Whether you’re a seasoned YoVille player or brand new to the game, you know that decorating your home is a huge part of the appeal that is YoVille.
Having said that, everyone that lives in YoVille has had to deal with the unsightly black spaces that are found in the corners of most rooms in YoVille. Surely, you’ve seen a room that made you say “Wow”, and made you wonder how on earth they did that!
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How they turn these rooms:
Into these rooms:
If so, you’re in luck because in this How-To article we are going to give you step by step instructions for placing items in those dreaded black spaces.
The Internet Browser:
The most important thing you will need to place things in the black spaces is the Mozilla Firefox browser. If you need to download Mozilla Firefox you can do so by clicking HERE.
Placing Items:
While placing items in the black spaces may seem like an impossible task, once you know the steps you will be a pro in no time!
The steps are as follows.
- Load Mozilla Firefox
- Login Facebook
- Load YoVille
- Go to the room you wish to decorate.
- Go into edit mode.
- Find the item you wish to place in the black space.
- Using your mouse. Left click on that item, but do NOT move it.
- Now while still holding down the left mouse button, click with the right mouse button.
- Release both buttons.
- Move your mouse to where you wish to place the item and left click your mouse. (Note that you will not see the item before you click)
You may have to repeat the process if: A) The item doesn’t stick the first time or B) The item is not exactly where you want it, which happens from time to time. Don’t give up if you follow these simple instructions you will achieve success and thus, a fantastic room!
Here is a short video that will allow you to see this method in action.
There you have it, you now that the steps necessary to decorate your YoVille homes like the pros.
What do you think of this How-To article? Do you think you will be able to decorate the black spaces in your homes now? Do you have any suggestions as to what you would like to see explained in future How-To articles? Feel free to leave your comments and questions below.
