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You can use these buttons to choose an aspect of your founder's appearance that you want to change. You can change the shape of the face and eyebrows by clicking the first button, the rest of the buttons allow you to change clothes, accessories and colors.

And a body type. You can toggle body types multiple times to randomize your founder's look.

Then pick a name for your founder in the game.

Begin by picking a name and logo for your company.

Welcome to the customization screen. Press {H:Continue} to advance the tutorial or {H:Cancel} to exit.

When you select your room and open the context menu, you'll notice a couple of new options, namely the ability to group rooms, mark them for renting and mark them as player owned rooms. When you group rooms together, they can only be leased as one single unit. Cloning rooms will carry over the same grouping style, so you can build a layout and quickly duplicate it. There is a data overlay which allows you to see how rooms have been marked. Enable it now to end the tutorial.

You can hover over the different types of environment objects to get more details. Another important aspect of rentable buildings is that you can provide some amenities for the tenant and you have to provide heating and cooling. Make sure you place enough heating and cooling for the entire building. The tenant will not be able to interact with any furniture you place in the map editor. Try building a room now.

The map editor gives you the ability to make a building that you'll be able to lease into when you relocate or make a new company. The map editor does not have the ability to edit normal {H:for sale} buildings. In the map editor, you have an unlimited supply of money and the ability to place environment objects. Try opening the environment tab now.

This tutorial assumes you've already tried build mode and will focus on how the map editor differs. Click Continue if you're ready to advance.

When you are ready, let's move on to the bug fixing stage. It's impossible to know exactly how many bugs a piece of software has, so just try to fix as many as you can before time runs out. Finish your contract work to end the tutorial.

When the progressbar reaches the blue line you have lived up to the contract's progress requirements. However, you still need to meet their quality requirements, if you want to increase your business reputation and receive better contracts. Make sure you do a client review before you move on to the bug fixing stage, to make sure you meet their quality requirements. The tutorial will continue once you start a review.

Until an employee actually starts working on the contract, the deadline will not count down. The tutorial will continue once you move to the next phase of development.

The final payout will be subtracted from, for not completing the contract, for not completing it on time and for any unfixed bugs. Not living up to the clients quality expectations will impact your business reputation, but not your payout. Browse the contracts now and accept one that sounds good to you.

This is a list of available contracts. New contracts will be added as older ones are completed. Contracts have an upfront payment you will receive for accepting the work, and a bigger payment for completing it. You complete a contract by delivering a product with the requested progress and quality. Try selecting a contract in the list now.

Start by opening the contract window.

When you are ready, open the employees window to start managing your employees.

When you no longer feel like you have enough space for your buildings, you can buy new plot areas by going to plot mode. When you are ready to continue, exit build mode.

You can merge rooms by using the {H:Destroy wall} tool, or by selecting the rooms you want to merge and then clicking the {H:Merge rooms} option from the context menu. You can also create curvy wall sections using the {H:Curve tool} and clicking on a wall that does not have anything on it and dragging the mouse out. Click Continue when you are ready to continue.

You can change the color of multiple things at once and the color window will suggest colors that are currently in use. If you like the style you have given a room, you can save it by clicking {H:Save style} in the context menu for rooms, and {H:Set as default style} for furniture. Click Apply when you are ready or close the window if you want to cancel your changes.

You can also change the color of your rooms and furniture. Try changing the color of your room by pressing {KeyBind:ContextMenu} on it and then click the {H:Room colors} button that resembles a brush.