Revision 5

Minimum size,2x2 blocks

Maximum size,9x10 blocks

Minimum wall height,1 block (though 3+ blocks recommended for navigable interiors)

Ceiling,4th block high acts as ceiling or upper floor

Wall materials,Any blocks or fences count as walls

Required,Door must be attached for the game to recognize it

Relocation,Cannot be relocated with Relocation Kits (must be demolished)

Pokemon capacity,Up to 4 Pokemon per custom house

Den,A small dwelling for medium-sized Pokemon or smaller,1 room

Hut,A modest home that any Pokemon could easily live in,1-2 rooms

Cottage,A comfortable place where two Pokemon can relax,2 rooms

House,A ginormous house where everyone can live together,3+ rooms

Leaf,Leaf Den Kit,Leaf Hut Kit,Leaf Cottage Kit,Leaf House Kit

Sand,Sand Den Kit,Sand Hut Kit,Sand Cottage Kit,Sand House Kit

Stone,Stone Den Kit,Stone Hut Kit,Stone Cottage Kit,Stone House Kit

City,City Den Kit,City Hut Kit,City Cottage Kit,City House Kit

Poke Ball House Kit,Makes a house that looks like a giant Poke Ball

Pink Hut Kit,Makes a cute plaster house with a pink exterior

Orange Hut Kit,Makes a fancy brick house with warm-toned walls

Gray Hut Kit,Makes a cool stone house with a muted aesthetic

Gray Cottage Kit,A high-class house with a serene atmosphere, full of luxurious furniture

Yellow Hut Kit,Makes a flashy concrete house with a modern look

Log Cabin Kit,Makes a house that has a pleasing woodsy aroma

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Small Office Kit,A small workspace buildingbuilding

Relaxing Park Kit,An outdoor relaxation area that boosts nearby Pokemon comfortcomfort

Stylish Cafe Kit,A cafe building where Pokemon can gather

Concert Stage Kit,A performance stage for DJ Rotom and Hype-specialty PokemonDJ Rotom

Fountain Plaza Kit,A decorative plaza centered around a fountain

Sturdy Stick,Found in the world; basic resource

Leaf,Found in the world; drops from trees

Stone,Found in the world; basic resource in all regions

Small Log,Found in the world; drops from trees

Lumber,Chop-specialty Pokemon (Scyther, Scizor, Heracross, Pinsir) process Small Logs

Bricks,Burn-specialty Pokemon process Squishy Clay at a furnace

Iron Ingot,Burn-specialty Pokemon smelt Iron Ore at a Smelting Furnace

Twine,Litter-specialty Pokemon (Spinarak, Ariados)

Fluff,Litter-specialty Pokemon (Mareep, Flaaffy)

Vine Rope,Litter-specialty Pokemon (Bellsprout, Weepinbell)

Dye (colored Paint),Crush-specialty Pokemon process berriesberries

Paper,Recycle-specialty Pokemon process wastepaper

Tinkagears,Tinkmaster (Engineer specialty) converts Iron Ingots; 1 Iron Ingot = 3 TinkagearsTinkmaster

1,Iffy,Lowest tier; Pokemon is unsatisfied with its living situation

2,Average,Default tier for Pokemon living in basic habitats

3,Nice,Pokemon is content; provides moderate Environment Level contributionEnvironment Level

4,Great,Pokemon is very happy; strong Environment Level contribution

5,Awesome,Highest tier; maximum Environment Level contribution and productivity

Place furniture,Add items matching the Pokemon's preferences (check the Specialties & Likes tab in the Pokedex). Relaxation items (beds, chairs, sofas) directly boost comfort.Pokedex

Move to a house,Comfort rises faster in houses than open habitats because of the extra room for decorations.

Complete requests,Pokemon flag you down with personal requests; completing these gives large comfort boosts that bypass furniture limits.requests

Give gifts,Items matching a Pokemon's favorites from the Pokedex increase comfort.

Feed preferred food,Cooked meals matching the Pokemon's flavor preferences boost comfort.

Remove disliked items,Comfort decreases when disliked items are placed near a Pokemon's habitat.