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CHAMPIGNAC : A NEW SIMS 3 WORLD
Champignac is a fully living Frenchy suburbia World based on Champs-les-Sims and has nothing to do with a vacation place ... Well, nothing is not really the right word ;)
Back in 2016/2017, when we began to think how we could remade Champs-les-Sims, we didn't know really what kind of world we wanted to do. We named the project : Sims de Nimes. Then, because we were on other projects ( such as sims 4 k-mods ) we left Sims de Nimes somewhere in the pipes.
We made Oaksoak Hollow ( based on Mystic Falls ), we made Eureka Valley ( a world between tech and classic life ) and we left behind the Sims 4 because, well ... too long to explain. :D
So, it was time to get out of the box our old project of Sims de Nimes ... During this time, some talented creators re-made Champs-les-Sims with their own vision, more oldy or more city life like, or more like Sunset Valley ... All those versions are interesting, but we wanted something else. And so, is born Champignac !
If Champignac is a true living suburbia world, it is too a quite rural world, almost a village with :
37 Community Lots
36 Residential Lots
10 Medieval Towers all around the town :)
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In addition, it remains few Empty Lots, differently sized to suit whatever you wish ... So, let's say Champignac is a french-not-so-little-town where life is slowly flowing and dynamic at the same time, perfect for families and Sims looking for a different lifestyle :)
A typical downtown and outskirts, full of old buildings and southern architecture, a joyful mix between south-east and south-west housing, with a touch of something more northener ( but don't tell the citizens; it's a sure way to be frowned upon ) ... After all they worked hard to keep Champignac as it is!
People living in Champignac are quite glad of it. Sure, teenagers dream of foreign lands, but they are not too eager to leave.
Once, the townies of Champignac were grumpy because Champs-les-Sims was so more popular than their hometown ... After all, everybody went to Champs-les-Sims, stayed there, made nectar, drove a Kenspa, flirted with locals, or … anyway!
Tourists had a full experience in Champs-Les-Sims and weren't interested in visiting any other city. Champignac, the official twin city, didn't benefit from any international exchanges, and was left anonymous, far from fame and glory. As unreachable as the Eiffel Tower seen from Champignac ... until ...
In February 29th of a certain year, a distant descendant of Marquis de Landgraab lost his way on the road to Champs-les-Sims and landed in Champignac. Instantly, he fell in love with the town.
He saw an always growing vegetation, a Monastery full of secrets, the familial beach ( yes, there is a beach in Champignac ), the forgotten obelisk, the shop keepers full of stories, the well preserved houses, the green fields and the paved streets, the true Café Catane and a remaining wild fauna running here and there ... He saw perfection !
For a time, the townies of Champignac experienced fame and glory. But how exhausting it was! Tourists not really caring about the legacy of the kiosk owner, the monks overwhelmed, the museum director who couldn't find enough teenagers to help ... Even the fishes were exhausted! Hard times indeed ... Happily, this descendant of Marquis de Landgraab met someone, somewhere, and moved out, far far away from Champignac. Celebrities said their last goodbyes and slowly, life, as it should be, was back :) The townies and City Council learned from that experience that they very much preferred not to be as famous as Champs-les-Sims ...
Life in Champignac was relatively calm again when suddenly, a global health crisis emerged and the Simvid-18 pandemic hit many many people ... Anxiety swept through the villages and the small towns, including Champignac of course ... With an aging population, residents became increasingly concerned about the well-being of their neighbors and the future of the city.
Shop owners and farmers who were already considering retirement were now faced with the daunting task of deciding whether to continue their businesses in such uncertain times. The entire world seemed to come to a halt, leaving everyone in Champignac wondering who would carry the torch and ensure the future.
Surprisingly, the youngsters that only came sporadically for holidays, moved back to Champignac. Fearful of living in a crowded city and eager to gather with family members, they came to the old town with friends. After all, there were spare bedrooms in most houses!
When the restrictions were lifted, many were reluctant to leave. Going back to a stressful life and fast-paced city wasn't enticing anymore. Most decided to turn their lives around. They took up the florist shop or asked for a job transfer ... So, life emerged again :) Champignac is now a thriving town where you have everything you wish for and nothing more.
