Disney Dreamlight Valley: How To Pick Up Placed Items -

Disney Dreamlight Valley is about designing the Disney world of your dreams. You will be crafting and placing a lot of furniture and even building the house of your fantasies. That is why whenever you place an item there has to be a way of you picking up and moving that said placed item. That is why in this guide we will be helping out with how to pick up placed items. Let’s get started.

How To Pick Up Placed Items – Disney Dreamlight Valley

This can happen usually when you place some wrong items in the game. You can place a couch or maybe a furnace or maybe even better yet you’ll place the crafting station in the wrong situation. You must know how to be able to pick it up again.

The most common thing that you’ll place wrongly are the Cooking Pots, let’s be real. It has happened to all of us.

All that you’ll have to do is go into your menu and open up Furniture.

Then once you’ll be here you will get a hand that you can control and pick up items. You will over to the item that you have placed wrongly and left-click it. This will get you to hold the item in your hand.

Now you can go over with this hand and this item in your hand and left-click it anywhere else in the world that you want, or simply go into the Remove Bar and it will be placed into your inventory.

You can actually hit the middle click to remove it if you’re too lazy to move it all the way down to this Remove bar.

And that is everything that you’ll need to know about Picking up Placed Items in Disney Dreamlight Valley. We hope that this guide has helped you out design your house better and remove those wrongly placed items. Good luck!

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