Animal Crossing: New Horizons it is without a doubt one of the games of the moment, not only is an ideal game for not loosing your Switch until within a few years, but could not land at a better time, with your cozy design and a community that is characterized by an especially friendly, is the perfect escape for a global situation quite precarious, almost no one imagined would have to live in your life.
Now, if you’re one of the many dedicated players that every time delves more into the alternate world of your island and you want to get the most out of everything, find new designs, create your own art into the game, to join a community, swap things, trade, or simply visit other people even in a virtual space, these websites you are going to come up great.
Animal Crossing Pattern Tool
Known in the community for years also be used in previous games of the saga Animal Crossing, in acpatterns.com you have the possibility of use the online tool for create designs, which you can then import into the game by scanning QR codes with the official app of Nintendo Switch for iOS or Android.
The editor shows you a template grid that you can change the pattern by several presets. You have multiple tools to choose colors and fill in fields.
However, perhaps one of its best features is the of convert any image in a design for Animal Crossing, that is to say, you can upload a photo or artwork from your computer and convert it into a pattern for use in the game.
You can also browse through the library of patterns created by other users that you can add to your game the same way, by scanning the QR code.
Nookpedia
Now, although you can scan QR codes to import designs as in other Animal Crossing, in New Horizons there is the novelty of that once you unlock the shop of the Sisters ‘Handyman’ you can have your own “store” of designs. Basically Nintendo will be assigned a creator code and a code for each one of the designs that you create and choose to publish.
To add these designs don’t need to scan anything, just enter the code of another person or of a design directly on the panel that is located in the clothing store. Designs abound, and for this there is this initiative called Nookpedia.
Nookpedia is a website created by a fan and has been adding by hand some of the best designs that share a community of users. Has a search engine and filters out the designs by type. It is a work in progress, but an excellent site where you can find designs quickly.
Communities
A must-have for enjoy more the game in the community is Discordespecially because the communication functions of the own Nintendo are not the easiest to use. Now, as with everything, in Discord have proliferated the servers on Animal Crossingand one of the first and largest is ACNH with more than 100,000 users.
While the latter can be overwhelming for the huge number of people, it can also be extremely useful for the exchange of items, or to find good prices to buy and sell turnips.
If you are looking for something smaller and in Spanish, the group of Empire Crossing, or the server Nintenderos Animal Crossing: New Horizons ESP they are a good option. Be that as it may, you always have the possibility of creating your own server with your friends.
Superfluous to recommend the communities of Reddit for Animal Crossingthe subreddit main r/AnimelCrossing it is a good site for a laugh with memes, share your experience, and within this thread you can get people from all over the world, and of the two hemispheres sharing codes Dodo or friend to visit or exchange things.
To that I want to add the recommendation of r/ACQR a subreddit dedicated to sharing designs to download via QR codes, or from the store of the Sisters ‘Handyman’. It is much bigger than the newly created Nookpedia.
Finally, I want to recommend a tiny community created by a player from Spain that account currently, with a group of WhatsApp to chat about the game and make friends, and a group derived from this only to the trade.
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Websites and communities are essential for all who are playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons
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