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| If you haven't already got Caro's transparent floor, you can download it here.
In the following screenshots, it has been tinted so that you can see where it should be placed. |


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| Place the framed verandah piece. |
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| Place it again and turn it 180°. |
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| Do the same for the decoration piece. |
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| It's best to build the upstairs verandahs first. |
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| You will need to use Caro's transparent floor tile. Add another row to the outside of the verandah. |
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| Now you can place and flip the verandah pieces. |

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| To create a 'hanging' roof, you will need to add more transparent tiles. |
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| Adding a verandah decoration will require extending the transparent floor even further. Put a column on the ground level to support the extra tiles. |
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| After you have added the transparent floor ... |
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| ... delete the column, then add the decoration around the edge of the roof. |
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| Now the ground floor can be worked on. |
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The Sims will walk straight through the verandah railings. The careful placement of plants can help overcome this problem. |
| The Pieces and their Filenames |