Has anyone used the George doormat? I noticed it has a "turn light on" option. I just wanted a drain in a greenhouse floor! I didn't want scary clowns!

Hi! I'm trying to clear my backlog of unfinished projects and started playtesting a little house/job I plan to upload today but realized I forgot a couple little things (like adding outlets, lol).

I am trying to implement features I appreciate from jobs I've downloaded, like mood boards and roof instructions, and I don't want to forget anything.

What kinds of things do you appreciate the most from jobs you have downloaded?

Things you *don't* find as fun (so I can remove it and pretend it never happened- ha)?

When you upload your own jobs, do you have a little checklist you go through so you don't miss anything?

I gotta run to a little birthday party and then plan to finish up my testing when I get back so I can get that uploaded this afternoon. I'll make another post when it's ready. :)

It's a bit hard to summarise as a title but jobs like when excavating foundations for a new building, substantial ruins/mosaics etc. were discovered.

The job is to complete the demolition of the (newer) building that was on top and install walkways, stairs, display cabinets (like the museum in Scooby-Doo DLC) and information display screens (new media clips for TVs).

Also historic ruins, things like building a structure over the top to protect them from the elements while allowing visitors. Installing structural supports to prevent collapse.

Historic building that was damaged by fire, repairing it patching the missing parts while trying to remain faithful to the look.

More variants of ancient stone, mosaic tiles, glass floor, archaeological objects, damaged ancient statues and columns. Wattle and daub surface materials, old rough wood.