Champignac is blessed with old churches turned into bars or wineries, old palazzi that are inspiring, and small boutiques as gathering places ...
Winters and autumns are short, while spring and summer are long. Come and live among thousands of old buildings, walk on streets Roman soldiers once trod upon, see treasures from foreign campaigns, and benefit from the perfect blend of country living and town living.
Remember ... With its unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Champignac offers the Sims a captivating and enriching experience. From the stunning architecture to the delectable cuisine, every aspect of this town reflects the South of France’s intoxicating charm.
Are you ready to move in Champignac ?
blackgryffin \o/
IMPORTANT : We advice STRONGLY to begin with the half-populated SavaGame provided in addition to the World itself ...
DO NOT FORGET to download the CC of Champignac we provide on our website too ! for more information, see the 2 posts below ;)
Have fun !
DOWNLOAD HERE
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“O pior cego é o que não quer ver”
“Significado: Diz-se da pessoa que não quer ver o que está bem na sua frente. Nega-se a ver a verdade.
Histórico: Em 1647, em Nimes, na França, na universidade local, o doutor Vicent de Paul D'Argenrt fez o primeiro transplante de córnea em um aldeão de nome Angel. Foi um sucesso da medicina da época, menos para Angel, que assim que passou a enxergar ficou horrorizado com o mundo que via. Disse que o mundo que ele imagina era muito melhor. Pediu ao cirurgião que arrancasse seus olhos. O caso foi acabar no tribunal de Paris e no Vaticano. Angel ganhou a causa e entrou para a história como o cego que não quis ver.”
Muitas vezes ficamos indignados com pessoas que se recusam olhar pra realidade. Nos achamos no direito de abrir os olhos dessas pessoas...
A pergunta que eu vos faço é, que direito nós temos de querer que todos enxerguem o que enxergamos?
A cegueira normalmente vem de alguma fascinação, algo que aparentemente nos beneficia em algum desejo do ego. E naturalmente qualquer pessoa que tente nos tirar a venda dos olhos, estará nos tirando a oportunidade de aprendermos algo que a vida nos reservou...
Como cada um só aprende com a própria experiência, se faz necessário dar liberdade para que as pessoas a nossa volta enxerguem com seus próprios olhos no tempo do entendimento dele!
Porque temos duas formas de aprendermos o que precisamos, Pelo Amor ou Pela Dor. Onde a grande maioria opta pela dor, pela cegueira, pela ilusão ... e sinceramente acho que existem pessoas que só sofrendo por elas mesmas são capazes de desenvolver a empatia em si!
Quando queremos enfiar a verdade goela abaixo do outro, também não estamos sendo empáticos com o próximo! E sinceramente acredito que aquele que se acha no direito de se meter onde não foi chamado, está enxergando menos do que quem ele acusa da cegueira! Pois não está enxergando com sentimentos com amor, e sim com os olhos do seu próprio mundo egoista! Os olhos sempre podem enganar nossa realidade, se forem usados apenas com a visão, devemos enxergar além dos olhos! Quantas pessoas cegas (de verdade) não enxergam melhor a vida do que pessoas que possuem de fato o sentido da visão do corpo, da matéria!?
O coração é o GPS da nossa visão!
Vamos cuidar das nossas próprias ilusões! Se estamos encarnados na Terra, tenha certeza que estamos aqui pra enxergar muita coisa que “achamos” que sabemos! E termos bom senso, gentileza e amorosidade de falar apenas o que lhe for necessário caso seja requisitada a nossa opinião!
Conselho de hoje:
Você não enxerga com os olhos dos outros! Use os seus e apenas Preocupe-se com o grau do seu óculos!
Cuidando da nossa vida, saindo da nossa zona de conforto, não nos sobra tempo pra criticar a falta de visão dos outros!
Com amor,
Nielle Naufal
Se vc gostou, curta, compartilhe e deixe seu up nos comentários!
Para que cada vez mais pessoas façam parte dessa sincronicidade!
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A CEGUEIRA
Reflexão da carta do dia.
Segunda-feira 03/06
“O pior cego é o que não quer ver”
“Significado: Diz-se da pessoa que não quer ver o que está bem na sua frente. Nega-se a ver a verdade.
