Evermore High Controls & Green Phone Guide

Evermore High keeps input simple on purpose: standard Roblox movement, a clear HUD, labeled campus maps, and a green phone that holds Codes, Jobs, vehicle spawn, and other apps. This guide walks through each layer so PC, mobile, and console players can navigate campus, redeem Morebucks, start town shifts, and keep roleplay scenes smooth. Pair it with the Tools Hub, Getting Started, and Jobs & Town once you know where every button lives.

Movement basics

Paper Swan Games does not invent a custom combat scheme. If you have played any modern Roblox experience, you already know the muscle memory:

Action	PC (typical)	Mobile	Notes
Move	WASD	Virtual joystick	Walk between classes, dorms, and town
Jump	Space	Jump button	Clear short steps and props
Camera	Mouse drag / right-stick feel	Touch drag	Orbit to frame outfits and scenes
Sprint / shift-lock	Game settings dependent	Thumb controls	Use whatever Roblox client option you prefer
Interact	Click / tap / proximity prompts	Tap prompts	Follow on-screen cues for seats, doors, jobs

Because servers hold about 30 players, camera awareness matters as much as keybinds. Zoom out in crowded courtyards, then zoom in for outfit checks or dialogue. If performance dips on low-end devices, lower Roblox graphics in the Escape menu rather than fighting the camera.

HUD: schedule and quest tracker

Beyond movement, watch the schedule / quest tracker on screen. It is your day planner:

• Shows upcoming class or objective beats
• Helps you avoid missing attendance-flavored loops that feed the school fantasy
• Lets friend groups sync on the next meetup
• Signals when you should change into PE, formal, or town-ready outfits

Treat the tracker like a soft GPS. When it names a location you do not know, cross-check the in-world map labels and our campus map article. Labels are written for readability across devices—do not assume you need a third-party minimap script.

Map labels and wayfinding

Evermore High sprinkles text labels across campus wings, dorm areas, and town approaches. Good habits:

1. Stop moving for a second when you enter a new courtyard so labels can register
2. Face the building entrance before opening the phone so you do not spawn a vehicle into a wall
3. Agree on a landmark name with friends (“fountain,” “gym doors,” “town plaza”) instead of raw coordinates
4. Use private servers from the Players Hub when you are scouting routes for a filmed scene

Wayfinding gets easier after one full school-day loop through classes and a dorm return via dorms.

Green phone overview

The green phone icon sits at the bottom of the screen. Tap or click it to open the Dial-style menu. You will usually finish or skip the short tutorial before every app unlocks. Inside the phone, prioritize these tools.

Codes app

1. Open the green phone
2. Select Codes
3. Paste a working code into the input box
4. Hit Redeem
5. Confirm Morebucks landed before closing the menu

Active strings and rewards live on the Codes Hub. Redeem at the start of a session so shopping and job planning use the updated balance. Codes are case-sensitive enough that copy-paste beats typing on mobile.

Jobs app

The Jobs entry routes you into town work loops that pay Morebucks. Open it when the school day winds down or when your wardrobe budget is empty. Full shift advice, routes, and spending tips sit in Jobs & Town. After a job, return to campus for classes or hangouts instead of idling in menus.

Vehicle spawn

Vehicle spawn lets you call a ride for longer campus-to-town hops. Best practices:

• Spawn in open asphalt or marked lanes, not on top of roleplay circles
• Exit the vehicle a short walk from your destination so arrivals feel natural
• Avoid ramming crowds—servers are social spaces first
• Despawn or park cleanly before starting a serious scene

Other apps

Paper Swan Games continues to extend the phone. When updates or events add icons, expect quality-of-life tools rather than combat loadouts. Recheck this guide after major patches and skim the Tools Hub for newly documented utilities.

Optional VIP and Robux outfit bundles

VIP passes and outfit bundles appear as optional Robux purchases. They can speed up cosmetic variety but are not required to use movement, the phone, jobs, or codes. Free Morebucks from gameplay and promos already fund a strong lookbook. If you do buy, compare community opinions on the tier list and keep receipts of what each bundle actually unlocks in your inventory.

Roleplay-friendly control habits

Controls should support scenes, not interrupt them:

• Open the phone between dialogue lines, not mid-confession
• Use moods from Roleplay Servers events—eating, sleeping, bathing—without yanking other players out of their animations
• Warn chat before you spawn a loud vehicle near a quiet dorm RP
• On mobile, lock your thumbs before long emote sequences so you do not drift into someone else’s hitbox
• Switch to a free private server when you need precise staging for photos or scripts of friend-group lore

Roommate features are upcoming; when they ship, expect extra prompts inside dorms. Until then, treat dorm controls like any other proximity interaction and respect host rules.

Device-specific tips

PC

• Keep the chat window sized so map labels stay visible
• Bind push-to-talk if you use voice with trusted friends
• Use higher camera sensitivity in town traffic, lower sensitivity for fashion screenshots

Mobile

• Play in landscape for easier phone taps
• Paste codes from your notes app to avoid typos
• Raise brightness outdoors so the green phone icon remains obvious

Console

• Rely on Roblox’s on-screen keyboard carefully when redeeming codes—or redeem on a linked phone session if typing is painful
• Increase dead zones if stick drift nudges you during conversations

Troubleshooting checklist

Phone icon missing — Finish or skip the tutorial, rejoin the server, and confirm you are in the main Evermore High experience (not a fan remake).

Code fails — Check spelling on /codes/, remove spaces, and verify the promo has not expired. One code per redeem action.

Jobs button does nothing — Move to an open area, close overlapping UI, and retry. If town teleport soft-locks, rejoin and open Jobs again.

Vehicle clips into geometry — Walk to a flatter road marker before spawning. Do not spam the spawn button.

Tracker outdated after an update — Soft rejoin. Major schedule changes are usually called out on Updates and official socials listed in the Links Hub.

Can’t find friends — Confirm you share the same private server or public instance, then meet at a labeled landmark from the campus map.

Practice route (15 minutes)

1. Spawn in and note the schedule tracker objective
2. Walk to the labeled building without opening menus
3. Open the green phone → Codes → redeem anything active
4. Change into a context-ready outfit
5. Phone → Jobs → complete one short town task
6. Spawn a vehicle, return to campus, park politely
7. Join a low-stakes hallway greeting using tips from Players

Finish that loop once and the UI will feel invisible—which is exactly when Evermore High roleplay gets good. Return here after patches, and keep the Tools Hub bookmarked for quick app reminders.