The catalogue can be found near the bottom of your screen near the navigator and console, to get to it click the white book symbol with a picture of a brown chair on it. There are many sections to the catalogue and new ones are added and taken away all the time. The catalogue is where habbos go to buy furni [you can also trade with other habbos in trading rooms in the hotel]
To buy from the catalogue you will need credits.
http://www.habbo.co.uk/credits
Presents-
Sometimes you may want presents for your room. Back when there was no habbo exchange in the catalogue most habbos would choose to send themself a duck in the present but now the best way to do it is to send yourself a 1 credit bronze coin so when you don't need the present(s) anymore you can just open it and redeem the coin so you can use it for whatever you want.
Rares- It's always worth buying the latest rare because you never know when they'll leave the catalogue, usually it's a week but on some rare occaisions they don't stay in for long at all. If you want to trade them and make a profit the best way is to buy it as soon as you can then go straight to a trading room and trade it for as much as possible, the best time to do this is before the rare hits habbox.
Pet food- Why buy 1 pile of doggy bones when you can get 6 for only 1 credit more? For 1 credit you get 1 pile of dog bones/t-bones or a sardine but for 2 credits you get 6 sets. Pets need food to stay happy so don't think it's a extra thing you don't need. Habbo pets are great fun and you can do a lot with them. You can make them jump, sit, play dead and lots more.
Walls and floors- Walls and floors instantly make any room look better. Remember as soon as you click them in your hand they change the walls/floors of the room you're in if it's your own room and you cn't pick them back up so be careful. You can send walls and floors as presents but you can't trade them or drop them in someone elses room even if you have rights.
Rollers- Rollers are great for qeueing areas as it makes habbos move up so there's no blocking. They can also be used for stacking which makes any room look better.
Special colours- Sometimes different colours of pura/iced/mode furni will come out. They will leave the catalogue and their value will go up so I recommend buying some. They can look really good if you have a large set of matching colours in a room.
Plasto- Lots of different coloured plasto chairs look really good together. Especially stacked on top of each other.
Bulk- 'Bulk' furni usually refers to lots [usually 10 or more] of the same furni. People will sometimes want to buy bulk furni if they are making a themed room. Bulk furni can sell for a lot, often it will sell for hcs.
Cat- A lot of habbos call the catalogue the 'cat' or 'cata' for short.
Norms- This means 'normal' furni as in not rares.
Seasonals- Furni that is in the catalogue for a limeted amount of time, often for a seasonal event such as christmas or halloween.
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Thread: The catalogue for beginners.
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The catalogue for beginners.
Last edited by iJava; 16-02-2008 at 02:12 PM.
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too much to read o.o
maybe screenies
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To be honest, that guides more complicated than the catalogue actually is.
You click a section, you click an item, you click buy, you click again, done.
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not a bad guide.
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Not bad - screenies would make it a lot better though
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16-02-2008, 02:50 PM #6
Theres alot more to it than you've put but screenies are the things that interest newbies!
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Yeah, they don't have much of an attention span!
Originally Posted by e5
"There are only two important days in your life: the day you are born, and the day you find out why."
Mark Twain
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16-02-2008, 09:29 PM #8
Use images
and colour to separate sections abit, make it more clear ^_^
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