Every room I create in quest is for some reason an object, even when I put it's type as a room

[Supperteap]

Sorry if this is insanely obvious but I'm losing my mind over it and googling previous forums nothing comes up. I'm a beginer to quest so maybe this is a simple fix.

On the desktop version of quest, windows 11 if that matters. The title sums up most of my issue. I'm making a game and it was all going well, until I created a room. When I created that room, gave it some sub rooms/objects, etc, I finally tried to play, only to find that the room appears twice. It appears in the 'you can see' and in the 'you can go' things. So I thought I made it an object/room, but no, it's a room. The attributes claim it's an object, the tabs only show the room options. And when I go to the room folder I put this room in, it shows this new room as an object.

So I thought it was a one time issue and made a workaround. It's working now but that's only after I made it an object/room and removed the object part from appearing in the lists. Fine, right? Not at all. Because now everytime I create a new room, no matter where it goes, has that same issue. All the rooms I made before are perfectly fine, it was only after that one room did the issues start appearing.

Maybe I'm missing something really obvious here but does anyone know how to fix this? I can take screenshots if needed. Will be checking comments frequently. Thank you.

[KVonGit]

Hello.

A room in Quest is basically just a default object with extra attributes (like the room description, room enter and exit scripts, etc.).

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When I created that room, gave it some sub rooms/objects, etc, I finally tried to play, only to find that the room appears twice. It appears in the 'you can see' and in the 'you can go' things.

If you mean you put Room B inside of Room A, then you will be able to see Room B when in Room A.

Also, if you create an exit from Room A to Room B in this same scenario, it would show up in "You can see" as well as "You can go".

You could uncheck the "visible" box on Room B to make it invisible/inaccessible from within Room A without using the exit to get to it.

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If that didn't help any, you can post the code here and we can check it out.

You can copy and paste, with the code in between three backticks, like this:

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CODE HERE
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...or you can right-click the game file, then Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder to create a ZIP, which can be dropped into a comment here as an attachment.

[Supperteap]

This worked. I realise now this is the first time I've had a room A to room B situation where both have the type "room" and not "object/room"

Thank you.