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Leonord: Added some basic explanations to the beginning explaining basic rules and room types.

2026-01-19T13:15:25Z

Added some basic explanations to the beginning explaining basic rules and room types.

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			Houses are buildings constructed in the [[homestead]] of the player. Each player can have only homestead at once. All buildings inside the player´s homestead will be considered for housing calculations, independently of them constuting a single building or being separated.

	There are 2 primary purposes for player homes in Eco:		There are 2 primary purposes for player homes in Eco:
	# ~~Most~~ [[Crafting Table Tag\|~~Crafting Table~~]] must be placed in an enclosed room to function.		# Crafting: most [[Crafting Table Tag\|crafting tables]] must be placed in an enclosed room to function.
	# ~~Adding~~ furniture to a home will provide players with a passive [[Skill Points\|~~Skill Point~~]] boost.		# Obtaining experience: adding furniture and rooms to a home will provide players with a passive [[Skill Points\|skill point]] boost.
	Early in the game, each room can serve both these functions, as lower-tier crafting stations can share space with furniture. ~~Some~~ crafting stations~~, however, such as~~ the [[~~Anvil~~]] ~~and [[Assembly Line]],~~ will disable the skill point gains from furniture, requiring specific rooms if the furniture bonuses are to be preserved.		Early in the game, each room can serve both these functions, as lower-tier crafting stations can share space with furniture. However, several crafting stations needed for specialties (having the type [[Industrial Tag\|industrial]]) will disable the skill point gains from furniture, requiring specific rooms if the furniture bonuses are to be preserved.

	== Building Materials ==		== Building Materials ==
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	Tier 5: Ashlar stonework such as [[Ashlar Basalt]], [[Composite Lumber]], [[Flat Steel]], [[Framed Glass]], and carpet blocks [[Cotton Carpet]], [[Nylon Carpet]] and [[Wool Carpet]]		Tier 5: Ashlar stonework such as [[Ashlar Basalt]], [[Composite Lumber]], [[Flat Steel]], [[Framed Glass]], and carpet blocks [[Cotton Carpet]], [[Nylon Carpet]] and [[Wool Carpet]]

			== Rooms ==

			There are five types of room that can be created.
			*Kitchen
			*Bedroom
			*Living Room
			*Bathroom
			*Outdoor

			The will be recognized as one of the specific types when a piece of furniture with the specific tag is placed in it. You can have more than one room of one type but the experience bonuses will be reduced.
			The outdoor type is not a room itself but the area in your homestead surrounding your house. It will show as a room in the pie-chart as soon as outdoor items are placed outside (and as long as no crafting stations placed outside disable the bonus).

	== Furniture and Skill Points ==		== Furniture and Skill Points ==

Pwnerdonor: Fixing some broken links

2025-11-26T21:26:45Z

Fixing some broken links

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	Tier 1: [[Adobe]]		Tier 1: [[Adobe]]

	Tier 2: [[Hewn Log]], [[Mortared ~~stone~~]]		Tier 2: [[Hewn Log]], [[Mortared Stone]]

	Tier 3: [[Lumber]], [[Brick]], [[Glass]] (Also [[Copper ~~pipe~~]], [[Iron ~~pipe~~]])		Tier 3: [[Lumber]], [[Brick]], [[Glass]] (Also [[Copper Pipe]], [[Iron Pipe]])

	Tier 4: [[Reinforced Concrete]], [[Corrugated Steel]] (also [[Steel ~~pipe~~]])		Tier 4: [[Reinforced Concrete]], [[Corrugated Steel]] (also [[Steel Pipe]])

	Tier 5: Ashlar stonework such as [[Ashlar Basalt]], [[Composite ~~lumber~~]], [[Flat Steel]], [[Framed Glass]], and carpet blocks [[~~cotton carpet~~]], [[~~nylon carpet~~]] and [[~~wool carpet~~]]		Tier 5: Ashlar stonework such as [[Ashlar Basalt]], [[Composite Lumber]], [[Flat Steel]], [[Framed Glass]], and carpet blocks [[Cotton Carpet]], [[Nylon Carpet]] and [[Wool Carpet]]

	== Furniture and Skill Points ==		== Furniture and Skill Points ==
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	Room diminishing returns works like category diminishing returns, except that it applies to rooms instead of pieces of furniture.		Room diminishing returns works like category diminishing returns, except that it applies to rooms instead of pieces of furniture.

