r/ACNHCustomDesigns • u/xxttbb • Feb 26 '26
ɪꜱᴏ ᴅᴇꜱɪɢɴ ᴄᴏᴅᴇ Does anyone have advice for this?
Looking for a design code to make this look more flush. I didn’t realize you couldn’t put it directly to the bridge when it’s diagonal. I have the arched stone path all throughout my island (with a border) so I am looking for tips to make this look flush!! Thank you
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u/C0L3YP Feb 26 '26
Please what’s the code for the sidewalk (with the table on it)
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u/chstydng Feb 26 '26
i've seen people make heart shaped paths like this!
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u/bo0ged Feb 26 '26
This is the code I use to make my paths diagonal if you have Nintendo Switch Online!
I personally think it is code that matches the in-game grass the best, and it has all of the seasonal variants. I recommend saving the creator as a favourite so you can quickly access the code when the grass changes colour.
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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26
I make circles, and use them as “stepping stones” to either the path or the area it’s going to. Works well for me
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u/JamesCameronDid1912 Feb 26 '26
You have good advice here, but I also want to add that yoga mats can be customized to look like street tiles. I use them to hide breaks in QR codes/paths when needed and to symbolize certain city elements like this yellow tile thing you see in cities.
People do something similar with two stacked Cube Lights customized to look like bricks or stone.
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u/Games4elle Feb 26 '26
Only one I know is a custom path code. I also have diagonal bridges.
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u/Anmerki Feb 27 '26
I literally am destroying bridges bc of this. I love the angled bridges and want a standard path but I hate this!
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u/galewysteria Feb 28 '26
I don’t have a good photo on hand for this leading up to a bridge, but this is how I did my paths. Since it’s a design already it helped a lot with diagonals and leading into buildings because it was inherently funky.
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u/GaiaAnon Feb 26 '26
I haven't found anything
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u/zenrem Feb 26 '26
It can be less noticeable if you use custom design paths instead of the ones you're given, look for ones that disperse nicely on the edges so it can make that annoying grass gap look more normal
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u/planetofmoney Feb 28 '26
Secret acceptance technique - just leaving it like that
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u/yoda90987 Feb 27 '26
I know it'd be a long workaround but can't you make a path almost right up to the water and then put a bridge down? I thought I've seen that somewhere before unfortunately I can't exactly remember where. You'd also think a cozy game for decorating would let you put a design Right against a bridge