Histórico: Em 1647, em Nimes, na França, na universidade local, o doutor Vicent de Paul D'Argenrt fez o primeiro transplante de córnea em um aldeão de nome Angel. Foi um sucesso da medicina da época, menos para Angel, que assim que passou a enxergar ficou horrorizado com o mundo que via. Disse que o mundo que ele imagina era muito melhor. Pediu ao cirurgião que arrancasse seus olhos. O caso foi acabar no tribunal de Paris e no Vaticano. Angel ganhou a causa e entrou para a história como o cego que não quis ver.”
Muitas vezes ficamos indignados com pessoas que se recusam olhar pra realidade. Nos achamos no direito de abrir os olhos dessas pessoas...
A pergunta que eu vos faço é, que direito nós temos de querer que todos enxerguem o que enxergamos?
A cegueira normalmente vem de alguma fascinação, algo que aparentemente nos beneficia em algum desejo do ego. E naturalmente qualquer pessoa que tente nos tirar a venda dos olhos, estará nos tirando a oportunidade de aprendermos algo que a vida nos reservou...
Como cada um só aprende com a própria experiência, se faz necessário dar liberdade para que as pessoas a nossa volta enxerguem com seus próprios olhos no tempo do entendimento dele!
Porque temos duas formas de aprendermos o que precisamos, Pelo Amor ou Pela Dor. Onde a grande maioria opta pela dor, pela cegueira, pela ilusão ... e sinceramente acho que existem pessoas que só sofrendo por elas mesmas são capazes de desenvolver a empatia em si!
Quando queremos enfiar a verdade goela abaixo do outro, também não estamos sendo empáticos com o próximo! E sinceramente acredito que aquele que se acha no direito de se meter onde não foi chamado, está enxergando menos do que quem ele acusa da cegueira! Pois não está enxergando com sentimentos com amor, e sim com os olhos do seu próprio mundo egoista! Os olhos sempre podem enganar nossa realidade, se forem usados apenas com a visão, devemos enxergar além dos olhos! Quantas pessoas cegas (de verdade) não enxergam melhor a vida do que pessoas que possuem de fato o sentido da visão do corpo, da matéria!?
O coração é o GPS da nossa visão!
Vamos cuidar das nossas próprias ilusões! Se estamos encarnados na Terra, tenha certeza que estamos aqui pra enxergar muita coisa que “achamos” que sabemos! E termos bom senso, gentileza e amorosidade de falar apenas o que lhe for necessário caso seja requisitada a nossa opinião!
Conselho de hoje:
Você não enxerga com os olhos dos outros! Use os seus e apenas Preocupe-se com o grau do seu óculos!
Cuidando da nossa vida, saindo da nossa zona de conforto, não nos sobra tempo pra criticar a falta de visão dos outros!
Com amor,
🧿Nielle Naufal🧿
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Saturday May 4th Montpellier
Spring reverted to winter this morning in Paris - cold, windy and wet, the clouds almost touching the roof tops. I ate everything on the breakfast tray, downed 2 cups of hot chocolate and went to the train station in a raincoat, scarf, hat and warm jumper.
TGV crossed France north to south in 3.5 hours. We went through broad flat acres of green grain crops, hilly green pastures dotted with white cows and sheep, through the vineyards of the Beaujolais, out into the valley of the Saone. Farmsteads and villages gave way to towns and industry as the valley widened. Travelling south, clouds and rain disappeared. There was one stop in Nimes, then Montpellier, sunny but a really strong, cold wind blowing, whipping up dust and leaves and making it unpleasant walking around.
I loved Montpellier before I got there but slowly fell out of love as things started to go wrong and the cold windy weather intensified.
I checked in early at my Aparthotel then back to the station to buy a ticket to Carcassonne for tomorrow. However, the line between Montpellier and Carcassonne was closed till Wednesday because of urgent work on the track. When I asked about alternative transport I was told to come back Wednesday and there’d be a train. No, no replacement bus service.
The hotel receptionist suggested I try the TaM office for a bus but the man I saw was frankly rude and I went to the Tourist Information Office near Place de la Comedie where a woman was very helpful, telling me to go back to my hotel quickly and book one of two tickets left on an indirect Flixbus. Two direct buses were already sold out.
