Rooms

Rooms are where the main activities for each campus are performed.

Room Overview

 * Room Prestige: Reflecting how impressive the current room is.
 * Attractiveness: Reflecting how attractive the current environment is.
 * Hygiene: Reflecting how hygienic the current environment is.
 * Thermal Comfort: Reflecting how close to an ideal temperature the current environment is.
 * Room Capacity: How many Students can be included at once.
 * Permissions: Sets which activities can take place in the room, and/or who is eligible to enter.

Prestige
The Prestige of a room provides a flat boost to both student mood and teacher mood, and when the rooms they learn in are sufficiently Prestigious, it can mean the difference between B grade and A grade students. (A boring lecture hall inspires no-one.) A room's Prestige is expressed as a numeric level with each successive level being better than the last. A room's bigness determines its base Prestige, and that value is improved by placing furniture, learning stations, and unique decoration objects. Bonuses to Prestige are applied at the maximum value for the first two to four copies of any object, with diminishing returns for each additional copy in the room. This goes to say that spamming windows will provide lots of attractiveness, but windows seem to apply their full Prestige value when only four of each are placed in a room. Each version of window is unique to the other, so 8 total windows confers the most Prestige.

Some objects confer more Prestige than others, with unlocked posters and especially the portrait painting conferring large bonuses. Expensive and/or large learning stations like the Momentum Marbles and VR Projectors also confer large bonuses when placed.

Each type of object has differing tolerances of how many copies can be placed before their returns are diminished, so experiment while watching the Prestige meter to see what combinations return the best results.

Outside
Outside areas are available for decorating, and placing items. Encouraging Students to spend time outdoors is good for their health.

Buildings
These are built outside, with the Campus Building used to house further Interior Rooms from the following lists.

Academic
These rooms are used by Students, both to take classes from Teachers, and to undertake their own assignments.

Accommodation
These are the residential rooms, used by Students to take care of their basic needs outside of their academic pursuits.

Facilities
These rooms are used by both Teachers and Students to supplement their academic careers.