Aniimo Homeland Planner

Requirements

From the game's “Estimated Require” panel

In the game, open the Aniimo menu (5 on PC) while in your Homeland, then click the black ! circle next to Ability Distribution to open the Estimated Require panel. Type each number you see there into the box under the matching ability below (same order as the game). The planner then finds Aniimo whose Homeland abilities add up to at least these amounts.

Ability Distribution – Estimated Require

Your Homeland

Tell the planner how much room you have for Aniimo, and which buildings you've built.

Homeland space

RV level Your RV level decides how many Aniimo can live in your Homeland and how many of each building you can place. Spaces for the Homebuilding Zone Aniimo in the Homebuilding Zone earn Bud Tickets, which buy decorative furniture. These come out of your total Aniimo spaces.

Buildings

Counts start at the most you can place at your RV level; lower any you haven't built (0 means not built). Your Aniimo are a pool that moves between buildings; a building only stops while no Aniimo is free to work it. Full-time producers (Mine, Well and the Leisure buildings) make goods from nothing, so each keeps one Aniimo busy all the time, and so do climate buildings and the generator. Part-time processors turn other goods into products, so they only work while they have inputs: the planner compares a few busy levels on the Optimise tab, or type a building's own busy %. Part-time farm work (Farmland and Woodland plots) only needs help now and then – each step takes about 5 seconds per plot. All your Aniimo, including any in the Homebuilding Zone, share your RV level's space limit.

How many	Building	Type	Who can work here	Best personality

Personalities are random on each Aniimo you catch, so look for the personality on an Aniimo with the right ability. It only speeds up work at its own building.

* Guides only publish the first and last Farmland, Woodland and Mine limits. The levels in between come from the RV upgrade requirements (for example, the game asks you to place 18 Farmland plots before RV 10) and haven't been checked in-game yet.

Available Aniimo

The planner can use every Aniimo you can normally catch (base and regional forms), as many of each as it needs. Prismana forms and legendary Aniimo are left out unless you tick them, and so is a lower evolution stage (e.g. a Lumin) when an Aniimo it evolves into (e.g. its Nova) is at least as good at every job. Untick any Aniimo you don't want suggested.

Search Ability

Your starter Lunara Helion Not chosen You only get one starter. Choose yours so the planner can use it.

Include Prismana forms · off by default Include legendary Aniimo · hard to get, off by default

Use	Aniimo	Homeland abilities

Workforce Recommendation

Press "Optimise workforce" once you've filled in Requirements and Homeland.

Recommended Workforce

The smallest group of Aniimo that covers your requirements and buildings, chosen from your Available Aniimo.

No recommendation yet.

Ability Coverage

Your requirement targets compared with the recommended team's total ability levels.

Ability	Needed	Team total	Status

Building Jobs

Who works where. Full-time jobs show a number of Aniimo. Part-time jobs (processors and farm steps) show how much of one Aniimo's day they take, e.g. 50% means half of one Aniimo's day.

Job	Work needed	Work assigned	Status

Personalities to Look For

Personalities are random on each Aniimo, so look for these on an Aniimo with the ability shown. Each one makes its buildings work 20% faster, only at those buildings.

Run the optimiser to see suggestions.

Using Your Spare Spaces

Ideas for the Homeland spaces left after the recommended workforce moves in.

Run the optimiser to see suggestions.

Calculating… Trying combinations of Aniimo at a few processor busy levels. This can take a few seconds.

Settings

How the planner works out farm jobs. These can usually stay as they are. To choose which Aniimo the planner can suggest, use the Available Aniimo tab.

Farmland and Woodland plots Choose your main crop (or type minutes below) Crop growth time (minutes) Default 20 min is a rough average. If you grow several crops, enter the one you plant most. Faster crops need tending more often, so you'll need more farm helpers. Let one Aniimo cover several farm jobs (e.g. watering and harvesting) Usually on. Turn off to give each farm job its own Aniimo – needs more Aniimo but is simpler to set up in-game.

Advanced farm settings

Most players can leave these as they are.

Walking time allowance Extra time farm helpers spend walking between plots. More walking means more helpers are needed. How busy to keep farm helpers (%, 1–100) The most of each helper's day the planner fills with farm steps. 50% = half-busy (safe). Raise it to use fewer helpers; lower it if your farm falls behind. Walking time is already covered by the setting above. Processor work can fill the rest of a helper's day, up to 100%.

E-mode (power)

From RV 12 a Crackle Generator can power buildings in E-mode: they need no Aniimo and run at the speed of the power grid. The planner picks which ones to power so you need as few Aniimo as possible.

Use E-mode in the plan Only does anything once you have a Crackle Generator. You can also force a building on or off on the Homeland tab. Grid speed to aim for Grid speed is the generator's output divided by what the powered buildings draw, up to 120%. Over the output, every powered building slows down. 120% only needs draw to stay at 5/6 of the output.