Apart from the railway line being closed, two other things conspired to make life a little difficult: the first was my European sim which didn’t activate when it was supposed to and the second was les gilets jaune doing their thing.
When I arrived in Montpellier police, carrying Star War weapons and shields, lined the outside of the station. My hotel was in Rue de la Republique, 50 metres from the front of the station. Only the police were there when I arrived but later when I was diving from the station, to the hotel, to the TaM office, to the tourist office - the Gilets Jaunes came marching down Rue de la Republique, chanting, letting off fireworks, looking aggressive - hundreds of them. As they move forward, the trams stop and businesses shut their doors. When they were about 30 metres away, I was taking photos but slipped in through the hotel door just before the receptionist closed and locked it. Les Gilets Jaunes, I was told, attack businesses that carry on as usual when they’re on the march.
This was not how I thought my afternoon in lovely Montpellier would unfold. By Saturday night I was a bit frazzled and the weather was getting worse so I bought food in a supermarket and cooked in the kitchenette at the Aparthotel.
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Os 3 Pilares Da Saúde Coletiva
A visão do gestor no processo de gestão em saúde no brasil. Ainda que a situação de saúde bucal no Brasil tenha passado por relativa melhora em alguns dos seus clique aqui principais indicadores, país necessita de grandes avanços no conhecimento da dimensão destes problemas para desenvolver políticas que reorganize a assistência e as ações preventivas do setor.
Neste contexto, a saúde mental e a atenção psicossocial trabalham na perspectiva territorial com base comunitária e através do conhecimento de suas dimensões, proporcionam a transformação dos lugares e das pessoas toxicodependentes que necessitam de atenção e cuidado.
Entretanto, com toda a retomada histórica da formação do SUS os autores não deram uma respalda maior com a situação atual da saúde pública brasileira e como as esferas do governo estão se comportando para melhoria das ações de saúde, já que se trata de um problema imensamente complicado de várias épocas e até então não foi solucionado completamente de uma forma satisfatória para toda a sociedade.
Explicitar que a homossexualidade não é uma patologia e sim uma orientação sexual de alguns indivíduos em sociedade é responsabilidade dos profissionais de saúde que todos os dias lidam com esta parcela usuária, desta forma buscar uma política de saúde que eduque toda a sociedade é algo pertinente ao estado e a sociedade como todo, retirar a palavra homossexualismo da CID é algo que somente ocorrerá quando os usuários LGBT, seus parentes e a sociedade de modo geral perceber e ter a certeza de que ser um homossexual é algo normal e natural a qualquer ser humano assim como ser heterossexual.
A criação do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) se deu em virtude da reforma da saúde no país no mesmo período da atual Constituição, em que deveria ser um sistema de atendimento universal, ou seja, atender a todos, sem qualquer distinção de recursos entre os pacientes; custo para paciente deveria ser gratuito; todos os pacientes deveriam ser atendidos de forma íntegra, de acordo com a necessidade de cada paciente e atendimento equânime, sendo cada paciente tratado de acordo com suas necessidades.
Após essa análise, pode-se aludir que fenômeno dos contratos de adesão é cada vez mais comum na sociedade contemporânea, sendo este observado em inúmeros contratos clique aqui como de seguro, operações bancárias, venda e aluguel de bens, assim como nos planos de saúde.
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CHAMPIGNAC World ( aka Sims de Nimes ) is coming in few days ;)
If we put the fantastic gameplay apart, ALL Sims 3 Worlds are about AMBIANCE ... and good Sims 3 Worlds are more about ambiance than everything else ;) It's a quest which doesn't end :D
Champignac ( codename : Sims de Nimes ) is a project we began a long ago ( 2018 ) and left rest in a corner of our CAW files. Paused, but never forgotten. Frankly, it was long due and time to finish.
Champignac is a French true suburbia living world based on Champs-les-Sims but cleaned up of its vacation stuff ... So you will get everything of a Maxis standard World ( the ice cream truck, the university guy ) and of course the ability to go to every vacation world ( including Champs-les-Sims )
We redid almost everything : the grass textures, the pavement and road textures, etc ...
