How to Add Balcon in The Sims Freeplay
After completing DIY Homes: Lovey-Dovey Balconies Quest, you can add a balcony in the sim house!
Note: Balcony can only be built on the upper floor of the sim house
Here's how to make a Balcony in The Sims Freeplay:
Open the Home Store, click the "Balconies" section. When after you click "Balconies", a yellow line will appear as shown. The yellow line is the limit of the balcony area that you can make.
Do it like making a room. Click the green check to complete the Balcony change.
The number of simoleons that circle it is the price of the balcony that you build.
TA DA ... !! You make a balcony!
Next, How to change the size of the Balcony The Sims Freeplay:
Note the white line circled in the image below
Pull the line aside like when making a Balcony. Click the green check to complete the Balcony change.
Next, How to remove the Balcony The Sims Freeplay:
To delete a balcony, all you have to do is click on the center of the balcony to look like this
Then click the red symbol. Take it easy, you don't have to bother storing all the furniture in the Balcony into your inventory. Because when you delete an array, all the items in it will automatically be stored in the inventory. The number that appears is the simoleon that you get from deleting the Balcony.
If there is a red color when building a balcony:
Maybe the balcony you made crosses the land boundary. Give a distance of 1 box from the sim land line to make a balcony, so also if you want to make a balcony near objects, rooms, or other balconies.
Maybe the balcony you made crosses the yellow line.
REMEMBER! You cannot build a balcony in the house
You can also change the Balcony paving motif by opening the home store, click "Balconie Paving". Click on the paving motif that you selected, it will appear white as shown below, then Kik on the balcony you want to replace the paving
You can also change the balcony railing model by going to the Home Store, clicking on the "Railing" section. There are various forms of fences. Click the fence you choose, Click on the Balcony you want to change the fence.
Note: Balcony can only be built on the upper floor of the sim house
Here's how to make a Balcony in The Sims Freeplay:
Open the Home Store, click the "Balconies" section. When after you click "Balconies", a yellow line will appear as shown. The yellow line is the limit of the balcony area that you can make.
Do it like making a room. Click the green check to complete the Balcony change.
The number of simoleons that circle it is the price of the balcony that you build.
TA DA ... !! You make a balcony!
Next, How to change the size of the Balcony The Sims Freeplay:
Note the white line circled in the image below
Pull the line aside like when making a Balcony. Click the green check to complete the Balcony change.
Next, How to remove the Balcony The Sims Freeplay:
To delete a balcony, all you have to do is click on the center of the balcony to look like this
Then click the red symbol. Take it easy, you don't have to bother storing all the furniture in the Balcony into your inventory. Because when you delete an array, all the items in it will automatically be stored in the inventory. The number that appears is the simoleon that you get from deleting the Balcony.
If there is a red color when building a balcony:
Maybe the balcony you made crosses the land boundary. Give a distance of 1 box from the sim land line to make a balcony, so also if you want to make a balcony near objects, rooms, or other balconies.
Maybe the balcony you made crosses the yellow line.
REMEMBER! You cannot build a balcony in the house
You can also change the Balcony paving motif by opening the home store, click "Balconie Paving". Click on the paving motif that you selected, it will appear white as shown below, then Kik on the balcony you want to replace the paving
You can also change the balcony railing model by going to the Home Store, clicking on the "Railing" section. There are various forms of fences. Click the fence you choose, Click on the Balcony you want to change the fence.
