Sims 3 Elevator Download

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I'm currently building a new lot and have been using a foundation and also lowered walls. While playtesting I found out that the elevator didn't connect all floors because the levels with lowered walls didn't have an elevator shaft. It's also not possible to add the original elevator shaft to those levels with lowered walls because of its size - the top of it will always be visible at the above level. Since I didn't want to rebuild the whole lot again I decided to create a smaller elevator shaft for it.
This lowered version of the original elevator shaft works fine in game and therefore I'd like to share it with you. It's non-recolourable, just like the original elevator shaft.
Required:
Late Night (6.0.81.009017)
Price:
100 §
Catalog Location:

Build Mode > Stairs, Railings and Elevators > Elevators > 'Elevator Shaft (small)'
or (with testingcheatsenabled and buydebug activated)
Buy Mode > Debug > Misc. Objects > 'Elevator Shaft (small)'
Polygon Counts:
107
Additional Credits:
WesHowe for the Object Tool, for all the great MilkShape Plugins and also for the tutorial about meshing (here).
Inge and Peter Jones for S3PE and S3OC (here).
Unknown author for this tutorial about applying a texture to a mesh.
Multiple
Because of some responses here in this thread suggesting I make an invisible recolor, I'm editing to include the following links:
Other Versions can be found at the following links
Recolorable version with 5 new textures, including invisible is here:
http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.php?t=97367
Square-shaped design is here:
http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.php?t=97383
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I suppose this is the natural conclusion of my stairs research, and perhaps some of you could see it coming.
At first I had no plans to make one, and indeed wasn't even considering it, but I wanted to see if I could accomplish it, so I gave it a whirl. My elevator is a bit different than the other one out there. Here's a list of features:
Can be placed anywhere, no restrictions on placement.
There is no 'front' or 'back' or even 'side' to this object. You can block any three of the cardinal directions with objects or walls, and block any different three on the upper story, and the Sim can still use it. As you can see from the second screenshot, it truly takes up only a single tile.
Stacks vertically. I made the upper 'disc' slightly smaller than the lower disc. What this means for you is that when you stack them, the smaller upper disc is hidden inside the new bottom disc, for a nice, clean appearance.
This was made from the StareStepper staircase, and retains the availability of all 5 original colors (though the center stays white).
Mesh info: 864 faces total
Maxis original stairs had over 4,000 faces.
Another interesting feature of this is that the 'teleportation point' is dead-center, so when you stack them and tell a Sim to go up say..5 floors, they instantly teleport right to the top, without any pauses at each floor. Very quickly! It's amusing to see.
Anyhoo..I hope you find this super spacesaver 'staircase' a useful addition to your custom object collection.
Enjoy!
-Targa