Dreamy Room स्तर 126 गेम वॉकथ्रू

Dreamy Room Level 126 Walkthrough & Guide

Welcome to Dreamy Room Level 126! This guide will walk you through transforming an empty space into a charming and bustling cat-run bakery and patisserie. We'll detail the placement of interior furnishings, delectable baked goods, character appearances, and finally, the exterior shop fittings. Follow these steps to ensure every croissant and cat finds its perfect spot!

Step 1. Establishing the Bakery's Interior Foundation Dreamy Room Level 126

Begin by setting up the essential structural and foundational elements of the bakery's interior.

Install the Back Wall Window: The first item from the box is a large window frame. Place this centrally on the back wall of the initial empty room.
Add a Small Wall Shelf: Next, position a small, light-colored wooden shelf on the back wall, to the right of the newly placed window.
Lay Down the Biscuit Rug: Unpack the large, ornate biscuit-shaped rug and place it on the floor, covering most of the central area.
Position the Main Counter/Bench: A long, light-wood bench or counter will appear. Place this directly in front of the window, running almost its full length.
Initial Product Placement: A pink donut will automatically appear on the small wall shelf, and a loaf of bread will materialize on the window sill.

Step 2. Furnishing the Counter and Core Appliance Setup Dreamy Room Level 126

With the basics in place, start adding functional items and key appliances to the bakery's service area.

Window and Counter Additions: Place the cash register (POS system) on the window sill. A small, round stool or end table goes to the right of the long bench/counter.
Introduce Major Appliances: A green stand mixer will appear on the floor; it will later be moved onto the bench. A wooden cabinet/shelving unit is placed to the right of the small stool.
Wall Decorations: A cat-shaped clock is mounted on the wall above the window. A small, square picture frame is hung on the right-hand wall.
Oven and Ingredients: A green oven/display case is set atop the wooden cabinet. A bag of flour and a carton of milk are placed on the left side of the main counter/bench.
Stocking the Oven Area: Donuts and baguettes will begin to populate the top of and around the green oven. Two sugar cubes will also appear on the bench.

Step 3. Bringing in Characters and Display Enhancements Dreamy Room Level 126

The bakery starts to come alive with its first staff member and more detailed display elements.

First Cat Barista: A white cat character wearing a pink outfit appears, initially holding a baguette in the window, then moves down to the floor in front of the counter.
Whimsical Wall Decor: A green frog-like character appears on the back wall, then hops onto the top of the wooden cabinet.
Window Dressing: Green curtains are hung on the window.
Bread Display Shelf: A wooden, multi-tiered bread display shelf is placed to the left of the main counter/bench. This shelf will then be filled with various loaves of bread.
More Decor: A calendar is hung on the left wall. A potted plant is placed on the wooden cabinet next to the frog character.

Step 4. Constructing the Bakery's Exterior and Facade Dreamy Room Level 126

Once the interior is substantially complete, the focus shifts to building the shop's charming exterior.

Forming the Structure: The curved roof and exterior walls of the bakery will assemble.
Outdoor Fixtures: A utility pole appears outside to the right (it will be repositioned slightly later). A door is installed on the left side of the front exterior wall.
Signage and Access: A cat-faced bread sign is mounted on the bakery's roof. Steps with a wooden railing are added, leading up to the front door. A wooden ramp/slide structure is placed to the right of the shop front.
Exterior Details: Bread items will appear on the utility pole and the roofline as decoration. A small shelf is added to the utility pole.

Step 5. Finalizing the Outdoor Ambiance and Welcoming More Friends Dreamy Room Level 126

Complete the scene by adding outdoor seating, lighting, and the remaining characters to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Outdoor Characters & Decor: A small green outdoor stool appears, along with a lizard/gecko character on the wall. A green bush/hedge is placed near the ramp. A wooden bench appears on the roof.
Street Elements: A purple letterbox is placed near the entrance. A bird perches on the utility pole, which also gets a hanging lantern. A red fire hydrant is positioned to the right of the ramp.
Finishing Touches: A cup appears on the indoor counter. Wooden fence sections are installed in front of the bakery. A striped awning is extended over the main shop window.
Customer Area: An outdoor table with donuts is set up.
More Cat Friends: A second cat (green outfit) joins the first cat on the biscuit rug. A third cat (panda-like) appears on the awning, then moves to sit at the outdoor table.
Final Food Items: More donuts appear on the awning.

Tips & Strategy

Patience with Placement: Items often "snap" into their correct locations. If an item isn't placing, ensure the preceding items are correctly positioned.
Observe Item Animations: Some items, like the mixer and certain characters (first cat, frog), move to a secondary position after their initial appearance.
Phased Completion: The game progresses in phases. Interior items are generally placed before exterior elements and additional characters appear.
Visual Cues: Pay attention to where items are highlighted or where logical gaps exist for new items. The game often guides your next placement.
Full Set: Ensure all items from the "box" are unpacked and placed to trigger level completion.

Key Challenges

Order of Operations: The sequence of placing items is critical, especially with items that interact or sit atop others (e.g., oven on cabinet, goods on shelves).
Moving Pieces: Keeping track of items or characters that shift position after their initial placement can be tricky if you're not watching closely.
Distinguishing Placement Zones: Clearly differentiating between interior counter space, wall mounts, floor space, and later, the exterior and rooftop areas.
Item Density: Towards the end, many small items are added, requiring careful attention to place them all correctly.