We added richness to this world with singular and very interesting stuff ...
80 lots are available. Both community and residential. We redid the native lots almost from the ground and used them for something else, except Place des Oliviers which kept its initial function and placement.
We used Votenga @ MTS who converted many things from Sims Medieval such as old castle tower we used a lot or the fantastic St Gall Monastery from efolger997 @ MTS we transformed a bit to get an incredible Winery lot ( yes, there is a Winery ... gosh, this is France after all ) ;)
We used lots from Sims 3 creators and we made many others with great care and as low as possible cheating build options ... We are not bold at Sims houses creation but we tried to make as diverse as possible in our constructions, but always staying in the guide of specific South of France style and design. Anyway, this will be to you to add your own vision and architectural art to Champignac ! ;)
ALL 80 lots are French flavored ( red terracotta roofs, white stone ) to get a unique style for a unique world :)
Nestled in the heart of the charming South of France, Champignac is a town adorned with the alluring flair of Mediterranean culture. As the Sims step into this picturesque town, they are immediately enveloped by the warmth of the sun, and the vibrant colors that paint the streets ...
No false antic stuff here. No false image from the 60's ... It is a fully contemporary world but with its own old stuff. Champignac boasts a unique blend of history and modernity all together :)
The ambiance is one of relaxation and leisure, inspired by the leisurely lifestyle of the South of France. Here, residents take the time to savor the pleasures of life, indulging in delicious cuisine, delightful conversations under the shade of trees. The town's bustling markets offer an array of fresh produce, colorful fabrics, enticing the Sims to immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere.
With its unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Champignac offers the Sims a captivating and enriching experience. From the stunning architecture to the delectable cuisine, every aspect of this town reflects the South of France's intoxicating charm.
Many more details to come with the coming download post ...
So ... Stay tuned ;) ( and always safe )
blackgryffin
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CHAMPIGNAC ... FEW LAST DETAILS :)
And of course, we have some mistakes in the links and in the cc content we are currently correcting ... What is a good Sims 3 World without a little headache ? :D And because we love difficulties, we are currently updating our own website ( which is a mess ) ... What else ? Nothing, everything is fine under the sun of this hot summer :D
The General Hospital is a Maxis one, but from Riverview. @nornities ( thanks A LOT for his/her patience to check Champignac ) pointed to us different things : missing mostly. so, somes of you may not see the Hospital ( Hopital des Bleuets ) in their game.
Bad links are currently corrected and both CC sims3packs folder and CC packages folder updated to include few missing stuff, including the Fresco Market items and the Skylight Studio roof elements we used + the Riverview Hospital :) HERE
The Open Swimming pool ( Champignac Bains Romains ) has lost its border texture ... don't worry : just replace with a one you like :)
The School is not the good one : too many missing stuff there, so we are currently uploading a new Champignac save game which should correct the little mistakes here and there HERE
Our Carpets Rabbit Holes folder had to be updated to get the Bistro RH : it is currently done ! But, you have to re-download the Rabbit Holes HERE
Our apologizes for this ! Really ... Anyway, we'll upload in the next hours a folder with ALL Community Lots and another one with ALL the residential Lots :) Just in case ... And here the 2 listings :
CHAMPIGNAC COMMUNITY LOTS
Small Park : Monticule funéraire oublié - Colline des Celtes
Small Park : Petit Fleuriste
Small Park : La Vieille Tour no1
Small Park : La Vieille Tour no2
Small Park : Place Olivier Magnolia
Horse Training Grounds : Elevage Pégase
Junkyard : Neo Casse
Stadium : Football Club
Fire Station : Pompiers Volants
Pool : Piscine Municipale
Pool : Bains Romains de Champignac
Diner : Brasserie du Cercle
Gym : Gymnase Club
Visitor Allowed : Boulangerie DeNimes
Elixir Shop : Boutique d’élixirs : Elixirs et Reliques
Theatre : Théâtre & Opéra
Cemetary : Cimetière Civil
Hospital : Hôpital des Bleuets
Bookstore : Le Kiosque no5
Library : Bibliothèque V. Hugo
Café : Café Catane
Military Base : Bureau des Armées
Police Station : Police Municipale
Grocery Store : Epicerie des Halles
Market : Marché Bio
City Hall : Nouvelle Mairie
Art Gallery: Villa Medicis
Fishing Spot : Lac des Collines
Criminal Hideout : Cyber Crime
