Main Menu is a central place for the game where you can find all the needed functionality for your game. You can navigate through the main menu Sections using the header buttons at the top of the screen.

Most of the interactable objects of the menu have tooltips attached to them, so if you hover your mouse over them for a moment you'll get explanation about it.


Hub:

• Entry screen for when you launch the game.
  
• Info Board for general information.
  
• Featured Lounge to join and it's information.

Lounges:

• Manage and host your Lounges.
  
• Lounge Editor launcher.

Workshop:

• Create Workshop submissions.
  
• Update Workshop submissions.

Options:

• Change game options to fit your system specifications.

All the other icons in the header have tooltips attached with a description for them.

So you've joined a Lounge or hosted your own and are not sure how to do various stuff? No problem, we'll get hang of this in just a moment.

• WASD to move the character and space to jump.
  
• Q to open Functions panel together with Host Info panel.
  
• E to pick up an object.
  
• Hold E to open the interaction wheel with the object.
  
• Left Mouse Button to throw the item you're carrying.
  
• Right Mouse Button to rotate the item you're carrying.
  
• Middle Mouse Button to paint on drawboard you're facing.
  
• Enter button to open text chat and focus on input field.
  
• Hold V to use voice chat.

Function Panel is the window that opens in the center of the screen, from which you'll be able to spawn objects that you have in your Steam Inventory, manage permissions if you're the host and etc.

Function Panel header consists of 5 buttons:

• Objects - For spawning various objects and keeping track of them if you're the host.
  
• Visitors - See the visitors and manage their permissions if you're the host.
  
• Lounge - Change general Lounge settings such as privacy if you're the host.
  
• Guy with a Plus - Invite your friends to the Lounge.
  
• Door - Exit game to the main menu.

Host Info Panel shows up at the same time as Function Panel, but in the top-right corner. There you'll find the Host's Steam avatar and Steam nickname.

Below it you'll find interactable buttons:

• Just a Guy - Pressing it will open Steam Overlay and open host's Steam profile page.
  
• Floppy Disk - Pressing it will save all objects in the Lounge for the next time you come back to the Lounge. However, it wont save objects spawned by the visitors and this button only works for the host.

This game features an Inventory System just like TF2, CS:GO and many other games. You get items for Project Lounge in a similar way just like those games. While you play you get the chance to get a drop and when you do you'll receive a Steam Notification.

In this guide section you'll find all the necessary information you need to know to contribute to the Project Lounge through Steam Workshop.

• Object - 3D model that's going to be inside the game and interactable.
  Requirments for these items are:
  
  • Item must give low-poly feeling.
    
  • Vertex Painting for low-poly coloring and no materials. (Allowed to be different in special occasions)
    
  • Less than 900 vertex attributes. So if you're just vertex painting, you can't have any more than 450 vertices. (If the model is truly complex, more than 900 vertex attributes are allowed)
    
  • Scale of imported items at base must be 1x1x1. (Allowed to be different in special occasions)
    
  • Mesh must be well done and clean.
• Vinyl - Soundtrack of a single or multiple music files owned by you, that can be put into in-game vinyl item and played through vinyl players.
  Requirements for these items are:
  
  • High-Quality .mp3 format
    
  • 3-10 min. length.
    
  • Submission must contain a sample of the soundtrack for public to hear, for example a link to SoundCloud page.
• Other - Just a general idea or concept that can make the game better.

You can choose the submission type to the right of the ID input field that by default says "Object".

You can upload and update your contribution through the Workshop section inside the game. Inside there you'll find a list of information you have to fill out which is explained by the gray text. When you fill out all the needed information, press the "Create" button.

When you upload your submission, you'll receive special ID that you'll use to update your contribution, write it down somewhere for future use.

If you want to update your contribution, enter the ID and all the new data you wish to change and press "Update" button.

Since Lounge Editor is a really powerful tool, it has seperate Guide which you can find below:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=790771958

To be populated soon.

If you've got any questions, you can always ask in the comments section.