Earn Prestige from painted objects

[Skeksis25]

Does anyone know how this objective works exactly? I'm in Sandbox and got this objective for Greek Painted objects, so I painted all my tanks, benches, bins and even walls with Greek paint. But even after 2 in game weeks, its at 0/200. What exactly is the game looking for when it asks for this objective?

[alstroemerium.]

One of the in-game tooltips says that after guests view enough things painted that theme, they'll generate prestige. I've always just painted large sections of floor and haven't had a problem completing this objective, like two 3 x max length rectangles in my main hallway.

[Skeksis25]

Hmm, I haven't painted floors, but painted literally everything else and I don't even earn a single point. Guess I'll try floors next time.

[Twice Circled]

Tanks, benches, bins, toilets etc. all do contribute, but the guest's internal theme count has to reach a certain threshold to get the Prestige. You might be just falling short. Adding a bit of floor will certainly help. :)

[Skeksis25]

Thanks guys. I guess I just needed to have another tank and include the floors in the painting like you said.

[chrindael]

If you'd like an easier time doing this, you can right-click the paint and it will set it as the default, so any paint-able objects, including when you make new floor space, will be automatically in that new colour.

Just checking my game, I only needed a space of maybe 100 floor tiles, including painted staff doors, tanked, seats, etc. to comfortably get prestige from the theme.

[Skeksis25]

Originally posted by chrindael:

If you'd like an easier time doing this, you can right-click the paint and it will set it as the default, so any paint-able objects, including when you make new floor space, will be automatically in that new colour.

Just checking my game, I only needed a space of maybe 100 floor tiles, including painted staff doors, tanked, seats, etc. to comfortably get prestige from the theme.

This is a very handy tip. I didn't know that and it certainly makes life a lot easier.