Beach : La Petite Plage
Gypsy Wagon : Oeil d’Irma
Science Lab : Bio Sciences
Supernatural Hangout : Taverne du Nain
Business & Journalism : Centre d’Affaires
Consignment Store : Boutique & Brocante
Bistro : Bistro Gastronomie
Nectary : Le Monastère
School : Ecole Municipale
Vampire Bar & Cocktail : Midnight Lounge
CHAMPIGNAC RESIDENTIAL LOTS
Maison Familiale : 1 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison Bleu Indigo : 1 double bed
Maison des Pensées : 2 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison des Prés : 3 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison Ensoleillée : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison des Colocs : 2 double bed
Maison Élégante : 2 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison Tournesol : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison Biscornue : 2 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison des Haies : 1 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison Neo Rustique : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison du Mardi : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison du Chanoine : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison de la Vieille Tour de Garde : 1 double bed
Maison des Gardiens : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison des Roses : 1 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison des Chardons : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison Nénuphars : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison du Bonjour : 1 double bed
Maison en Coin : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison du Thym : 1 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison Fougères : 1 double bed + 2 single bed
Maison des Collines : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Maison du Coquelicot : 2 double bed
Maison du Ginkgo : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Manoir Central : 2 double bed + 2 single bed
Manoir Chapelle : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Mas des Vignes : 1 double bed + 1 single bed
Ferme des Tortues : 2 double bed + 2 single bed
Ancien Lavoir : 1 double bed + 2 single bed
Ancienne Ferme : 1 double bed
Intro de Qualité : 1 single bed
Le Camp des Hippies : 1 double bed
Le Bosquet de Gardenias : 1 double bed
Champignac Starter no1 : 1 single bed
Champignac Starter no2 : 1 single bed
We have carefully furnished all the houses of Champignac to avoid half empty houses when visiting your Sims friends in town but not too much to avoid useless weight ;)
Do you know the origin of the name Champignac ?
We'll ... Champignac is a village from Spirou & Fantasio which is one of the most popular classic Franco-Belgian comics.
The series, which has been running since 1938, shares many characteristics with other European humorous adventure comics like The Adventures of Tintin and Asterix. It has been written and drawn by a succession of artists ...
Spirou and Fantasio are the series' main characters, two adventurous journalists who run into fantastic adventures, aided by Spirou's pet squirrel Spip, the Marsipulami, and their inventor friend the Count of Champignac ... :D
Once again, sorry for the inconvenient. All files should be ok now, and oh ! one last detail ... Have Fun ! \o/
Blackgryffin
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CHAMPIGNAC CC and STUFF PART 1
Before the upload of Champignac, let's talk about the CC used in the World ...
Let's face it, there is a little bit more CC used in Champignac than in our other Sims 3 Worlds, because we really wanted to create a French ambiance for a French flavored world :)
Don't worry : except 2 or 3 things, we still use the same creators stuff aka mainly ATS ( Around the Sims 3 ) and Cyclone Sue ( from TSR ) for the build part. And of course, our own stuff which is not huge :D like our Rabbit Holes you may find here on Tumblr ...
Before any further, the fantastic towers you need to get in order to fully enjoy Champignac come from MTS ( Mod the Sims ) and have been converted from The Sims Medieval by Votenga ( MEDIEVAL TOWERS & BUILDINGS ) you may find there :)
I hope you'll enjoy discover all these gems in Champignac ;)
our "Stadium" is the Football Club by Norn @ MTS and tumblr
the Junk Yard is based on : Old Art Deco gas station yard by flora2 @ MTS :)
le Marché Bio ( Bio Market ) is based on Farmers Market by efolger997 @ MTS
the Supernatural Tavern is based on Old Tomes bookstore by Vera J @ MTS
the Bistro of Champignac is based on Rattlesnake Juice by bellakenobi @ MTS
the Vampire Lounge is fully based on Pastor John's Church by Diwtay @ MTS
the beautiful City Hall of Champignac is a simplified version of a community lot by Jeanpass ( here on tumblr )
the Museum of Champignac we named : Villa Medicis is a creation of Petalbot ( Palazzo Venezia )
Let's talk now about the CC ...
