After the player agrees by clicking 'Adopt', they will be escorted into the Living Room playscene. The pledge goes through a quick rundown of the responsibilities of owning a pet, the type of care the player must provide to their pet, and the consquences if they fails to meet the pet's needs.

After typing the desired name, the player will click 'Okay' and face the Adoption Pledge. Canceling will close the window and take you back to the Adoption Center, whereas clicking 'Proceed' will open a new window in which the player will be able to choose the name of their new companion.

The player will have the choice to click 'Proceed' or 'Cancel'. When clicked, the player will be be prompted with a message explaining the responsibility that comes with owning a pet. In order for the player to unlock more interactions with the pet, they may click the 'Adopt Now' button on the house.

The player may now play with the pet with limited actions (as you may not take pictures or take your pet anywhere in the game until it is adopted), adopt the pet, or place the pet back into the Adoption Center by right-clicking on the pet and dragging it to the door of the Adoption After selecting the desired breed by clicking its name, said breed will come walking out of the Adoption Center doors as a puppy (age 12 on the PetzA brainsliders). By clicking 'Pick a Pet' on the house, players are faced with a list of Breedz to choose from. At the Adoption Center, like everywhere else in the game, the player uses their mouse to navigate around the screen. The Adoption Center is a yellow house in a garden-type setting. They will also be brought back here when the game is launched with no adopted petz in it. From there, it's the same process of associating an icon.Petz 3, 4, or 5 is launched, players begin the game at the Adoption Center. Once you locate them, right-click and hit 'Edit Selected File Type'. You'll need to find them in the file list (you can hit the 'Extension' tab to sort alphabetically or reverse-alphabetically). The only exceptions to the instructions above are. ico files (I recommend putting them in the folder with your Petz.exe!) and there you go! Now, instead of using blank default icons, Petz file types will have their own unique icons. Īt this point, you can navigate to wherever you saved the.

pet or whichever file extension you're working with, and next to the 'Default Icon' field, hit the button and then hit. Once you've opened the program, go to Edit > New File Extension. The download links are near the bottom of the page. First, download File Types Manager from here and run it. Associating icons with their file types (Windows)

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