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...there was the neighbour's house with it's side door on the other side of the window. Scary enough.
Utopia, No toilet seat, no toilet, no bathroom, no kitchen, no closets, but a great deck!
My grandmothers house had a window in the tub. I don't remember if there was a shower. Tis house was probably built right after WWII.
I saw a you tube about spite houses. You would be surprised the lenghts somepeople went to to build a house inches from an enemy, just to block the view.
Marketting generates sales.
Changing things generates a reaction in folks, not always positive, but even when it isn't positive that can be no bad thing.
In Utopia people are breatharians, so no need for kitchens or toilets.
Utopia Apartment Interior matches up with the Utopia 10th Floor Great
which I would think makes it not any where close as bad a toilet with out a seat.
Some years ago, there was a TV episode of some travel show on some travel channel, doing a rundown of the most unusual restrooms in the world, that you could then visit. Some were in resorts, in your own private room, some were in semi-public establishments like restuarants. There was one restroom from that show that stuck in my memory, and it was at some restuarant or something.
This was one of those one-toilet restrooms with the toilet out by itself in the room (i.e. not in a stall), facing towards the door you came in by. And the entire front wall of the restroom was clear glass. So was the door. A lot of people were a mite set aback by this design... until an attendant there dutifully explained that once you closed and latched the door, the entire wall and door went opaque, since it was using one of those electrochromatic thingies described above. When asked "Well, what happens if the power goes off, does it go clear again?" they explained it was only see-through when power was applied. So, if the power went off, the walls stayed opaque.
This show MIGHT have been in the late 90s or the early 00s, my memory is a mite hazey.
I would love an addon that has exactly that. Specially a bedroom a matching SMALL bathroom. Lots of appartments interiors do not have a bathroom and most bathroom are then disproportionated sized or difficult to match.... or both.
The interior has an additional door, let's hope it is expanded.
Walls are separate so maybe you can replace some of those without doors with ones with doors to get more rooms.
Doors are sliding doors with electronic door locks, the codebox will look a bit odd for a toilet or bedroom I guess but you can hide it and add your own door handle, and maybe rig the door or something.
This bathroom set though has a door (render 1) that might work (no open option, but it's a separate object so can be rigged) and except for the toilet which can be easily scaled down, proportions seem to be OK (used G8F base here). If you don't want the window it's easy to cover it with a plane and copy the wall textures over.
double post
That looks pretty good actually. Thank you!
a toilet seat that swivels?
if it swivels it would miss the bowl
i heard the toilets in japan are extra special, and noisy
You have to swivel with the bowl.
Maybe it swivels to catch all the stray drops?
i could really use a steampunked toilet
just stick gears on it
Special yes... .some of the extra features added on Japanese toilets will blow your mind, but I've spent a lot of time in Japan and the only place I've heard super-noisy toilets are airports and subway stations where they use ultrafast-recycle units to handle the crazy volume (3.5 million commuters pass through Shinjuku station alone every single day.) Outside of those, the standards for water efficiency are much higher than in the U.S., so most units in homes, apartments and hotels have, besides the almost ubiquitous bidets and heater functions, two different flush modes so no more water is used than necessary, as well as soft-drop seats that can't fall and make a clatter. Now, when you're actually sitting on them, it can sound loud, because you're right above an echo chamber, especially if you're using one with an electic blow drying option, but from outside the room they're almost ninja quiet, which is necessary considering how small and closely packed Japanese apartments, hotels and offices are. In addition, in many homes and apartments, the toilets are further partioned off into their own rooms with seperate venting to futher isolate them by both sound and smell, and it's not uncommon to find them with a sink built into the top of the tank so you that you can wash your hands with the water that will be used for the next flush.
Sure. They're not common, but they exist. Here's an actual example:
https://cdn.homecrux.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Hidealoo-Retractable-Toilet-seat.gif
well I have trouble making it if the seat is just down ...
...I think the Safeway in my neighbourhood has a couple of those, they sound almost as loud as a turbojet engine when you flush them.
..I wonder about the seal lasting with all the movement.it would get. Also doesn't look all to sturdy with regards to supporting weight (which would also put more stress on the seal).
Seems to me it just takes up more space.
..that too, like where do you keep all the cleaning supplies?
Utopia Apartment Interior hasn't got a toilet seat, or a toilet.
It does in the example, though it should be noted that the sink is actually the top of the water tank. I think the main idea is for use in RVs, boats and micro-houses, where they swing out into what's otherwise used as the shower area, like this:
OK, that makes more sense. BTW, just came across the video the gif clip was made from:
Utopia Apartment Interior hasn't got a toilet seat, or a toilet.
That would break the first time I sat in it.
No it doesnt'. t But as the Op you started this discussing that the Utopia Hall had doors that open to no where . in regards to the first post of this thread nothing was mentioned about bathrooms accept in the thread title which I am assuming it was used as a comparison to those room sets that had toilets but not seats. .
now you have me confused,...Ha!