House ID?

[Gunther]

My natives are complaining about the lack of beds despite my area having over 8 beds (I only have 5 people). Could the House ID thing have anything to do with it? How do I assign it?

[fluffyavocado1284]

The NPCs need to have their territory circles expanded to include the house. This can be found under "Move." Even if you have 1200 beds, it won't matter if none are in their territory.

[Paladin-Matthew]

Is there no way to assigns houses?

[Gunther]

Originally posted by fluffyavocado1284:

The NPCs need to have their territory circles expanded to include the house. This can be found under "Move." Even if you have 1200 beds, it won't matter if none are in their territory.

See thats the thing though. Even with the expanded circle, some will just complain that there are no empty beds in their vicinity even though there are

[DirtDee]

My only guess, outside of possible bug / glitch, is that perhaps some of your NPCs are claiming the farther bed and the nearby bed for them is out of reach for another, perhaps try looking at the village at night and see who is sleeping where and adjusting by making each one follow you

[Galenmereth]

The way I've solved it since the start and still do is that I make sure groups of NPC's only overlap 1 house with enough beds for them. Whenever there's multiple houses within their allowed movement area, they occasionally get confused, and there's no other consistent way to deal with it. I just see it as a mechanic at this point and don't mind.

[Paladin-Matthew]

Originally posted by Galenmereth:

The way I've solved it since the start and still do is that I make sure groups of NPC's only overlap 1 house with enough beds for them. Whenever there's multiple houses within their allowed movement area, they occasionally get confused, and there's no other consistent way to deal with it. I just see it as a mechanic at this point and don't mind.

That is a work around not really a solution and is not perfect most people do this already and are looking for a better solution.