Attributes of Structures

From EQUIS Lab Wiki

Structures in Life is a Village have the following attributes. All attributes are natural numbers.

• Housing: How many housing spaces this structure makes available. Some structures introduce their own villagers; such structures should always have at least enough housing spaces to accomodate that villager.
• Cheer: How much the structure contributes to the village being a cheerful place.
• Commerce: How much the structure contributes to the commercial activity of the village.
• Input resource type: Some structures store or process resources. This attribute lists the possible resource inputs.
• Output resource type: Some structures process resources. This attribute lists the resource type that may be extracted from the structure.
• Capacity: Some structures (e.g., mining or logging stations) are used to store resources. This measures their storage capacity.
• New Villagers: Some structures bring their own villager(s) with them. This specifies how many.

These attributes influence the Economics of Life is a Village.

The following table shows some examples of structures and their attributes.