midnytegames
Terrarian
So i am not sure why but only the house with the dye trader is considered valid, the others were and now they are not. His house is the only one remotely close to the corruption and i have no idea why the other are invalid.
ppowersteef
Paladin
Probably the furniture that makes the door openings almost blocked.
T-34 Medium Tank🌳
Torch God
They all seem fine, the only thing I see is that the doors can't open inward.
midnytegames
Terrarian
The thing is this exactly how the house was when they all moved in so I don't get why it is invalid now.
T-34 Medium Tank🌳
Torch God
I don't know then.
Are you sure they're actually invalid?
Are you sure they're actually invalid?
midnytegames
Terrarian
Yes, the house checker says that they are invalid housing but doesn't give any other information.
Green_Metaknight
The Destroyer
Is it valid when there isn't an NPC in it?
Once, I found out that if a house is the right size, it can be valid for one NPC or town pet, but then it becomes invalid so you can't have both an NPC and a town pet in the same house.
midnytegames
Terrarian
The only house that has an NPC assigned to it is the dye traders house. The others were assigned to houses but are not now.
If you mean is it valid if the NPCs are not standing in there at all then I currently don't know but I can test that later.
Dragonlord
Official Terrarian
I know that in past versions, if there's a small amount of Evil Biome nearby (like you could see both the house and the evil biome on the same screen), then it threw the "House is not valid" message. As you said every one of those but the one the die trader's in says that, my thought is there might be some corruption/crimson to the left/left-and-down?
chewythebigblackdog
Terrarian
It's the furniture (specifically the chests), it's hard to explain the exact technical details. If you move the chests to their own room (which is more convenient anyways, maybe put them by your crafting area) all of them will become valid.
