Chamberlain - Room Names for Housing and Minimap
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Name the rooms in your player house and get a banner announcing each one as you walk in with optional talking heads. Includes a functioning minimap and party sharing.
File Details
Chamberlain-3.0.0.zip
- R
- Jul 5, 2026
- 95.60 KB
- 24
- 12.0.7
- Retail
File Name
Chamberlain-3.0.0.zip
Supported Versions
- 12.0.7
- The position HUD is now a small launcher. Instead of a tall stack of buttons it carries a few: Build, Map, Rooms, and Settings. The House Map is one click away again. It still shows in your own house and can be moved or hidden the same way.
- New build toolbox. Click Build to open it. It shows your live coordinates and holds the tools for making and fitting rooms.
- Making a room no longer needs Mark A, Mark B and Create. Stand where you want the room and click Add room here. A small room drops at your feet and the name box opens right away.
- Fit a room while you stand in it: pick the room in the toolbox, walk to a wall and click Snap nearest edge to me, or use Grow and Shrink. The house map keeps its drag handles for fitting from above.
- Add stairs and Floor pin moved off the HUD and into the toolbox.
- Settings moved out of the room manager into their own window, opened by the Settings button or /chamberlain settings. The room manager is now only My Rooms and Party.
- The minimap button: left-click shows or hides the launcher as before, middle-click opens the house map, right-click opens the room manager.
- Rooms can be round. In the toolbox, click Round room instead of Square room and it drops where you stand like any room. A circle's banner fires inside the actual circle, not the corners of its box. Size it with Grow and Shrink, or stand at the rim and click Set radius to me. Round rooms draw as a disc on the house map, and they share and export like any other room. Older clients see them as a square.
- A "Room banners" switch in Settings turns the gold name banner off entirely, for players who only want the map. It's personal and stays on your computer, and flipping it off clears any banner already showing.
- A What's New notice pops the first time you step indoors after updating, listing the changes since the version you last ran. Close it, or click Never show update notes to silence them for good. You can reopen the latest notes anytime with /chamberlain whatsnew. New installs don't see it.