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Desolate Island Survivor Shack
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Desolate Island Survivor Shack

The unihabited island now with shipwreck environmental details and a small shack for one or two survivors. Edit- HOW TO PLACE THE ISLAND 1. Hit subscribe and op...

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Lifetime subscribers

166

Current subscribers

154

Lifetime favorites

29

Views

520

File size

1.3 MB

Last updated

Sep 27, 2026

Published

Sep 27, 2026
Category
Lot
Tags
Lot, Unique, House
Workshop ID
3809327833

Mod description

The unihabited island now with shipwreck environmental details and a small shack for one or two survivors.

Edit-

HOW TO PLACE THE ISLAND 1. Hit subscribe and open Paralives, you can check if it downloaded properly by going to Mods > Lots, then clicking the "Created By Paralives Team" and "Created By You" to clear them from view and see all your lots from Steam. 2. Go back to main screen. New Game > Simple Empty Terrain. 3. Once in the empty map hit Ctrl+Shift+C and enter cheat "toggleedittown" 4. Zoom all the way out, select the lot's icon then the option to place a lot from library, select the island. 5. Zoom back in and use the sledge hammer to delete the perimeter lot markers, then use the town edit tools now available to mark out a new lot on the land - this will reduce the chances of paras getting trapped in the ocean when they move in. 6. Create a new family or single para to move in as normal and enjoy playing!

NOTE I did encounter an issue when testing where sometimes the terrain levels wouldn't import and you'd end up with a flat map. I have not been able to find a fool proof solution, but one that may work is first placing my other version of this map without the shack and shipwreck first, then overwriting it with this lot. If you encounter this issue and find a better solution, please share!

The simplified island can be found here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3808802686

Written by the mod author on the Steam Workshop and shown in its original language.

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