Carry On Together how to use the job sheet by pressing J to open it: the first page is the contract, with the job name, its type and difficulty, the item count, the total weight, the reward and the time limit.

Carry On Together how to use the job sheet: the contract on page one

The job sheet is the paper sheet the crew lead carries, and J opens it. It was redesigned along with the radar on X and the map on M, so the three readouts now match each other.

The header is the contract. It gives the job name and its type, for example House with Terrace tagged MOVING - HOUSE - Medium, and underneath it the workload: 32 items, 7500 kg, a reward of ¢19.614 and a 10:40 time limit on the clock. That is everything you need to decide how many people to bring and how long the job should take.

The item rows

Each item on the page has a checkbox, a small picture of the piece, its name, the crew icon showing how many movers it takes, its value and its weight. On the House with Terrace order the Brown Piano is ¢2.689 and 325 kg, the L-Shaped Sofa ¢1.571 and 325 kg, the Refrigerator ¢1.680 and 325 kg, and the Washing Machine ¢1.400 and 325 kg.

The states are colour-coded and worth learning:

  • Delivered — a green tick, and the name struck through.
  • Destroyed — a red cross, the label Scrap and a value of ¢0.

The bottom legend breaks the job down by crew size, counting the furniture under 1 hand, 2 hands, 2 people and 3 people. A large job is spread over several sheets, so the page counter in the corner reads 1/4 on a four-page contract. The crew icon on a row is what tells you whether a piece is a solo job or a team job — the two-player carry guide covers what to do once you know it needs two.

The money line and the client panel

The money line reads Delivered 26/32 with a green progress bar, Remaining ¢7.163 and Damage −3.097. The sheet is therefore also the running invoice for the job, and it is where you see what a scratch has cost you.

Above it, the HOMEOWNER panel names the client for the job, their traits and their mood, and the FAVORITE panel names the piece they care most about. Both panels decide how the rest of the job goes, so the homeowner tips guide is the next thing to read.

The rest of the interface

The same two keys cover the rest of the job information: M opens the map, and X opens the radar. The radar, the map and the sheet itself were all rebuilt in the same update, and the radar in particular is what you use to find the other players and the pieces that are still lying around.

To point at a specific object rather than a direction, the ping guide covers the middle mouse button.