How to create a functional kitchen in Gimkit?

[Shiny]

Hi everyone, my friend just wants to create a functional kitchen in Gimkit, we didn’t know how to do it. Can someone tell me how to do that so I could tell my friend? Thank you!

[Shiny]

Also, because my friend didn’t have Gimkit creative account, so I asked here.

[twofoursixeight]

Hello. Here are some kitchen guides:

How to make a working kitchen ( Difficulty 2/10 or )

Would you like to know how to make a kitchen, where most of the things in it work? Here’s how!

Fridge

Items needed: Barrier ( From Devices), Greystone barrier ( From Props ), Item Granter, Wire, and button. Step one: Place your Barrier, go to appearance, Alpha 1.00. Step two: Copy and paste the barrier, but make the bottom bigger than the top. Step three: Shrink the barriers, as small as needed, and place them on the right, close to the edge of the right side, like this. [Screenshot 2024-01-…

Kitchen Furniture Collection

Ever wanted to create actual kitchen furniture instead of having to deal with a greasy kitchen table? You read the title, so I’m not going to bore you to death with an intro.

Stovetop (Difficulty: 1.5/10)

Place down a space container and a metal sign. The metal sign must be the largest one to cover up the front of the space container. Oh yeah, and you should place down a pan prop. In case it hasn’t already done it for you, layer the pan on top of the space container. Adjust the size of the metal…

Kitchen Furniture Collection Continued

Previous: Alright, so I ran out of editing time before I could really think of anything else. But now, I have more ideas mostly due to 100-prop update.

Ingredient Bags

Using the “sand pile” prop (putting it in quotes mostly because it’s a sand bag and not a pile) and some text, you can make a nifty bag of whatever. Wheat, spices, flour, sugar, etc. [image] Just don’t forget to make it reasonable!

Medieval Table

There’s also lots of food ingredients added, so now you can make a medieval table …

Functioning Kitchen Utilities! (Editing time limit ran out)

Microwave!

TryEverything’s Guide to a Functioning Microwave in Association with leo_flowers Working Kitchen Guide Step 1: Designing the Microwave Materials: 4 Rectangular Barriers, 4 circular barriers, Text, metal pole Set down Rectangular Barrier 1 (RB1) and color it blue. It will be the body of the microwave. On top of RB1, set down RB2 as a dark grey barrier (door) and then RB3 as a lighter gray, transparent (interior). All of the above should be in the middle left region. On the right up…

[Kosm0-o]

Welcome to the forums @Shiny! Make sure to read the FAQ/Guidelines! And enjoy your time here…

[Shiny]

Thank you so much! I’ll send it to my friend.

[Shiny]

Ok, thank you! Also I think that I didn’t read that much of the FAQ/Guidelines… but I’ll read it now! Thank you!

[ReS]

Also, if you haven’t been told this, or already seen it, when you’re going to post a question, you’ll see on the right if the question might have been asked previously. I’ve gone to answer a question and found the answer there. Hope you and your friend make some cool things!