How the Domik builds a house¶

House is a builded cells. Cells are a grid collection of parts with positions. Parts are just names of objects that you want to see there. So, to build a house, the House Builder should find visual representations for these parts and place them in relevant positions.
A visual representation of the part is a game object with a Part Builder component. From now on, we will simply refer to them as Part Builder.

So, to build a Part, the house builder should find a Part Builder to it. How does it do it?

The house builder will try to find it in skins. Skin is a collection of Part Builders. Skins are stored in interiors and in the House Generator skins list.

Interior skins have higher priority than house skins, so the House Builder will try to find it in them at first.

If the house builder find a Part Builder, it'll just ask it to build this part.

What does it mean for us?
If we want to change something, we have to find and change its visual representation (a Part Builder) in skins. If it's a part of the room, in most situations it can be found in some interior skin, if it's a part of the facade or something common, it can be in the House Generator skins list.

So how do you figure out which interior is applied to a room?
You can do it visually or you can look at the name of the room, this name is the same as the name of the applied interior.

See also: how to change room walls, how to replace models or materials.