Acnh Path Design Ideas – After months of work, I finally completed the cobblestones of Bywater, my Shire themed island! I think this is quite an achievement and I’m very proud of myself! It’s 46 pieces and requires a lot of careful steps, plus I’ve never considered “random” road placement like cobblestones to be my specialty. The path was inspired by the Hobbiton movie set, with very similar cobblestones on dirt and grass, winding through hilly streets and the hobbit hole. If you want to see all of my designs, as always, check out this page, but if you want more information on how to use this pad, keep reading.
The trail is quite complex and I can see that even just looking at the pieces would be intimidating! So I thought I’d give some guidance and explain what some of these parts are for.
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My first tip is to scan the snippets in the order they appear in my creator code menu! If you scan them one by one starting with the first cartridge slot, they will end up showing up in what I would consider an organized way.
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Here is a version with each tag. If you’re road savvy, this might be what you need:
Hopefully you’ve seen some popular 9-slot paths and understand how the common sections work! There are standard horizontal, vertical and corner pieces that you can mix together for a variety of twisted and effortless touches. and a “fill” pattern in the middle to make things wider. But I’ll explain some of the more confusing parts below!
One type of diagonal is a wide diagonal created by outer corner pieces, inner corner pieces, and a fill pattern in between.
The other is a skinny diagonal path formed by skinny blocks of turns/corners! I feel like this and the broader one should be easy to figure out.
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Maybe I’m wrong, but I think these “inner diagonal” pieces for mid-diagonal roads are less common, or not needed for some roads. Then let me explain it with a picture!
An “Inside Corner” piece is basically very similar to an “Inside Corner” piece, except instead of having just one inside corner tuft, there are two inside corner tufts on opposite sides. This way you can attach it to the outside corner piece to create a diagonal!
I definitely want to explain why there are two extra sections for the thin horizontal path and the thin vertical path! I can understand how it could get confusing, but basically it’s just for a change! If you want to save some slots, you can skip the extra slots entirely and scan only the main ones. The problem is that with any sloped path in a straight direction, it can look repetitive over a long period of time.
Something to remember is that only the *main* part will connect well to the rest of the mat! The extra section is just to add some variety to the long, straight narrow road.
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This is “definitely” the most complex aspect of the road and the most overwhelming with the number of slots! The best part is that you don’t have to use every piece if you don’t plan to connect a thin path with a wide path in a specific location. Because that’s what all these parts are for: *every* possible connection between a narrow road and a wider road.
The part I’m referring to here is circled in purple! I don’t know how to explain without making it too complicated, but I decided to show some examples of fusion pieces used on my island as an example:
You can definitely get creative with how the paths curve, diverge, and merge! Another use I’d like to throw away is a stone patio. You can even use inside corner pieces to make small holes in your stone patio:
If you have any questions or confusion about using it, please feel free to let me know! I think I’m pretty much done with the trail now, which means no seasonal changes or additional parts for the foreseeable future. There’s so much more I want to do, and I’m happy with how it looks now (and ready to move on after a few months of work, haha!). I hope this path is useful to others! 💚
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Comments on this blog are moderated and can only be seen by you and me. I can reply by editing the comment and adding my reply at the bottom. This ACNH Custom Design Guide highlights some of the best liner design codes so you can get the most out of your island design.
We recommend using custom Des paths after rolling points in the game and unlocking terraforming. This is because dropping it before this can be frustrating, as it may be accidentally removed by you if you need to pick up an item dropped on that path. Once you unlock terraforming, you’ll have the option to set your custom designs as real roads.
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Using the Custom Dess app you can create your own designs or download some via QR code. After unlocking the Able Sisters Shop, you can go to the kiosk and place any custom deck, search by deck ID, or search by creator ID. You’ll need a paid subscription to Nintendo Online to access this feature.
The Able Sisters Kiosk allows you to acquire and share original creations from Animal Crossing: New Horizons via a Creator ID or a personal Des ID of all types.
Saving other players’ actions is completely free. Without ringtones, there would be no corners! All you need is a blank lock.
You can always choose a custom design and choose to display it on the ground. However, you can get on the right path by unlocking the Island Desert app and using it to start building! Press the (+) sign and you will have several paths to choose from. Remember to purchase more items from the Nook Terminal when you first unlock the Island Desert app.
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In addition to the predefined paths, you can also choose “Custom Design” and use all of them to make the right path.
The following path codes are separated according to whether they are single-slot or multi-slot. You only have 50 Custom Des Slots available (can be used on anything) and 50 Pro Des Slots available (can only be used on clothes/hats). Therefore, you may prefer the single-slot path rather than the extended multi-slot path.
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