Aniimo Homeland Guide: Housing, Farming and RV

Build across a multi-area map

Homeland is described as a multi-area map where players can construct a house and place furniture. Some furniture is usable, and selected items can even be used in the open world. The launch update also raises multi-select limits to make arranging a larger build less repetitive.

Share furniture layouts with codes

Furniture groups can be shared with other players through codes. This supports copying a grouped arrangement rather than recreating every placement by hand. Import limits, collision rules, ownership requirements, and behavior for unavailable pieces are not yet specified, so a code directory must wait for live testing.

Farm with visiting players

Players who visit and help till another player's soil receive a share of that harvest. The update also mentions improved work logic, idle behavior, and petting interactions for Aniimo at Home. Exact crop times, visitor limits, and the size of the shared reward are not published.

• Test whether a visitor needs friendship or access permission.
• Record crop, action, reward, and refresh timing together.
• Check whether Home assignments change output or only animation.
• Verify every furniture code before publishing it.

RV upgrades, dispatch, and seasonal events

RV upgrade experience and completion times were adjusted for launch. Dispatch can produce eggs carrying the Prismana trait, while seasonal events can appear in Homeland. Unused furniture can be sold back through the Co-op Store at a discount. The exact refund percentage, dispatch pool, event schedule, and upgrade costs need the released client.

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