Farm progression: feed, gate & diorama

Revisit the corridor near the greenhouse and look behind the silhouette of the kite girl. A player reports that picking up pig feed is what enables the staff entrance. If you already have feed, note the exact entrance and current objective rather than assuming this describes every locked staff door. The wooden wheel reportedly belongs on a gate in the pig room, not the room’s door.

Suggested sequence from the discussion: collect the feed → check the staff entrance again → use the wooden wheel on the pig-room gate → look for the delivery pipe in that gate room → complete the farm tasks → return to the earlier diorama and use its button to advance. Source chain: [TeamAmnesia]Daniel comments #6 (16:24:02 PDT), #10 (16:37:05) and #12 (16:45:20), followed by original poster Lavender Gooms #15 (18:23:12), all 26 October. Evidence level: moderate community chain; the last comment reports a further progression step, not an independent reproduction of every earlier instruction. If your scene differs, stop and record the difference rather than force this route.

Use this as a dependency checklist, not a claim about the whole farm chapter. Advance to the next checkpoint only after observing its state in your own game.

1. Feed checkpoint: revisit the greenhouse-side corridor, search its later section behind the kite-girl silhouette, and check whether you actually picked up the pig feed. Simply seeing the item is not the reported trigger.
2. Entrance checkpoint: return to the staff entrance after the pickup. If it remains closed, record which entrance you tried and what your objective says; the thread does not establish every staff door as interchangeable.
3. Gate checkpoint: in the pig-room situation, distinguish the room door from the internal gate. The reported wooden wheel targets the gate. Testing it on the door is a different action.
4. Delivery checkpoint: after that gate step, search the gate room for the delivery pipe. The report places the pipe there; it does not provide a separate room number or exact map coordinate.
5. Return checkpoint: after completing the farm tasks, revisit the earlier diorama button. The original poster reports this as the continuation point; do not keep searching the pig room for an invented second exit.

A release-night community discussion treats ticket images as environmental clues: look for matching landmarks such as the cow or kite girl, rather than assuming the ticket is a numeric keypad code. Editorial method: note each visible symbol, identify the matching landmark, inspect that location, and record the result before moving to another symbol. The reviewed research does not establish a universal symbol order or every ticket answer. Keep your own ticket image and version attached to any follow-up question.

These are two different reported dependencies. The wheel belongs to the pig-room gate; the feed pickup is the reported trigger for the staff entrance. Recheck the feed location first instead of treating the wheel as the staff-door key. If you already collected feed and the entrance still stays shut, compare the exact scene and objective with your notes. A failed attempt is evidence of a mismatch or unresolved condition, not proof that repeating the same action will fix it.

Return to the earlier diorama and try its button, as reported by the original poster. Before leaving the farm area, note which tasks visibly changed state so that a later helper can distinguish unfinished work from a missing continuation interaction. If the button produces no change, report that specific observation together with your version and current objective. The discussion supplies a return point, not a confirmed checklist of every task or a promise about saving and checkpoints.