	There are four "categories" of rooms: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Bedrooms, and General Rooms. To determine what kind of room a given room is, the game looks for any furniture that is in a given category. For instance, a [[Latrine]] has a "Room Category" of "Bathroom," so including it in a room will turn that room into a bathroom. The exception is furniture in the "General" category; this can be added to any room without changing the room type, and a room is considered a "general" room if it entirely lacks bedroom, bathroom, or kitchen specific furniture. If furniture conflicts (such as a [[Wooden ~~Latrine\|~~Latrine]] and a [[Wooden Straw Bed]] in the same room) then the room's type will be determined by which category has the highest total base value. All furniture from the other room category (such as bathroom furniture in a bedroom) will be disabled and their yields will be 0.		There are four "categories" of rooms: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Bedrooms, and General Rooms. To determine what kind of room a given room is, the game looks for any furniture that is in a given category. For instance, a [[Wooden Latrine]] has a "Room Category" of "Bathroom," so including it in a room will turn that room into a bathroom. The exception is furniture in the "General" category; this can be added to any room without changing the room type, and a room is considered a "general" room if it entirely lacks bedroom, bathroom, or kitchen specific furniture. If furniture conflicts (such as a [[Wooden Latrine]] and a [[Wooden Straw Bed]] in the same room) then the room's type will be determined by which category has the highest total base value. All furniture from the other room category (such as bathroom furniture in a bedroom) will be disabled and their yields will be 0.

	There is one special room category for furniture: "Industrial" Any industrial furniture in a room will automatically make that room industrial, regardless of what other furniture is in the room. All industrial rooms contribute 0 room score, regardless of their contents. Thus, putting a [[bloomery]] in your bedroom will nullify its SP yields entirely.		There is one special room category for furniture: "Industrial" Any industrial furniture in a room will automatically make that room industrial, regardless of what other furniture is in the room. All industrial rooms contribute 0 room score, regardless of their contents. Thus, putting a [[bloomery]] in your bedroom will nullify its SP yields entirely.

Kahlrazzia: Linked Experience

2025-11-23T08:22:49Z

Linked Experience

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	== Furniture and Skill Points ==		== Furniture and Skill Points ==

	Housing is one of the 3 ways which players can gain passive [[Skill Points]], the other two being food XP (by eating various foods) and idle XP (which is granted without needing to do anything). To start gaining housing XP, at least 1 room must be constructed within a single claimed land which is authorized under the player. (To be specific, only the interior need to be within claim, the walls can be outside of claim.) Then, housing furniture must be placed in the room, and there must be no industrial table in the same room. Some of the furniture, such as [[Wooden Straw Bed]] or [[Butchery Table]], provides furnishing value, representing how much XP per day a player would receive, if first placed in a room under optimal condition. Also, check if a furniture has a valid status after placing it: interact (E) with it, and ensure the top left green indicator is lit. Most furniture must be placed on solid ground, most fuel consuming items must be fueled (at least with a wood pulp), items requiring electrical or mechanical power must be powered, volume of the room must be large enough, and kitchen equipment must be placed in a sufficient tiered room.		Housing is one of the 3 ways which players can gain passive [[Skill Points]], the other two being food [[Experience\|XP]] (by eating various foods) and idle XP (which is granted without needing to do anything). To start gaining housing XP, at least 1 room must be constructed within a single claimed land which is authorized under the player. (To be specific, only the interior need to be within claim, the walls can be outside of claim.) Then, housing furniture must be placed in the room, and there must be no industrial table in the same room. Some of the furniture, such as [[Wooden Straw Bed]] or [[Butchery Table]], provides furnishing value, representing how much XP per day a player would receive, if first placed in a room under optimal condition. Also, check if a furniture has a valid status after placing it: interact (E) with it, and ensure the top left green indicator is lit. Most furniture must be placed on solid ground, most fuel consuming items must be fueled (at least with a wood pulp), items requiring electrical or mechanical power must be powered, volume of the room must be large enough, and kitchen equipment must be placed in a sufficient tiered room.

	After getting the XP from very first furniture placed in very first room, below are what player can do to further increase the housing XP:		After getting the XP from very first furniture placed in very first room, below are what player can do to further increase the housing XP:

172.64.200.20: Fixed headings

2025-11-08T02:53:18Z

Fixed headings

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	At the most basic level, you can assume that adding furniture to rooms on land you own will increase your SP bonus from housing, but the math can get complicated.		At the most basic level, you can assume that adding furniture to rooms on land you own will increase your SP bonus from housing, but the math can get complicated.
	=== Diminishing Returns ===		== Diminishing Returns ==
	When determining how many SP/day a given piece of furniture will give you, there are three different kinds of diminishing returns you must consider:		When determining how many SP/day a given piece of furniture will give you, there are three different kinds of diminishing returns you must consider:
	====Category Diminishing Returns====		=== Category Diminishing Returns ===
	The first is category diminishing returns. Each piece of furniture belongs to a category, and each item past the first in a given category yields less value than the previous. For instance, both [[Stuffed Jaguar\|Stuffed Jaguars]] and [[Carved Pumpkin\|Carved Pumpkins]] are in the "decorative" category, so putting both in a room will count for less.		The first is category diminishing returns. Each piece of furniture belongs to a category, and each item past the first in a given category yields less value than the previous. For instance, both [[Stuffed Jaguar\|Stuffed Jaguars]] and [[Carved Pumpkin\|Carved Pumpkins]] are in the "decorative" category, so putting both in a room will count for less.

