MapleStory Classic World housing: a home of your own

Yellow Mushroom House

The Henesys home · map 10001008

Door:

portal in05 on Henesys

Opens:

map 88000000, which the client builds rather than ships

Room:

bare, with nobody in it and nothing spawning, and its way out lands back on the same door

Music:

Bgm00/FloralLife, the same as the town’s

BiancaHousing Registrar · left of the doorDoorbellDoorbell · right of the door

Backalley Semi-Basement

The Kerning City home · map 10003008

Door:

portal in10 on Kerning City

Opens:

map 88001000, which the client builds rather than ships

Room:

bare, with nobody in it and nothing spawning, and its way out lands back on the same door

Music:

Bgm01/BadGuys, the same as the town’s

ScarlettHousing Registrar · right of the doorDoorbellDoorbell · left of the door

The gold door is the client’s MapHelper portal pv/2, new in the Public Release, and only the two house doors use it. Each opens a field the client builds from a template rather than a map it ships, the way it builds a party quest’s stages, with room for 1,000 copies where a party quest has 100. One copy per owner is the natural reading; the client does not say so.

The parts are the client’s own function lines; the export names an NPC and nothing else. The estate agents, the furnishing shops and the registrars were already standing in Closed Online Test 2, with the same lines; the Henesys agent’s is “Owning your very own home here doesn’t have to be just a dream anymore!” The doorbells, the mailboxes and the storage are new. The mailboxes and the storage stand on no map at all, which fits their being placed inside a home, though the client does not say where they go.

• Return Scroll to My HomeA consumable: use it to go homeSells for 150 mesos

“Returns you to your warm and cozy home.” Every other return scroll in the client names its town, or the nearest one, and this one names none, so where it lands is decided when it is used, which fits a home that is yours rather than a town’s. Its cooldown field reads 3,600, an hour if the unit is seconds, beside an Elixir's 30.

• What a home costs, and how you get one. The registrars’ and the agents’ scripts run on the server. The client has no rent, deposit or price for a home anywhere.
• How many homes there are. Room for 1,000 copies of each is a capacity, not a count of owners.
• Whether housing is switched on. The client carries every piece, and Nexon’s Founder’s Access notes do not mention homes.
• Where the furniture comes from. No recipe, quest reward or Cash Shop line names a single piece, and the only line recorded at a furnishing shop is the town’s Resident’s Chair, from Closed Online Test 2. The price on each card is what an NPC pays you for it.
• What home storage holds, and whether it is the town storage or a box of its own.
• What a doorbell does. Its name and its place beside the door suggest calling on someone else’s home.

A few things are hints and only hints. The client’s sounds include placing, flipping and removing a piece, which suggests a placement mode that can mirror furniture. Its Spanish interface strings, the only language the window’s text survives in, describe a home-management window whose door can be Locked or take a Password, and where pets can be left to roam freely. The window itself is not in the extracted client.