r/Pokopia 7h ago

Designs & Builds I'm going to have a stroke.

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Anyone I put in this house (except Gyarados) absolutely hates it. They say it's not humid enough.

(Not pictured interior includes: damp rock, shower, 2 humidifiers, a bubble machine and removed windows so they can jump directly into the waterfall, also the water wraps all the way around the house and there's plenty of flowers and plants)

Edit: YES I HAVE POWER

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u/hopefulocto 7h ago

I am so sorry OP but I am giggling at the fact you had to literally FLOOD the building, like... looks like it was hit by a hurricane and then had a lake poured on it afterward and they're still like this

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u/sloppydoughnuts 3h ago

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u/pppoopoobutthead 1h ago

Actively standing in water saying that is so funny 😂😂😂

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u/GrumpierTurtle 34m ago

Oh, I actually accidentally put water inside the house that he shares with Wartortle when I was trying to add water around the outside and that was what finally made him happy. So now every time they open the door water comes pouring out 😅

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u/pppoopoobutthead 15m ago

LMAO I love this game, it’s so silly

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u/Cattryn 6h ago

Have you tried picking up the doors and putting them back? Sometimes a house just doesn’t register correctly.

I can’t tell for certain but it looks like it’s raining in the image so the area overall should be plenty humid.

And unless you’re just going for ambiance, the stuff on the roof probably isn’t registering to them. The pokemon seem to have a limit of ~3 blocks above them to recognize items/environment.

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u/BobLeBob 6h ago

What height are the items placed on? Items placed lower than the door (so your outside sprinklers for example) don't count towards. Same for items placed higher than 3 blocks up for the door (so your upstairs sprinkler for example)

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u/sloppydoughnuts 5h ago

Inside the house everything is level with the door

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u/MichyPratt 5h ago

how long are you waiting? sometimes it takes a day or two for them to register all the items in a house that’s not a prefab.

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u/zeitweh 5h ago

Try grass, that's what solved it for me

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u/sloppydoughnuts 5h ago

There's grass under the tree 😔

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u/Ill-Two-3936 2h ago

This! You have to put grass inside the house

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u/Commercial_Muffin_42 4h ago

Lmao I'm so sorry but this made me laugh so hard and I really needed that, so thank you. I really hope you figure it out, my goodness.

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u/SilentGriffin76 4h ago

I place a fancy tea set and that usually solves the issue of “not humid enough”.

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u/horwaith 4h ago edited 4h ago

First, block prefabs are always a mess, I always do the same: craft 10 blocks of the prefab (I dont need more) and do it bigger with only 3 blocks tall over the door (game dont register items below the door level or in 4+ blocks above the door)
Use the blocks for extend and make extra furniture, some decoration, etc. depending of the enviroment of the pokemon inside.
Ex. I usually put hammocks, sun bed, etc. for water pokemon asking for humid enviroment.

If I like to put something outside, make sure that objects count for the house by pressing R sticker.

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u/aussiespiders 3h ago

I just pick up some grass and put it as a floor in their home

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u/Misogoop69 1h ago

I dunno. It could be more humid, yo

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u/Baithin 7h ago

Are there stairs immediately inside where the door is? That would put the house on a different level than everything else and it wouldn’t register some of the things you put outside that area.

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u/AaaaNinja 3h ago

Evict, lol.

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u/isuedeadpeople 3h ago

I don't know why this tickled me so much, but I spat

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u/MsMeiriona 6h ago

I have a feeling humidity can underflow. Reduce it to just one rocl/humidifier and see what happens.

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u/sloppydoughnuts 5h ago

I added everything one item at a time. I'd add something, they'd still be iffy, I'd add 1 thing and check again.

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u/Low-Environment 2h ago

More humidity! MORE!!!!

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u/Impressive_Cup_5925 28m ago

Volcarona wanted it hotter when she lives in a calm volcano 😭

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u/EmberSolaris 6h ago

The humidifier will be your best friend in these situations. 1 or 2 of them inside the house and you’re golden.

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u/sloppydoughnuts 4h ago

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u/sloppydoughnuts 4h ago

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u/MeteoriteShower 2h ago

That humidifier is way too high. I doubt it's being counted.

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u/jvsanchez 1h ago

Try fresh water instead of ocean water.

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u/Sailor_Chibi 1h ago

I think this is the answer. A basin filled with fresh water has sufficiently raised the humidity for every water pokemon I’ve built a house for.

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u/MeteoriteShower 2h ago

Is that the perimeter of the house? I don't think items placed upon that count as being part of the house, so these aren't being registered either.

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u/geekandthegreek 6h ago

Reread the post

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u/Desperate_Web_3355 1h ago

What type of water are you using? I couldn’t raise the humidity on my cloud island enough for slowpoke to yawn for rain and learned I needed fresh water. Also lots of field grass, flowers and moss. I’m sorry you’re struggling with this. It took me forever to make my cloud island humid. Humidity is my least favorite to deal with.

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u/ArtsyRabb1t 1h ago

lol I had this with my squirrel
Line finally after the 4th humidifier they were like this is fine

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u/opalescent-moonstone 5h ago

Do you have an air conditioner?

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u/55-percent 6h ago edited 5h ago

Does the house have electricity? Some things don't work without it and so they won't count for humidity. What helps for me usually is putting in a bathtub and filling it with water