In The Sims 2 or The Sims 3 those items are automatically deleted when removing the wall. In The Sims, any items on the wall being removed must be deleted or moved. Using the Wall Tool, hold ^ Ctrl and drag the Wall Tool along the length of an already-placed wall to remove the wall (also works for fences and half walls). When building walls, holding ^ Ctrl will remove entire lengths of wall. When placing flooring, holding ^ Ctrl will remove a single tile of flooring, returning the tile to its initial appearance - either grass/ground or foundation, depending on the game and what is being built. The CTRL Key: When painting/covering walls, holding ^ Ctrl will un-paint a single section of wall, returning it to its initial, bare appearance. When raising/lowering terrain, holding в‡§ Shift will invert the tools direction. Many objects will automatically duplicate, like trees and windows.

When placing some objects, holding в‡§ Shift will duplicate the object. In The Sims 2 or later, there is a tool specifically for creating rectangular rooms. This can be done with half walls and fences as well. When placing walls, holding в‡§ Shift will create square or rectangular rooms. When placing flooring, holding в‡§ Shift will place flooring in the selected area. If the wall creates a complete room, holding в‡§ Shift will paint the whole room at once. The Shift Key: When painting/covering walls, holding в‡§ Shift will paint the whole wall section at once. For example, all Build Modes make use of the same keys for performing actions. If one is already adept at using one version of the Build Mode, other versions can be mastered with very little effort.

In The Sims, The Sims 2, The Sims 3, and The Sims 4, build modes are all relatively similar. Regardless of the version of the game being played, building using the game's Build mode can be made simpler with some basic knowledge, use of the correct key combinations and use of suitable Build Mode Tools.

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