Are you fed up of not being able to freely build and place certain items in The Sims 4? Check out how to enable free build in The Sims 4 to bypass the game’s grid restrictions.
The Sims 4 lets yourecreate anything from a real-life buildingto your dream home using all the tools in Build mode. However, due to the grid placement system, you can’t always place certain builds or furniture wherever you like.
If an object is too large or too close to another, you’ll get a “Can’t intersect with other objects” warning, which can be pretty frustrating if you’re looking into creating cluttered spaces on purpose.The gamealso doesn’t let you build on special lots as well.
But don’t worry, there’s actually a way to bypass the game’s building restrictions. Find out how to enable free build in The Sims 4.
The Sims 4: How to enable free build
You can build and place items freely in The Sims 4 by using cheats. But before that, the first thing you need to do is open the cheat window. Here’s how you can enable free build on all platforms:
If done correctly, you’ll notice a small text bar appearing at the top of your screen. That’s the cheat window thatlets you enter different cheats in the game.
Enterbb.moveobjectson The Sims 4 cheat window to freely place objects in your lot without restrictions. As seen in the image above, this free build cheat allowed me to place random objects beside my Sim’s bed, which normally isn’t possible.
You can also build on special lots in the game, such as the university dorm, hospital, and other career-related lots, usingbb.enablefreebuild. Though you’ll want to be extra careful not to remove certain objects that keep that lot functional.
Additionally, if you’re considering giving your entire Sims 4 world a makeover, theFreeRealEstate Oncheat is useful as it removes building costs. You can typeFreeRealEstate offwhen you’re done to turn things back to normal.
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