Field guide/Build & progress
In the game

Place furniture and wall art

Move, rotate, and arrange your room without wasting space.

01

Start with Edit

Use Edit to select an item and move it. The placement preview shows where it would go; commit the position and use Done when you finish. Rotate changes the direction of items that support rotation. Store moves an item into Storage.

A large piece needs enough physical space for its base. A wall object needs a valid part of the wall. The preview protects against real overlaps rather than granting a second copy of the item.

02

Put small objects on a table

  1. Place furniture that has a usable flat top.
  2. Choose a small object from Storage, or select one already in the room with Edit.
  3. Move it onto the table's usable surface. Adjust its position until the placement is valid.
  4. Add another small object beside it if their bases fit without overlapping.
  5. Use Done and check the finished arrangement from your normal view.
03

Several objects can share a surface

A table is not limited to one small object. Different pieces fit according to their actual bases and the table's mapped usable top. A broad table usually has room for more than a small box.

Small props can also sit close together on the floor. If a position is refused, try a slight move or another rotation. The visible top edge is not always all usable space, and a tall cabinet is not automatically a shelf.

04

Hang posters and PORT frames

Posters and PORT frames can move horizontally and vertically on either wall. They are no longer restricted to a small set of fixed art slots.

The whole frame must fit inside the wall and leave room around other art and wall defenses. Try different heights to make a gallery. Wall lasers keep their own mounting rules; their combat position is not changed into a freely floating picture.

05

Make more room

Store unused furniture to free floor space. Buy a larger floor lot when your career and resources allow it; reaching a higher desk level opens an allowance rather than automatically buying the lot.

Use the camera's zoom and pan controls to inspect the lower edges of your room. If an object is hard to place at an edge, change the view before trying again. Storage keeps ownership even when there is no suitable space right now.