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The Simpsons |OT2| It's a pornography thread- We were posting pornography

G-Fex

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Boss Doggie

all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Is there a good, clear floor plan for the house of the Simpsons? I wanna try doing it in Sims 3.
 

Boss Doggie

all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Ahh cool, grids too!

But that covers only their first floor right? I think they have basement too.

And their furniture are generally themed as modern right? They're not victorian, ionic, etc.
 

Gui_PT

Member
I think that one is wrong. There is a strange room where the garage should be. I think it is more like this.

We went through this in the other thread and most people seemed to agree it was correct.

E: Also I feel dumb but I don't see a difference in what you posted =\
 

inky

Member
I think that one is wrong. There is a strange room where the garage should be. I think it is more like this.

http://conradgartz.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/simpsons1.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]

It's the basement :P (unless that's a joke I'm not getting?)

This Isometric cross section is really cool (from deviantart).
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[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/tZ0XhPX.jpg

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Shaneus

Member
Yes! Amazing. Only thing that could make it better is if it was in a speech bubble (and it used the Simpson font), a la:
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Marvie_3

Banned
It's the basement :p (unless that's a joke I'm not getting?)

This Isometric cross section is really cool (from deviantart).

That's pretty sweet. There have been several episodes where the upstairs bathroom is where Lisa's bedroom is though.
 

Boss Doggie

all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Okay, I'll try that floor plan. Thanks :D

Now I think the issue would be if they're spacious enough.
 

UberTag

Member
Is there a good, clear floor plan for the house of the Simpsons? I wanna try doing it in Sims 3.
It's too bad EA hasn't turned their Simpsons gaming license into a Sims expansion.
Would seem like a natural fit and far better than you creating mutant Sims with the existing character models and giving them freakish yellow skin.

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See that? I started to do, like, a little arabesque, but then I just fully went for it and pulled off the demi-entrechat. Not that I'm into that kind of thing
 

GG-Duo

Member
It's the basement :p (unless that's a joke I'm not getting?)

This Isometric cross section is really cool (from deviantart).

Have we ever really seen that bean-bag chair room?

I know I have seen the green cushion at the windowsill before, but I've always thought that's from the living room.
 

Boss Doggie

all my loli wolf companions are so moe
It's too bad EA hasn't turned their Simpsons gaming license into a Sims expansion.
Would seem like a natural fit and far better than you creating mutant Sims with the existing character models and giving them freakish yellow skin.

MTS_Simgaroop-820392-simpsons.jpg

Oh god what's that
 

Ty4on

Member
Have we ever really seen that bean-bag chair room?

I know I have seen the green cushion at the windowsill before, but I've always thought that's from the living room.

Pretty sure I remember an episode where Homer was awake in the night and watched TV there.
 

Natetan

Member
so what did people think of the simpsons game? I watched it on youtube recently and it seemed ok. obviously chocolate land music is missing, but the 8 bit simpsons seemed an awesome chance to refeence the NES games and yet they went with a generic 8bit motif. Would have been pretty cool if they (could have gotten the rights?) to do references o virtual bart or bart vs the space mutants or even the simpsons arcade game!
 

UberTag

Member
so what did people think of the simpsons game? I watched it on youtube recently and it seemed ok. obviously chocolate land music is missing, but the 8 bit simpsons seemed an awesome chance to refeence the NES games and yet they went with a generic 8bit motif. Would have been pretty cool if they (could have gotten the rights?) to do references o virtual bart or bart vs the space mutants or even the simpsons arcade game!
There's about 45 minutes worth of animated cut-scenes in that game (the equivalent of two episodes) and a lot of the gags and creative direction employed in those is pretty darn inspired.

As for the game itself, I wasn't a fan of the camera controls and some of the timed challenge missions are an exercise in frustration. The Simpsons: Hit & Run is easily better.
 

jgminto

Member
Didn't really find the game that great or funny. Most of the jokes were just "Hey, videogames!"

Really enjoyed Hit and Run though.
 

