Poundcakes

By
SimderTalia

5 mouth-watering Maxis Match poundcake clutter for your Sims' kitchen, bakery, or anywhere you like! Can go on any surface/floor/ground.

5 mouth-watering looking Maxis Match poundcake clutter for your Sims' kitchen, bakery, or anywhere you like! Can go on any surface/floor/ground.

✨ The other cake in the above image is linked below item list

Always suggested: bb.moveobjects ON (it makes placing items wherever you want much easier)
Use the scale up & scale down feature on your keyboard to make the items larger or smaller to your liking. If you have a non-US keyboard, it may be different keys depending on which alphabet it uses.
Raise & lower objects with the 0-9 keys (if you want them in a place other than a surface's slot or the ground)
For further tweaking options, check out the TOOL mod!

Poundcake Types:

Brown Sugar: 5 swatches for board
Orange: 5 swatches for board
Plain: 5 swatches for board
Pumpkin: 5 swatches for board
Veggie: 5 swatches for board

✨ ✨ The other orange cake is here! https://www.curseforge.com/sims4/build-buy/summer-mix-set

Remember to check out the rest of my CC!: https://www.curseforge.com/members/simdertalia/projects

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I hope you enjoy!

Any community support helps me to manage my chronic pain & chronic illness, & I'm forever grateful! ❤️ (Ko-Fi)

WCIF (where can I find) Friendly! If there is something in one of my preview images that you want for your game, and you don't know where to find it, just ask! 💗

& Please tell me in the comments if there is something that your sims need! If it's something I'm able to do I'd love to make it

⭐️ If you are having issues in game with any build/buy CC, check if you are using DX11, and if you are, run the DX11 batch fix with Sims 4 Studio. (Content management → Batch Fixes → Misc. → Update Images for DX11) It is very easy, and will fix any CC for this that might have been needed.

To see if you are using DX11:

Open The Sims 4.
Go to Options Menu → Game Options → Graphics.
Look for the “Renderer” or “Graphics API” option.
If it says DirectX 11, then you’re using DX11.
On some versions, this option may automatically be set based on your system and not displayed explicitly.