What does the One More Lawn receipt score?
Coverage, Height, Care, Time, and Perfection, plus client comments. Elvira’s height target is 5 cm. Formula weights are Unverified.
One More Lawn Scoring
One More Lawn scoring: coverage, 5 cm height, care, time, and perfection on Elvira receipt. Missed edges and gnomes drop Care. November 2026. Weights TBA.
Coverage, 5 cm, care, receipt.
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At A Glance
This One More Lawn scoring page is the receipt, not a hidden combat rating. Steam app 5378110, One More Lawn by Superdou / Superdou. After you submit a job the client grades Coverage, Height, Care, Time, and Perfection, then prints comments. Elvira’s backyard target is 5 cm. Exact formula weights stay Unverified — play to the labels on the slip, not to a fan spreadsheet.
Coverage without the right height still fails. A smashed gnome is a Care problem even on a fully short lawn. Verified November 15, 2026 against Patch 1.0.1 · Steam app 5378110 · Steam.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Windows · Steam only |
| Mode | Solo or online co-op up to 6 players |
| Receipt columns | Coverage · Height · Care · Time · Perfection · comments |
| Elvira height | 5 cm (confirm units after 1.0.1 metric/imperial toggle) |
| Care fails | Gnomes, flower beds, fences, BBQ — do not smash them |
| Coverage fails | Uncut islands, skipped corners, untrimmed fence halo |
| Height fails | Right-looking lawn at the wrong lever |
| Formula weights | Unverified — no public percentage split |
| Unlocks | Golf around 90% Elvira in 1.0; island after golf — not a score-tree |
| Not this game | One More Land · lawn-company quotes · RPG DPS meters |
| Verified | November 15, 2026 |
How does the One More Lawn receipt score a job?
Submit is the end of the loop you learned in the beginner guide: engine, blades, height, mow, bag, fuel, trimmer. The receipt is five named grades plus a comment block. Public store copy and recaps list the same set: Coverage, Height, Care, Time, Perfection, then what the client actually says. Money is the payday line, not a sixth hidden skill.
Read the slip top to bottom. A high Coverage with a Height miss is a different failure from a Height hit with a Care miss. Comments usually echo the column that tanked — Elvira is picky about height, leftover grass, and broken garden junk. Do not average the columns in your head and call it a formula; weights are Unverified.
| Column | What it checks | Typical miss |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Was the grass actually cut where the job counts lawn | Islands, far corner, fence halo left for the deck |
| Height | Does remaining grass match the ticket | Elvira at anything but 5 cm |
| Care | Did you protect gnomes, beds, fences, BBQ | Hitch smash, deck scrape, drunk driving |
| Time | How long the job took | A slow clean job vs a fast dirty one — separate from Care |
| Perfection | Summary grade on the slip | Unverified mix of the columns above |
| Comments | Client voice on the receipt | Ignore these and you repeat the same miss |
Play the labels you can see
Until someone dumps the scoring function from the build, every “Coverage is 40% of the grade” claim is fan math. This wiki will not invent weights. If two columns are yellow and Perfection is low, fix those two columns on the next run.
Pay is not the grade
A receipt can pay you and still tell you Height was wrong. Unlock talk (golf at about 90% Elvira) is job completion, not a hidden Perfection gate — see jobs. Next: the one number every recap agrees on.
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Why does Elvira want 5 cm?
Elvira’s backyard is the scoring tutorial wearing a neighbor’s name. Long grass, fences, gnomes, BBQ. The height target is 5 cm. That number is in public recaps and the demo loop. If you finished the front yard on a teaching height and never touched the wheel, Elvira is where Height lights up red.
Patch 1.0.1 added metric or imperial units. 5 cm is not “whatever looks short.” If you switched to inches, convert and set the lever to the ticket, not to memory. The same patch called out the height lever at low FPS — a stuck lever is a graphics problem, not a different customer rule.
| Job | Height note | Scoring pressure |
|---|---|---|
| Front yard | Teaching lawn — learn the wheel | Low. Learn the loop. |
| Elvira | 5 cm | Height + Care + edges all live at once |
| Los Teros golf | Greens / fairways / tees differ | Multiple heights on one map — jobs |
| Island wedding | Whole island; keep the engine out of water | Coverage vs water stall, not a second 5 cm rule |
| Workshop maps | Author-defined | Wild grass can bag for cash and still skip map % (1.0.1) |
Set it before the first pass
Height is judged on what you leave behind. Cutting the whole yard at 8 cm and then dropping to 5 cm for a last lap is extra Time and still risks mixed height. Set 5 cm, cut a test stripe near the house, look at the grass, then commit.
Golf is not Elvira with a bigger number
Rubén’s course wants different heights on greens, fairways, and tees, plus raked bunkers. Do not carry “always 5 cm” onto golf. This One More Lawn scoring page treats 5 cm as Elvira’s ticket. Next: why a “fully mowed” lawn still splits into two failures.
How do Coverage and Height fail independently?
Coverage asks whether counted grass was cut. Height asks whether what remains matches the ticket. You can fail one and pass the other. That is the whole trick of this One More Lawn scoring system, and it is why “I mowed everything” is not a useful report.