As you already know ;) ATS made a lot of French stuff for the Sims 3. In fact, it's even THE Place to find everything you need to create a French flavored World :D so, here everything we used in Champignac
Set Exhibition & Museum Shop
Book - laying | Livre - couché
Panel | Panneau
Information panel | Panneau d'informations
Label - standing | Informations
Posters - rolls | Posters - rouleaux
Set Eco Café
High Stool | Tabouret de bar
Tree Guard | Protection pour arbre
Bar | Bar
Counter | Comptoir
Counter Island | Ilôt
Set Grocery - Fresh product displays - add-ons
Market display | Présentoir de marché
Asian fruits | Fruits d'Asie
Market display | Présentoir de marché
Asian vegetables | Légumes d'Asie
Market display | Présentoir de marché
Autumn crops | Récolte d'automne
Market display | Présentoir de marché Empty | Vide
Set Bakery Shop Part 2
Baguettes Display | Baguettes
Baguette | Baguette
Bread | Pain
Shelf | Etagère
Set Bistrot Part 2
Price List | Tarifs des consommations
Wall Menu | Menu
Shelf | Etagère
Set City Urban Objects
Community Trash Can | Poubelle Communautaire
Mail box (decorative) | Boîte aux lettres
Phone Cabin (mirror) | Cabine téléphonique
Set City Newspapers Kiosque
Magazine Wall Rack | Stand de magazines mural
Magazine Rack | Stand de magazines
Newspaper Stand | Stand de journaux
Newspapers Stand | Stand de journaux
Stack of Newspapers | Pile de journaux
Magazine - Arts | Magazine - Arts
Magazine - House | Magazine - Maison
Set Beach Activity Add-ons
Beach cabin | Cabine de plage (Decorative | Décor)
Beach cabin | Cabine de plage (Toilets | Toilettes)
Set Uglify your Town
Concrete bench | Banc en béton
Park bench | Banc de parc
Set Canal Locks
Canal / Street Light | Lampadaire
Canal / Box of books | Coffre de livres
Canal / Box of artwork | Coffre d'art
Canal / Counter | Comptoir
Canal / Stand
Canal / Bollard
Canal / Fence | Barrière
Canal / Gate | Portillon
Set Church : ALL Items
Set The Dailies Café : Coffee Bar | Bar à café University
Set Gardening Shop : Painted Crate | Cageot peint
Set Scuba diving & Surf Club : Surf board | Planche de surf
Set Electric Scooters : ALL Items
Set Misc Vehicles : Scooter with slot
Set Bakery 4to3 : Baking Pan - Bread | Moule - Pain/Cake + Bread | Pain
Sims 4 to 3 - City Living Landmarks #2 : Telephone pole | Poteau téléphonique x 2
Set Chocolate & Tea Shop : Chocolate Box | Boîte de chocolats ( ATS3-object-chocolatier-chocolatebox-heart-open )
In theory, all those items are .sims3pack files and should be encapsulated in the different lots. Anyway, we shall provide a folder with the .package files we used, just in case ;)
As said in the Road Map previous post, the tech-hippie website is already online and running fine. And the Sims 3 Lounge is mostly back too :) oh ! and Champignac will be uploaded later into the night or tomorrow maximum ...
Welcome in France :D
#sims 3 custom content#sims 3 cc#sims 3 world#k hippie#sims 3 build#sims 3 champignac#champignac#sims 3 champs les sims#champs les sims#sims de nimes#sims 3#sims 3 worlds
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CHAMPIGNAC CC ADDENDUM FILES PART 2
Yesterday, we talked about CC, mainly ATS, Votenga Medieval stuff and some lots creations : all those fantastic things which give relief and vibrance to a Sims 3 World :)
Today, let's talk about ANTS ... Absolute Necessary Things and Stuff to fully enjoy Champignac, beginning with Cyclone Sue Build Stuff ...