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	Note that there is a hard asymptotic cap on furniture yields. For instance, if you have spam a piece of furniture with a 50% reduction, then no matter how many repeats of that furniture you have, you will never achieve more than 2x that furniture's base value by spamming that piece of furniture.		Note that there is a hard asymptotic cap on furniture yields. For instance, if you have spam a piece of furniture with a 50% reduction, then no matter how many repeats of that furniture you have, you will never achieve more than 2x that furniture's base value by spamming that piece of furniture.
	====Material Diminishing Returns====		=== Material Diminishing Returns ===
	The second type of diminishing returns is material diminishing returns. The room's value, as calculated above, may be reduced depending on the tier of the room. As mentioned above under building materials, each room has a tier based on what materials were used to construct it. Each room can only support 5 value worth of furniture per tier of the room. (For instance, a tier 3 room can support 15 value worth of furniture.) Rooms made of mixed materials can yield decimal tiers, such as a [[brick]]/[[Mortared Sandstone\|mortared sandstone]] room being tier 1.39 and supporting 6.95 worth of furniture.		The second type of diminishing returns is material diminishing returns. The room's value, as calculated above, may be reduced depending on the tier of the room. As mentioned above under building materials, each room has a tier based on what materials were used to construct it. Each room can only support 5 value worth of furniture per tier of the room. (For instance, a tier 3 room can support 15 value worth of furniture.) Rooms made of mixed materials can yield decimal tiers, such as a [[brick]]/[[Mortared Sandstone\|mortared sandstone]] room being tier 1.39 and supporting 6.95 worth of furniture.

	Any value past what the room can support is affected by diminishing returns, on top of the category diminishing returns listed above. This is a reduction on the value of the room. The first 100% of the soft cap counts as 100%, the second 100% of the soft cap counts as 50%, the third 100% of the soft cap counts as 25%, etc. Thus, like the Category Diminishing Returns, there is an asymptotic hard cap to the value of any room: No matter how much furniture you have in a room, you cannot get more than twice the value of the room's soft cap.		Any value past what the room can support is affected by diminishing returns, on top of the category diminishing returns listed above. This is a reduction on the value of the room. The first 100% of the soft cap counts as 100%, the second 100% of the soft cap counts as 50%, the third 100% of the soft cap counts as 25%, etc. Thus, like the Category Diminishing Returns, there is an asymptotic hard cap to the value of any room: No matter how much furniture you have in a room, you cannot get more than twice the value of the room's soft cap.
	====Room Diminishing Returns====		=== Room Diminishing Returns ===
	Room diminishing returns works like category diminishing returns, except that it applies to rooms instead of pieces of furniture.		Room diminishing returns works like category diminishing returns, except that it applies to rooms instead of pieces of furniture.

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	A players total SP due to housing is equal to the sum of the four categories of rooms.		A players total SP due to housing is equal to the sum of the four categories of rooms.
	===Improving your Housing Score===		== Improving your Housing Score ==
	To summarize the above: to gain a higher room value, you must increase the quality of your rooms. You can do this by:		To summarize the above: to gain a higher room value, you must increase the quality of your rooms. You can do this by:
	# Adding more furniture or replacing the furniture you already have with higher value versions so your base SP yield increases.		# Adding more furniture or replacing the furniture you already have with higher value versions so your base SP yield increases.
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	# Use higher tier building materials so you lose as little as possible due to Material Diminishing Returns.		# Use higher tier building materials so you lose as little as possible due to Material Diminishing Returns.
	# Ensuring that any industrial furniture items, such as a [[Blast Furnace]] or [[Bloomery]], is stored in its own room.		# Ensuring that any industrial furniture items, such as a [[Blast Furnace]] or [[Bloomery]], is stored in its own room.
	====Hypothetical Maximums====		=== Hypothetical Maximums ===
	In theory, a tier 4 room can support 20 value of furniture, and asymptotically approaches an adjusted value of 40. A player can have four such rooms, for a total value of 160, and as a player build duplicates of these rooms, they will asymptotically approach a total of 320 SP/day.		In theory, a tier 4 room can support 20 value of furniture, and asymptotically approaches an adjusted value of 40. A player can have four such rooms, for a total value of 160, and as a player build duplicates of these rooms, they will asymptotically approach a total of 320 SP/day.

