Category: Decorative -> Sculpture
Cost: $200
Poly Count: 
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
If you think this looks a lot like the Ancient Transport Urn from the base game, then you… are absolutely correct. 😉 This is the Ancient Transport Urn, only without the column and reduced in size so you can put it on a table or a shelf. It’s base-game compatible, but it can be placed on all surfaces – including, but not limited to, OFB shelves and deco slots like on dressers and mantles.
Category: Decorative -> Misc.
Cost: $250
Poly Count: 
6500+
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
A sextant for your sea-faring Sims. 🙂
I wish I could take credit for this gorgeous mesh, but I can’t – it’s from Turbosquid. Tweaking it to be game-friendly and turning it into (shiny!) Sim deco is all my doing, though.
Category: Decorative -> Wall Hangings
Cost: $50
Poly Count: 
EPs Required: None – base game compatible (but can be shifted up and down if you have 
)
I really can’t take any credit for this mesh, nor for the textures – this is simply the hoop from the Free Time basketball court, resized a bazillion times and turned into (base-game compatible) wall deco.
Category: Misc. -> Children
Cost: $50 (one-tile) and $51 (two-tile)
Poly Count: (2,100+)
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
High poly warning! This object has almost 2,200 polys! If you are on a slow computer, you might want to limit the number of mobiles on your lot, and I recommend you keep the animation turned off if it makes your game lag.
Category: Decorative -> Misc.
Cost: $10
Poly Count:
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
No matter what they say, it’s coffee (or possibly tea, Earl Grey, hot), not dilithium, that makes Starfleet go ’round. So of course your Trek Sims – and your Trekker Sims – need some coffee mugs to clutter up their desks!
Category: Lighting -> Floor Lamps
Cost: $140 (short), $150 (tall) and $175 (double)
Poly Count:
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
This is a set of three floor lamps, inspired by (but not intended to be exact replicas of) the lamps seen in Colonel Elizabeth Lochley’s quarters in The Babylon 5 film “The Lost Tales”.
This is NOT a tutorial on how to make Sims 2 poseboxes in general! It is a tutorial on how to clone poseboxes correctly!
If you want to learn how to make poses and poseboxes, there’s a great one by Digital Angels here.
Just as it is possible to make a base-game compatible object even if you have all Sims 2 EPs and SPs installed, it is possible to make a base-game compatible posebox even if you have all EPs and SPs installed. To do this, you need to change some settings in SimPE (just as when you make objects) – before you clone your posebox.
This will NOT affect any poseboxes you already have in your game! The SimPE settings have to be changed before the posebox is created to have any effect, so if the posebox in question wasn’t cloned properly to begin with, there is nothing to be done.
Category: Decorative -> Misc.
Cost: Between $3 (single chip) and $50 (chip tower)
Poly Count:
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
Today I bring you some more Starfleet clutter, this time for your engineers: isolinear chips!
Category: Decorative -> Misc.
Cost: Between $10 (single PADD) and $50 (PADD tower)
Poly Count:
EPs Required: None – base game compatible
If you like me play TS2 in a language other than English, and have downloaded a custom career or major, you may have had this happen: Instead of getting the custom descriptions and chance cards you’d expect, you instead get the descriptions and chance cards of one of the base game careers/majors, like Athletics. This doesn’t mean that there’s anything wrong with the download, just that it doesn’t have any descriptions and chance cards in your language, so it’s falling back on the ones from the career/major it was cloned from.
Using SimPE, there’s an easy way to make all languages use the same descriptions and chance cards. This tutorial will explain how.
Ages: YA/adult, elder – female only
Categories: Everyday, outerwear
Bump Map: Yes
Body Morphs: Fat morph only
Lab coats for your lady doctors from TNG, VOY and (late) DS9.
Andorian antennae for all ages and both genders. They stay on at all times and can be worn together with other accessories.
Stories in this arc:
Nixed Sims 