Coverage holes: a strip behind the BBQ, a tongue of grass along the fence the deck cannot reach, a patch you skipped because the bag was full. Height holes: the lever sat on the front-yard setting; you changed height halfway and left two lengths; you never confirmed centimetres vs inches.
| What you see | Likely column | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Open lawn still shaggy in islands | Coverage | Another pass; dump the bag if it was full |
| Lawn looks even but Elvira complains height | Height | Wheel to 5 cm and recut |
| Open lawn short, halo along fence | Coverage (edges) | String trimmer on foot |
| Even 5 cm, gnome down | Care | Do not ram ornaments — see next section |
| Clean lawn, long clock | Time | Better route next run; do not smash to go faster |
| Several yellows, Perfection low | Summary | Fix named columns; weights Unverified |
The bag can fake a Coverage fail
A full bag stops the cut. You drive a “finished” stripe that never took grass. Dump or sell at Chiquito, then go back over that stripe. Stuck bag-grab was a 1.0.1 bug — if your hands will not drop the bag, that is the patch note, not a scoring rule.
Edges are Coverage, not a sixth column
The receipt does not always spell “trimmer.” Uncut fence line still reads as grass left behind. Dismount. The deck’s turning radius is not a trimmer. Machines that go wider (mowers) help open Coverage; they do not replace Care around gnomes.
What drops Care — gnomes, beds, fences?
Care is the “did you wreck the garden” column. Elvira’s yard puts gnomes on purpose. Do not smash them. Do not drive the deck through flower beds. Do not use a fence as a bumper to square a stripe. The BBQ is scenery, not a waypoint. Rear camera V exists so the hitch is not a surprise.
Beer blurs driving. That is a Care risk, not a scoring buff. Toys from Chiquito (drone, RC mower, speaker, paint) are not listed as Care tools in public copy — treat them as toys until an in-game tooltip says otherwise. Co-op fists and fruit are comedy; they are not a way to “clear” a gnome.
- Avoid01Set height first so you are not reversing through gnomes to recut
- Avoid02V on before you back toward ornaments
- Avoid03String trimmer around gnomes — do not clip them with the deck
- Avoid04Leave beds and fences as collision, not as guides
- Avoid05Save beer until after submit
- Avoid06In co-op, call gnome rows so a second rider does not farm them
A broken gnome is not a Coverage trick
Removing an ornament does not make the grass under it score better in any verified note. It drops Care and shows up in comments. If you clip one, finish the lawn anyway — the receipt will still grade Coverage and Height — but do not grind gnomes on purpose.
Tight fences are a dismount, not a ram
1.0.1 fixed being stuck unable to dismount in tight spots. Back out, Space off, trim, Space on. Scraping the deck along a fence to “save Time” is how Care and Coverage both dip. Next: the two columns people treat as the same number.
How do Time and Perfection work?
Time is its own column. A slow, clean Elvira run can still look good on Coverage, Height, and Care. A fast run that skips edges and clips a gnome trades Time for the other three. There is no verified “par time” in minutes on this page. 1.0.1 added 2-to-6 player time leaderboards and perfection leaderboards — those are scoreboard modes, not a published formula for the solo receipt.
Perfection reads as the summary. Recaps treat it as the headline grade. How much it borrows from Coverage vs Care vs Time is Unverified. Fix the named misses first. Comments are the plain-language version of the same story: leftover grass, wrong height, broken stuff, or “took you long enough.”
| If you want… | Do this | Do not |
|---|---|---|
| A readable Elvira receipt | 5 cm, full Coverage, trimmer, gnomes up | Invent column weights |
| Better Time next run | Plan dump and fuel so you do not walk twice | Ram fences to skip a three-point turn |
| Better Care | Wide around ornaments; V in reverse | Drink, then thread the gnome row |
| Golf later | Finish about 90% of Elvira in 1.0 | Assume Perfection % is the unlock |
| Co-op Perfection boards | Split deck vs trimmer vs bags | Six riders in one gnome alley |
Leaderboards are not the receipt math
Time and Perfection boards from 1.0.1 prove those two words are tracked. They do not prove weights. If you are chasing a board, still set height first — a fast wrong-height run is a fast Height fail.
What to do with a bad slip
Match each comment to a column, then rerun that column only: wheel, missed patch, trimmer, gnome line. Then open jobs for the next lawn’s heights instead of grinding Elvira for a fake XP bar.
What next
Next: pick the lawn on jobs and match that map’s heights, then choose a wider deck on mowers only after Elvira’s 5 cm receipt makes sense. First-hour loop: beginner guide.
FAQ
Why did I miss Perfection with a full lawn?
Wrong height, missed fence line, or a broken gnome. Time is a separate column. Do not assume Coverage is the whole grade.
What height does Elvira want?
5 cm. Confirm metric vs imperial in 1.0.1. Set the lever before the first full pass.
Do gnomes affect scoring?
Yes. Do not smash them. Care drops when you wreck gnomes, beds, or fences.
Is there a published scoring formula?
No. Column names are public. Percentage weights stay Unverified on this wiki.
Does Time punish a careful run?
Time is scored separately from Care. A slower clean receipt can still read well. Exact par times are TBA.
Does Perfection unlock golf?
Public notes say golf opens around 90% of Elvira’s job in the full game — treat that as completion, not a hidden Perfection formula. See jobs.
Do Chiquito toys change the receipt?
Not in verified copy. Bags keep the deck cutting (Coverage). Toys stay toys until a tooltip says otherwise.
What should I read next?
The jobs list for golf and island height rules, or the beginner guide if the engine-and-bag loop is still the blocker.
Last verified?
November 15, 2026
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