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Originally Posted by maggiel29
Thank you for the new Holiday stuff - love the decorations for the tree and the snow for roofs and such.
I do agree the Christmas baubles and lights etc are a little hard to get in the right place - they seem to work like the birds and clouds - you need to click below where you want to put them
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Originally Posted by cindya
is there a certain way to put the garland ,lights,bulbs on?? It wants to go every which way cept where i want it.....hmmmmm the only way i can get it on a tree or building is make the farm wee little then i cant see what i'm doing....Also there are some gifts i can't send a cpl lights and a cpl garland ,when i send it just gets hung up.....all the others are fine
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Originally Posted by Rugged Barbie
Yes, the holiday garland, bulbs and lights are worthless to me. What a pity they couldn't have just been placeable with the pointer exactly where you want them to go. Is this catering to your quest to cultivate people in design? Sort of leaves the rest of us out of the loop. 
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Originally Posted by ftjill
I am having difficulty with placing the new decorations: they seem to go everywhere but where I want them.
I can't place them on the tree near the bottom of the farm - the decorations 'jump up'. The height is the same every time.
The decoration is about 2 inches above the cursor - this contributes to the problems with the placement.
I love the decorations!  But please make it easy to use them!
Looking forward to more items like these in future releases
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The Christmas decorations that are made to be added on an item are floating at a higher level. You can see the same thing with the clouds. Instead of looking at the pointer look at the item you are placing and use that as your guide.
Because the pointer can only go so far outside the farm you will not be able to place those items close to the bottom of the farm just as you can't place the clouds close to the bottom.
I hope this helps you to understand how those items work. Main thing is to look at the item rather than the pointer itself. Think of the pointer showing the ground level.