Kit Collector

📖 The story

Tiny packs, big discipline. Design a room or a Sim's whole look using just one Build or CAS kit at a time — nothing else. The narrowest palette in the game, and a brilliant way to finally use those kits gathering dust.

💝 The goal

Design a room or a look using **only one kit at a time** — a constraint-driven style exercise.

🎀 Packs required

Packs recommended

🏡 Setup

🚀 Getting started

• Pick one kit and create a room (Build kit) or a complete outfit (CAS kit) using essentially only its contents.

⌨️ Cheats to type

📋 General rules

• Each room or look uses one kit as its near-exclusive source.
• Base-game structural basics (walls, floors) are allowed; furnishing/styling comes from the kit.
• One kit per creation.

✨ Specific rules

• A Build kit furnishes a whole room; a CAS kit dresses a whole look.
• Keep off-kit items to a bare minimum.
• Work through your kits one at a time.

✅ What you can do

• Use one kit at a time, mixing only within that kit plus basics; money cheats and `bb.moveobjects` fine for builds.

⛔ What you can't do

• Don't mix kits within a single room or look.
• Lean fully into the one kit's style.

🎯 Objectives — complete the checklist

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🎮 If you don't own the packs

Needs at least one kit; a base-game stand-in is building strictly within a single in-game style or era.

💡 Strategy tips

• Kits are tightly themed by design — lean all the way into that theme rather than fighting it.
• Mix textures and colours *within* the kit to add depth despite the narrow palette.
• A neutral base-game shell lets the kit's pieces shine without competing.

💕 Milestones — track your progress

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🔥 Want it harder?

• Use *only* the kit — no base-game items at all, structure included where possible.
• Build a whole cohesive home where each room is a different single kit.

🎭 Variations

A "kit lookbook" creating a full CAS gallery, one outfit per kit. ---