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For 800x600 screen users, click the hand to see
the download links more clearly, double-click to restore.

If your browser is IE or NS 4.0 or above, you can drag the tree lights and decorations with your cursor to a new position to see how they look on a different tree. Try it right now!

The tree lights and decorations were designed to go with the Incense Cedar and Larch trees, but they can be placed on any appropriately sized tree, eg. they are surprisingly effective if placed on all four tiles of Maxis' Birch tree.

The lights for the
hedge twinkle too.

The llama can only be
from Simorphor.

The snow groundcover and snow floor tile match each other. If you are wanting to cover a large area with snow, it is best to use the floor tile.

Your Sims will 'sink' into the snow groundcover, but it is not recommended to be used next to a house — it will bleed through the walls. Use the snow floor tile next to buildings.

The snowy trees have been modified to be placed on top of outside floor tiles.

Note:
None of the items on this page require any expansion packs.

Update 31 Jan 03:
The soft edges can be placed on water and will be found in your Build Mode/Plants.

In your game, the arched hedge will be found in with the walls in Build Mode.

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Grapevine Trunk (44k)
Grapevine Leaves (36k)
Wooden Frame (152k)
Galvanised Pipe Frame (144k)
Small Olive Tree (100k)
Larger Wicker Table (84k)
Wicker Dining Chair (44k)

There may be a few stray pixels bleeding through a wall if you place the wicker table next to it — turn the table 180° and they will disappear.

The grapevine leaves and trunk will be found in Miscellaneous. Both grapevine pieces can be re-categorised as Build Mode plants.

Both the frames will be found with the columns in Build Mode in your game.

Having made these single-tiled trees, I was curious to see if a forest effect could be created within the confines of the game. The result, and the downloads, are available here (or click on the trees).

The experimental Forest page is rather large and graphics intensive, so it could take some while to load. I hope fellow 56k modem users are not in a hurry to go elsewhere!

If your browser is IE or NS 4.0 or above, and the page has fully loaded, you can create your own grove of snowy trees — drag the trees and shrubs into a new arrangement (and the jacuzzi, too!).