Some objects, such as windows and doors, do not respond well to MOO.
If you decide to use functioning objects in your MOO creation, be sure to playtest them thoroughly before sharing. Things your sims use a lot, such as beds, toilets, or chairs are much more likely to cause issues if you do not follow the game’s rules for object placement. This is the best way to minimize weird glitches and odd effects. Wall art, sculptures, landscaping and the like are all ideal candidates for some creative moving of objects.
MOO is best used on decorative and non-functioning objects.
So before you start Moving Objects, keep these things in mind: Using MOO comes with some warnings to keep in mind if you don’t want to cause routing problems or graphical glitches. Of course, with great power comes great responsibility. You can float them in mid-air, layer or stack objects, blend items together to create something new…the possibilities are mind boggling. MOO allows you to completely disregard all of the game’s rules of object placement and place objects wherever you want. MOO stands for Move Objects On and if you are not familiar with it, it is worth trying. When you find that you can’t place something where you would like or you have an idea to create something truly unique, you might want to break out the most awesome cheat in a builder’s toolbox: MOO. Click here for The FULL Sims 4 Building Guide Any unauthorized use of the guide or images will result in legal action. All images and text for the guide below are property of SimsVIP. The Sims 4 MoveObjectsOn Tutorial has been written exclusively for by Ruthless_kk.
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