	In practice, however, the nature of the asymptotic hard cap makes 320 unachievable. Players can never actually get there; they can only get arbitrarily close. Players must choose at what point the diminishing returns are strong enough that it is no longer worth improving their housing. For instance, two copies of a four room complex that has an adjusted value of 30/room can give a player 180 SP/day, which is a highly respectable amount and should be sufficient even for late game.		In practice, however, the nature of the asymptotic hard cap makes 320 unachievable. Players can never actually get there; they can only get arbitrarily close. Players must choose at what point the diminishing returns are strong enough that it is no longer worth improving their housing. For instance, two copies of a four room complex that has an adjusted value of 30/room can give a player 180 SP/day, which is a highly respectable amount and should be sufficient even for late game.
	=== Furniture Value ===		== Furniture Value ==
	Information coming soon ...		Information coming soon ...
	=== Ownership ===		== Ownership ==
	Deeds can support multiple residents and allows duplication of each room without incurring duplicate room penalty. IE: A deed with 2 residents can have 8 rooms (2x kitchen, 2x living room, 2x bedroom, 2x bathroom) without incurring a room penalty.		Deeds can support multiple residents and allows duplication of each room without incurring duplicate room penalty. IE: A deed with 2 residents can have 8 rooms (2x kitchen, 2x living room, 2x bedroom, 2x bathroom) without incurring a room penalty.

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	[[Category:Housing]]		[[Category:Housing]]

	=== Maximizing housing points ===		== Maximizing housing points ==
	As of current version, Update 9.7.6, it is possible to reach 30 points (which is diminished from 40 points actually) for each type of 4 rooms (Bedroom, Living room, Toilet and Kitchen) by combining different furniture of each sub-class to minimize diminishing and maximize points.		As of current version, Update 9.7.6, it is possible to reach 30 points (which is diminished from 40 points actually) for each type of 4 rooms (Bedroom, Living room, Toilet and Kitchen) by combining different furniture of each sub-class to minimize diminishing and maximize points.

	==== House size ====		=== House size ===
	Example of minimum house size to reach 30 points of each rooms:</br>		Example of minimum house size to reach 30 points of each rooms:</br>
	* Bedroom: internal size 12 x 8 x 4		* Bedroom: internal size 12 x 8 x 4
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	Additional tiles per floor: 551 (roof) + 540 (wall) = 1091 tiles per floor (eg, Level 1: 1642, Level 2: 2733, Level 3: 3824 tiles, etc)		Additional tiles per floor: 551 (roof) + 540 (wall) = 1091 tiles per floor (eg, Level 1: 1642, Level 2: 2733, Level 3: 3824 tiles, etc)

	==== Bedroom furniture ====		=== Bedroom furniture ===
	* Futon bed: 1		* Futon bed: 1
	* Fabric bed: 3		* Fabric bed: 3
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	* Animal mount: 1 (interchangeable with shelf or fireplace as long as the 'Living' component is maximized)		* Animal mount: 1 (interchangeable with shelf or fireplace as long as the 'Living' component is maximized)

	==== Living room furniture ====		=== Living room furniture ===
	* Shelf: 5		* Shelf: 5
	* Adorned fireplace (fueled): 2		* Adorned fireplace (fueled): 2
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	* Animal mount: 3 (avoid wolf mount)		* Animal mount: 3 (avoid wolf mount)

	==== Toilet furniture ====		=== Toilet furniture ===
	Toilet is the easiest to score high point due to low diminishing.		Toilet is the easiest to score high point due to low diminishing.
	* Water closet: 2		* Water closet: 2
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	* Washboard: 4		* Washboard: 4

	==== Kitchen furniture ====		=== Kitchen furniture ===
	* Metal stove: 1 (need exhaust pipe and fueled)		* Metal stove: 1 (need exhaust pipe and fueled)
	* Modern Stove (fueled), Kitchen, Bakery Oven (fueled), Mill (need nearby windmill): 1 each		* Modern Stove (fueled), Kitchen, Bakery Oven (fueled), Mill (need nearby windmill): 1 each
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	Note: Industrial fridge provide no housing points, but it is 10% better than fridge. Put outside of rooms to save space.		Note: Industrial fridge provide no housing points, but it is 10% better than fridge. Put outside of rooms to save space.