They are not numerous but ESSENTIAL to all our Worlds : Lost Cove - Oaksoak Hollow - Eureka Valley and now, Champignac ;)
Set Scaffolding, Truss and Steel Girders (Columns)
Set Porta-Potty portable toilets
Set Barbed and Chickenwire Fences
Set Alpine Roofline 45-degree Windows
Set Useful Walls
Alcatraz door + Alcatraz window
Metal Lattice Sliding Door
Still, from TSR, there is the Linea Natura Arch by BuffSum
In addition, don't forget the beautiful himalayan poppy field by @nilxis ( by Let's Lolalule Things )
And that's all for our ANTS build stuff :D
As You can see in the first picture above, no more problem with the alpha of the trees in the distant terrain \o/
We used a small override file : Smaller Eiffel Tower by Qahne @ MTS which creates 2 advantages, a smaller Eiffel Tower and the fix for the broken alpha settings of trees in distant terrain.
We discovered too on a NRAAS thread another cool modding file : ScooterOverride by Consort which brings teens to drive only scooters ... I mean the mythic Kenspa !
When a vacation world such as Champs les Sims becomes a fully suburbia world, it loses the Kenspa as main vehicle of the town. So we tried to minimize as much as possible this side effect and we added different Kenspa in our files. Of course, you may keep or not this choice ;) Up to you !
Now, there are other essential files we used ... such as : the Romanesque Connecting Column Arches Set by TheJim07 @ MTS we used in different locations of Champignac and bring A LOT to get really cool ambiant places.
Related to the Store stuff, we do not use much and anyway, you don't have to worry about, we'll provide a folder with the necessary files. Clean and updated. Except for the Al Fresco Market.
By the way, we'll update very soon every CC folder we provide on our website for each of our S3 Worlds : all cleaned and updated too.
To finish with this post, let us show you one of the biggest community lot of Champignac : Le Monastère which is too the Winery of the town ( of course there is a Winery ) ;)
This is a Sims Republic 2015 creation we modified a bit inside to suit Champignac ...
That's all folks ... for the moment. We are aware this kind of post is not as popular as the ones with a download link ... But that's wrong. Creating a world with a unique ambiance is only possible because of all these creations and creators. Maybe as Sims 3 players you already knows this stuff and so, not so interested to see it, again ... but wait and see, we tried very much to organize all those files with love and harmony ...
Next post : Champignac World ( aka Sims de Nimes ) and all the download links ;)
#sims 3#sims 3 custom content#sims 3 worlds#sims 3 world#sims 3 cc#sims 3 build#k hippie#sims de nimes#sims 3 champignac#champs les sims#champignac
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A NEW SIMS 3 WORLD : SIMS DE NIMES ( soon )
Hello :)
Some news updates ... We are currently working on 3 different Sims 3 worlds
- an update of Oaksoak Hollow ( code name : oaksoak2023 )
- a misty northern world : Shetland Harbour ( no code name :D )
- Sims de Nimes ( code name : champignac ), the first which will be released in few weeks ...
It is entirely based on Champs les Sims from World Adventures but it will be FULLY playable, with all community lots needed and nothing related to World Adventures ...
We currently rework each lot to be a true living French world and we are adding both community lots and houses in the architectural style and spirit of the city based in South of France :)
So, we redo EVERYTHING of course, such as terrains and roads and today we post some sneaky pics ;)
from up to bottom :
photo 1 : the New Library front
photo 2 : the New Library backyard
photo 3 : the New City Hall
photo 4 : the New General Store
photo 5 : the New Elixir Shop front
photo 6 : the New Elixir Shop inside A
photo 7 : the New Catane Coffee Shop backyard
photo 8 : the New Fire Station
photo 9 : 2 random country Houses
photo 10 : an overview of the updated wallpapers
We already made many more lots we are currently testing and so on ;)
We have too, updated our website page, our Sims wallpapers which are visible here and available in a zip file to download in the next hours ...
Thats all for now I think ... Love you ... Be safe and happy :)
\o/
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hey, where's the download for the Sims de Nimes? it looks so pretty!
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I’m sorry but Sims de Nîmes is not yet available … it’s a long time project ! We have only 3 worlds you can play with : lost cove, oaksoak hollow and eureka valley :)
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