Search a map, jump to a visual hide spot, then copy the hiding logic into the next room when the lobby learns it.
Difficulty: Beginner
Stand beside the curtain fold, sample the dark cloth, then use a narrow vertical pose. The goal is to read as one extra fold, not as a person hiding behind fabric.
Seeker check: Check both curtain edges from the side, not only from the doorway.
Use a compact pose on a low shelf or beside shelf clutter. Match two colors: shelf shadow on one side, book or trim color on the exposed side.
Seeker check: Compare shelf objects for repeated spacing; player shapes are usually too smooth.
Crouch under or beside counter clutter. Sample the countertop and repaint highlights after stepping back from the wall.
Seeker check: Sweep low under tables and counters before leaving the room.
Difficulty: Beginner
Choose a hay edge, not the center of an open wall. Paint straw yellow plus darker seams so your outline joins the bale texture.
Seeker check: Strafe sideways; wrong body thickness appears when the angle changes.
Wall-stick high near a beam and flatten the pose. This wins when seekers scan animals and hay first.
Seeker check: Look up along every beam before calling the barn clear.
Become one more simple prop shape near an animal or fence cluster. A weird shape works if the room already contains weird shapes.
Seeker check: Compare the suspect object against nearby real props.
Difficulty: Hard
Hide beside pipe shadows and paint uneven bands instead of one clean color. Sewer rewards noisy texture.
Seeker check: Slow down near pipes; body curves are smoother than pipe geometry.
Crouch low beside barrels and copy the red/dark split. Do not stand centered in the open.
Seeker check: Shoot barrel groups only after checking for extra rounded edges.
Paint a broken wall mark rather than a body color. Pattern alignment matters more than exact shade.
Seeker check: Look for paint marks that ignore brick seams.
Difficulty: Hard
Flatten against a corner and paint both wall tones. Blank walls punish outlines, so use corners and seams only.
Seeker check: Check wall thickness and the shadow at the floor line.
Turn your body into a small sign-like detail. Keep it smaller than the obvious player silhouette.
Seeker check: Inspect any wall mark that is larger or glossier than the others.
Use a thin pose near ceiling trim. It works once, then move the same idea to a different hallway.
Seeker check: Look up before rotating out of long corridors.
Difficulty: Medium
Copy the black/white split of a penguin prop and pose as a chunky decoration. Comedy props make odd silhouettes believable.
Seeker check: Compare statue spacing and look for the one with mismatched shine.
Use bathroom tiles for color reference, then become a small tub/toilet-side object. Avoid burying too deeply into fixtures.
Seeker check: Enter the bathroom and inspect from two angles, not only the doorway.
A high plain-sight prop works because many seekers scan at eye level. Align with the fixture and repaint the underside shadow.
Seeker check: Check ceiling fixtures for extra lumps or wrong-colored blades.
Spot logic is synthesized from current community guide patterns: object disguise, look-up spots, under-object spots, wall-pattern matching, legal in-bounds hiding, and seeker counters. The diagrams are wiki placeholders, not official screenshots.