The Real Abed

Perma-Junior
On the topic of the Simpson house layout...

Parts of the house have been known to switch around based on the needs of the episode. For instance the closet/stairs to the basement. They have both been known to be right next to the normal stairway at the end of the entryway. But in the isometric image posted above they were permanently moved to someplace you never really know is there. In the garage...

It's the basement :p (unless that's a joke I'm not getting?)

This Isometric cross section is really cool (from deviantart).
See, this is pretty damn accurate as you can get if you need to make things static. I never would have pictured it in the garage though. Especially since that never happens. There's never EVER a basement under a garage since a garage needs a solid concrete floor. And the way it's drawn here means it can't be there. But then again from how this is drawn shows that they couldn't fit in the closet in front of the kitchen. Normally stairs are lined up in a row with stairs going up being right above stairs going down...
I think that one is wrong. There is a strange room where the garage should be. I think it is more like this.

simpsons1.jpg
In this image the stairs make no sense at all. Especially that weird 4 door tiny "hallway" that connects to the basement stairs, dining room, bathroom AND kitchen at once. And the top of the upstairs has a little part that goes down on both sides? Nope. These blueprints are the least accurate I've ever seen. The isometric view is the closest you can get aside from the completely wrong basement stairs.

This room of course was used this one time for that one scene, and in the isometric image it is correctly placed. You can tell because of where the treehouse really is located outside the house.

This was posted in the previous thread
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This is incorrect too. It also has the basement stairs in the garage where it would be dangerously inaccurately placed
Hmm, I always thought that was from that one episode where Homer turned the garage into a bar to spite Moe. Doesn't looks like the basement to me.
That is correct though when applying to the colored blueprint above. That is indeed the bar, and that thing on the left wall is the urinal he installed.

See there's really no accurate way to build the Simpsons house as it changes slightly when needed. The main problem is the basement stairs. They should be under the normal stairs, but have never been accurately drawn that way. Especially the scene where Homer takes a bunch of bowling balls downstairs and the bulb is gone. This episode has him walking straight down the stairs. But the placement of the door SHOULD be to the left with the stairs aligned with the normal stairs above it like normal houses. Or at the very least the kitchen has a door directly to the basement which would support the bowling ball scene. But not the way it's been drawn above at all. That bowling ball scene has him quite plainly in the entryway. The closet that has always been a closet is now a basement stairs against all logic. This location is once again solidified in the Beer Baron episode where it is also clearly shown as at the end of the entryway hall. Yet in many episodes it is a closet. So maybe the closet is the incorrect location and it's always stairs unless it needs to be a closet? Would make sense. The basement would be right where it needs to be, that is right under the kitchen/rumpus room and would allow for the basement Bilco doors in the right place. Which would also mean there's no basement under the left side of the house at all. But this is now the theory I am going to live with.

So in summation:

Door at end of entryway between upstairs and living room is basement stairs.
Unless needed to be closet as in 3D Halloween episode and a few others.
Basement stairs theory supported by placement of basement under house and location of backyard Bilco doors.
Left side of house has no basement at all. Only right rear quadrant as there is no basement under the garage for safety/foundation reasons.
None of the above layouts are correct, but the colored 2D ones above are the closest if you replace the closet with the basement stairs and remove the stairs from the garage.


Although it's a damn cartoon and I just spent a half hour researching cartoon logic. Then again it is what I do best. Sadly.
 

The Real Abed

Perma-Junior
I've been. Here are some pictures I took...

simpsons-house-real-life.jpg
I've always hated that design. It's very lazy and corner-cutting in the layout. The fan images above are more accurate to the show than the real thing.

Especially that goddamned long-ass garage. And no huge oak tree with treehouse. No backyard. It's in the middle of the desert. It's terrible. I wouldn't take that house as canon at all.

Lazy.

Though I guess that translating the actual house to real world dimentions is impossible so it had to be done that way. So it really shouldn't have been done at all.

I've already talked about my thoughts on the layout above.
 
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