main house as well. But I've got to get them working first! Another project I'm not sure if I'll ever share or not, but I sure am enjoying putting these things together either way. Yes, they make me want to bang my head against a wall at times, but I'm still having more fun than I have in a very long while.