I personally build a square perimeter that I want for the house using the room tool and then lay the walls out between it to create divisions. Select the create room tool to build a complete room with just a drag of the mouse, or you may wish to manually place each section of wall.
You will want to begin by drafting out the shape of the rooms with the wall tool. Foundations are required if you want a basement or decking, however, so it is often worth the early price (otherwise you'll have to demolish your house and start again later to put in a basement, should you want one!). This of course costs money however, so don't be afraid to just build from the earth. This creates a smooth and sturdy support base for your house, as well as raising it up off the ground by a few feet. If your lot happens to be particularly uneven or sloping and you don't want to waste money levelling the terrain, you can place a foundation. The formula for building has changed very little since the first Sims game. Once you have selected and purchased a suitable lot, you need to go into Build Mode, indicated by a saw and paint roller, and begin constructing your dream house. The Build Mode in The Sims 3 allows unparalleled customisation and you can create some very impressive and unique structures. Building, decorating and furnishing the house of your dreams may take precedence over practicality and appeal for your family of Sims. For some, the Build and Buy modes of The Sims are their favourite feature.
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