Guide
Planting a shop that looks lived in
How to use the plants in a TCG Card Shop Simulator shop, given that they are placed objects, that pots come in a numbered set with their own levels of detail, and that beds and trees are separate pieces.
Applies to
no version stated by this build (see the sources page)
Before you start
- Room in the shop you are not using for stock
- A little money set aside for decoration
- An idea of which corner you want to soften
Steps
- Buy a plant as an object to place rather than as a finish to paint on.
the game names a set of plants you can interact with and place - Pick a pot from the numbered set and leave it where people will stand near it.
the pots are a numbered set, several of them with more than one level of detail - Use a bed for a low run along a wall rather than lining up pots.
flower beds are named as their own pieces, separate from the pots - Spend the tree on one corner rather than repeating it round the room.
trees are named in kinds, a muffin tree and two evolution trees among them - Do not be surprised to meet the same tree again in another palette.
there are ghost versions of a tree and of a flower
Common mistakes
- Buying a pot and expecting a bed, when the two are separate pieces.
- Filling the busiest corner with a tree and leaving customers nowhere to stand.
- Repeating one plant round the whole room so the shop looks like a showroom.
- Treating the planting as free: it is bought and placed like anything else.
Related entries
Shop, shelves and fixturesThe plants in and around the shopThe plants are things you can place and interact with, named one after another.
Shop, shelves and fixturesExpanding and decorating the shopExpanding the shop has its own interface screen.Sources
A local copy of the game, read only. Grounding for each step is on the technical reference pages; no number is estimated.