I definitely like this idea, i often make rooms specific to a nook and then when that changes i want it flipped but have to redo the whole room

I also like the idea

I'd imagine the main blocker to this idea would be that several items are not symmetrical. Simply flipping the room with objects in the same position but rotated 180 degrees may lead to invalid object placements. One example would be the Medical Office's Omni-Cure or desk. You can flip the positions of the room objects, but a lot of objects don't have the capability of flipping.

Not that this isn't a good idea, just... not as simple as it seems on paper.

Yeah I came to the same conclusion about the rooms not being symmetrical due to certain items.  They could still do it though and just have those items that not fit show up red, that happens now in error with templates anyway a lot of the time. 

Kiralia wrote:

Yeah I came to the same conclusion about the rooms not being symmetrical due to certain items.  They could still do it though and just have those items that not fit show up red, that happens now in error with templates anyway a lot of the time. 

Yes, that's what I was thinking as a solution.

MichelSmiles wrote:

Kiralia wrote:

Yeah I came to the same conclusion about the rooms not being symmetrical due to certain items.  They could still do it though and just have those items that not fit show up red, that happens now in error with templates anyway a lot of the time. 

Yes, that's what I was thinking as a solution.

i support that :)

+1

you can upvote things, the top of the page theres an upvote button its awkward to understand what it is.
Diddle783 wrote:

+1

I wanted this for so long in TPH!

Yes this all the way please and thank you

I like this idea too.

I would love this - drives me mad when I want to flip a room but have to just remake it to mirror it.

 I 100% support this idea but I do wonder how they can script it - as the asymmetrical items are mentioned up above. But I would kill for this when I make my dorms and classrooms.