How to Destroy a Wall in The Sims FreePlay?

avatarTrainingLace·5 months ago
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avatarDezincingBrute·5 months ago

Just hop into 'House' mode, use the wall tool, and drag to erase the wall you don’t want. Easy peasy!

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avatarBruisingTopaz·5 months ago

To destroy a wall in The Sims FreePlay, just go into 'House' mode, select the wall tool, then tap and drag over the section you want to remove. Poof! It's gone!


avatarComputingTopaz·5 months ago

Simply enter 'House' mode, select the wall tool, and swipe away the part of the wall you want gone.


avatarWhammellingSuite·5 months ago

You don't actually destroy walls in The Sims FreePlay. You just modify or remove them. Open 'House' mode and use the wall tool.

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