Identifying packages and parcels is an important task in Cat Mail Co. As you try to meet the demands of every customer, you will come across packages in different shapes and sizes. To identify them, you will have to depend on the clues provided by your clients. The quicker you identify a package, the more deliveries you will be able to perform.
Table of contents
- How to identify Packages from names in Cat Mail Co.
- All Package sizes in Cat Mail Co.
How to identify Packages from names in Cat Mail Co.
Occasionally, you will be able to use names of recipients to identify the correct package. Usually, you will be able to use the first and last name to identify a package.
While the first name is always written in full, the last name will only have a mention of the first letter. The last name will always tend to be something fictional and related to cats.
However, there will also be occasions where a client will simply tell you the last name. If that happens, you will have to look for a package with the starting letter (like W for Whiskers).
I’ve also come across rare occasions when a recipient will typically mention a person, or cats, with a middle name. In such cases, the package will have the first name in full and the first letter of the middle name on the package.
However, you cannot always rely on the names mentioned by your client to identify a package. Usually, you will also have to depend on the size and structure of a package to figure out which is the right one.
All Package sizes in Cat Mail Co.
The table below has descriptions and images of every package size you can find in Cat Mail Co. Sometimes, you will also have packages with unique decorations, borders, and more. You can always use those cues to help you find the correct ones.
| Description | Package Description | Grid Size | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| It’s a letter. | This will be a small brown or blue envelope. | 1x2x0.5 |  |
| It’s a small box, nothing special. | Look out for small rectangular boxes. | 1x2x1 |  |
| It’s cube-shaped. | You will want to find packages that are perfect cubes in shape. | 2x2x1 |  |
| It’s a small package. | Look for packages that will be exactly double the size of small box packages. Refer to the second row on this table. | 2x2x2 |  |
| It’s a mid-sized package with a card or rope around it. | Look for packages that look like thicker letters. They will always have a string attached to them, and they can appear in blue or brown color. Occasionally, these packages can also appear as a box with a rope around them. |
2x3x2 2x4x1 |
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| I hope it will fit on my bike. | Look for wide rectangular packages. | 2x4x2 2x5x2 |
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| About the same size as me. | These packages are typically taller and have similar appearances to the ones mentioned in the row above. Usually, they will have the same size as a full-grown cat. | 2x2x4 |  |
| The package has handles. | These packages have side openings on the box and a fruit symbol in front. | 2x3x2 |  |
| It’s a big box. I am building a cardboard castle. | Find out the largest and heaviest boxes that typically take the maximum shelf space. | 3x3x3 |  |
Additionally, you can also identify packages with special stickers that might be present on them.
- Duck sticker
- Clover sticker
- Lavender sticker
- Frog sticker
- Lemon sticker
- Beads (representing the jaw of a crocodile)
- Scratch marks (recipient says that the package was attacked by someone with long claws or an eagle)
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