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My first attempt to spawn more than 2 props at the same time with AMM, so I spawned... 226, over 20 hours.
I thought it would be cool to have a box made out of glass above the city to watch it during the night. After I built it, I said to myself, I could may be add a room with photo walls and some more props to take pictures at. Then, well, I made another room, might as well make an entire house... sort of. It feels like a house on the inside, but there is nothing on the outside, as it was done one the fly, without any consideration of existing props for roofs. Nothing would match even remotely, so I gave up on the outerior. I am also no architect. But I've made sure all walls have collision, so you can't fall out of the house.
That said, I think it turned out semi-decent. The room with the many photo walls is tricky to use as cubicles turned out a bit narrow, you have to play around with field of view (make it 20ish) to be able to take a photo. At least those walls don't have collision, so camera won't get stuck into something while adjusting it. You can also change the color of those walls, open Saved Props, search for Photostudio Wall, target them one by one (they are like only 10), when you see you have selected the one you want to change, open target tools and use List of Appearance drop menu on the bottom. Save if you want it to remain this way next time you load the preset.
I didn't place smaller detail props (like bed sheets and pillows) on purpose, so that people may place the versions they like. If someone request, I will add another fully decorated version that includes them (when it is ready). There is also extra free space in the glass room and the bedroom to add larger props that you may want.
Activate it through AMM->Decor->Presets->A Bit Closer to Heaven.
You will need both preset file and location file to teleport, as you will probably never find it just freeflying around.
Install by unzipping the archives in game folder, or better yet, just use Vortex.
Thanks to the AMM developers and all the prop-makers.
I thought it would be cool to have a box made out of glass above the city to watch it during the night. After I built it, I said to myself, I could may be add a room with photo walls and some more props to take pictures at. Then, well, I made another room, might as well make an entire house... sort of. It feels like a house on the inside, but there is nothing on the outside, as it was done one the fly, without any consideration of existing props for roofs. Nothing would match even remotely, so I gave up on the outerior. I am also no architect. But I've made sure all walls have collision, so you can't fall out of the house.
That said, I think it turned out semi-decent. The room with the many photo walls is tricky to use as cubicles turned out a bit narrow, you have to play around with field of view (make it 20ish) to be able to take a photo. At least those walls don't have collision, so camera won't get stuck into something while adjusting it. You can also change the color of those walls, open Saved Props, search for Photostudio Wall, target them one by one (they are like only 10), when you see you have selected the one you want to change, open target tools and use List of Appearance drop menu on the bottom. Save if you want it to remain this way next time you load the preset.
I didn't place smaller detail props (like bed sheets and pillows) on purpose, so that people may place the versions they like. If someone request, I will add another fully decorated version that includes them (when it is ready). There is also extra free space in the glass room and the bedroom to add larger props that you may want.
Activate it through AMM->Decor->Presets->A Bit Closer to Heaven.
You will need both preset file and location file to teleport, as you will probably never find it just freeflying around.
Install by unzipping the archives in game folder, or better yet, just use Vortex.
Thanks to the AMM developers and all the prop-makers.