Terraria Housing No Longer valid
Okay so I have no idea why this is happening, and it’s getting really frustrating. On console for Xbox One, for some reason the housing in the house I’ve made for my NPCs are becoming not valid one by one. It can’t be corruption/crimson because it’s not even the first floor that’s affected, it’s the second and third floor that are affected! I haven’t changed the rooms at all, yet they’re kicking the NPCs out because of this. I’ve attached a picture to show which 4 rooms are no longer valid, and numbered them to show what order they became no longer valid. This has taken place over the course of around 15 hours of gameplay.
Best Answer
Use the ? option in the housing menu, which will tell you what's wrong.
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Why is housing not valid Terraria?
"This is not valid housing." The room does not meet one or more of the following requirements: Walls, Minimum Size, Background Walls, Corruption Limit. If the corruption is at fault, usually it is only a small amount and it may be too far away to be seen on the same screen as the room.Why is my housing corrupted Terraria?
Simple put: Once too many corrupted blocks (Ebonstone, Corrupt Grass etc.) are near the housing, the house will become corrupted and invalid for an NPC. Simply purify the area or build a house away from the corrupted area while it suits the other requirement for it to become suitable.What is considered valid housing in Terraria?
Housing must be at least 10 tiles wide(interior). Housing must be at least 4 tiles tall(interior). Housing must have walls on all sides. Housing must have a door.How long do Terraria houses have to be?
Terraria is different in that there are rules to follow. Houses must be at least 60 tiles in size, but no more than 750. This includes the walls you've built around the edges. Walls must be made of blocks, doors, platforms or tall gates.\
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