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It worked. I managed to shoot the scenes I wanted at the Mercy Hospital. *jumps up and down* Don't you love when something actually works out for you? The lot still went crashy-crashy, but I managed to do what I had to do there. There's an update looming, I can feel it.

Did you guess who you'd see at the hospital?
Yes, it's the two sims from Strangetown who work there. ;) But what exactly takes place during this exchange?
Stay tuned...
*cues ominous music*

Did you guess who you'd see at the hospital?
Yes, it's the two sims from Strangetown who work there. ;) But what exactly takes place during this exchange?
Stay tuned...
*cues ominous music*
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Date: 2008-11-05 01:46 pm (UTC)That's a nice photo, and it definitely gives the right impression there. Making a temporary set is the way to go most of the time. I did that when I made a hospital scene a while back too. It was a whole room, so I could show enough to give a sense of the whole scene, but it didn't do any more than I had to.
Yes, I've noticed that you crop really closely in almost all of your sim photos. Why is that? Is it to avoid decorating? :P
That sounds like a good idea for your style of writing. You should do it. I like the idea of episodic things like that, since the pacing of legacy stories is usually too fast for my taste. I'm struggling a little with the idea of doing one whole generation in a single chapter for the round robin legacy. It takes a very different approach.