	==== Common furniture ====		=== Common furniture ===
	Put the items below in EACH rooms.		Put the items below in EACH rooms.
	* Large rug: 2. Toilet need 3 more large rugs, Living room only need 1 more.		* Large rug: 2. Toilet need 3 more large rugs, Living room only need 1 more.
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	* Toilet need 1 more.		* Toilet need 1 more.

			=== Outdoor furniture ===
			[[File:"Outdoor" tooltip.png\|alt=Outdoor tooltip\|thumb\|408x408px\|"Outdoor" tooltip]]
	~~<big>~~Outdoor furniture~~</big>~~

	[This is a placeholder].		[This is a placeholder].


	Cast Iron Chair disables upon placement outdoors. This may mean Seating won't work. Further testing needed.		Cast Iron Chair disables upon placement outdoors. This may mean Seating won't work. Further testing needed.
	~~[[File:"Outdoor" tooltip.png\|alt=Outdoor tooltip\|thumb\|408x408px\|"Outdoor" tooltip]]~~

	==== Summary ====		=== Summary ===
	With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.		With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.

172.70.100.92: I added an observation about the mechanics of the new Outdoor room type.

2025-01-30T02:58:50Z

I added an observation about the mechanics of the new Outdoor room type.

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			Cast Iron Chair disables upon placement outdoors. This may mean Seating won't work. Further testing needed.
	[[File:"Outdoor" tooltip.png\|alt=Outdoor tooltip\|thumb\|408x408px\|"Outdoor" tooltip]]		[[File:"Outdoor" tooltip.png\|alt=Outdoor tooltip\|thumb\|408x408px\|"Outdoor" tooltip]]

	==== Summary ====		==== Summary ====
	With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.		With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.

Mur: added current building materials

2024-10-15T02:00:32Z

added current building materials

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 # Adding furniture to a home will provide players with a passive [[Skill Points|Skill Point]] boost.
 Early in the game, each room can serve both these functions, as lower-tier crafting stations can share space with furniture. Some crafting stations, however, such as the [[Anvil]] and [[Assembly Line]], will disable the skill point gains from furniture, requiring specific rooms if the furniture bonuses are to be preserved.
 == Furniture and Skill Points ==

Mur: /* Common furniture */

2024-10-14T22:31:15Z

Common furniture

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	* Large rug: 2. Toilet need 3 more large rugs, Living room only need 1 more.		* Large rug: 2. Toilet need 3 more large rugs, Living room only need 1 more.
	* Steel ceiling lamp: 3. Toilet 1 more.		* Steel ceiling lamp: 3. Toilet 1 more.
	* Toilet need 4 more small statue. Also swap limestone bison for stuffed bison.
	* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair		* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair
	* Toilet need 1 more.		* Toilet need 1 more.

Mur: /* Maximizing housing points */ removed outdated information that could cause confusion.

2024-10-14T22:29:33Z

Maximizing housing points: removed outdated information that could cause confusion.

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	* Large rug: 2. Toilet need 3 more large rugs, Living room only need 1 more.		* Large rug: 2. Toilet need 3 more large rugs, Living room only need 1 more.
	* Steel ceiling lamp: 3. Toilet 1 more.		* Steel ceiling lamp: 3. Toilet 1 more.
	* ~~Limestone statue: Bison, wolf, owl and otter - 1 each.~~ Toilet need 4 more small statue. Also swap limestone bison for stuffed bison.		* Toilet need 4 more small statue. Also swap limestone bison for stuffed bison.
	* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair		* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair
	* ~~Large fountain: 1.~~ Toilet need 1 more.		* Toilet need 1 more.

Natorade: /* Common furniture */

2024-09-03T19:49:59Z

Common furniture

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	* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair		* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair
	* Large fountain: 1. Toilet need 1 more.		* Large fountain: 1. Toilet need 1 more.



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			[[File:"Outdoor" tooltip.png\|alt=Outdoor tooltip\|thumb\|408x408px\|"Outdoor" tooltip]]

	==== Summary ====		==== Summary ====
	With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.		With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.

172.68.26.246: Added a section for Outdoor furniture.

2024-09-03T19:45:29Z

Added a section for Outdoor furniture.

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	* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair		* Seating: 2 adorned table + 2 bench. Toilet need 6 more adorned chair
	* Large fountain: 1. Toilet need 1 more.		* Large fountain: 1. Toilet need 1 more.


			<big>Outdoor furniture</big>

			[This is a placeholder].

	==== Summary ====		==== Summary ====
	With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.		With the above setup you can get 120 points per 'floor', or up to 225 points if you build 4 floors. It is no longer possible to reach over 264 points (no matter how many copies of rooms or furniture) as of current update.