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This includes fences, paving, mailboxes, doors, and roofing, most of which belong to a particular theme . Like with other shops, the "stock" of what is available at the store changes daily. Players cannot purchase exterior modifications while they are having rooms expanded or added.
The peppy villager's starter house will have a combination of non-craftable furniture, plus items crafted by players during the island development storyline, primarily from the Wooden Block Series. The normal villager's starter house will have a combination of non-craftable furniture, plus items crafted by players during the island development storyline, primarily from the Wooden Series. The lazy starter villager's house will have a combination of non-craftable furniture, plus items crafted by players during the island development storyline, primarily from the Log Series and applicable native fruit sets.
List of Rustic Theme Items
The jock starter villager's house will have craftable items primarily from the Wooden Series, but not all items from that series, with some varying randomly (e.g., he may or may not have a bed or wardrobe). Similar to the big sister starter villager, the jock villager may initially retain the lantern, portable radio, and sleeping bag from their tent. Wallpaper, flooring, and item colors may also vary depending on the character (e.g., Bam will have furniture in the "Blue" variant, while Coach will have furniture in the "Cherry wood" variant). The big sister starter villager's house will have craftable items primarily from the Wooden Block Series, but not all items from that series, with some varying randomly (e.g., she may or may not have a bed or wardrobe). The villager may also initially retain the lantern, portable radio, and sleeping bag from her tent. Wallpaper, flooring, and item colors may also vary depending on the character (e.g., Katt will have furniture in the "Mixed wood" variant, while Mira will have furniture in the "Vivid" variant).
"Standard 1" and "Fantasy" house shapes uses rounded doors, while "Standard 2" and "Oriental" house shapes use rectangular doors. The ability to change roofs is unlocked after the third house upgrade . After the completion of the remodel, Tom Nook will inform the player of the changes.
Town ordinance hours
In Animal Crossing, there are five house exterior models with five colors each. Villagers will always have the same house exterior, and each exterior is shared between several villagers. There are several architectural styles the player can purchase for their house which will change its entire exterior appearance. In order to purchase one, the player must have both a left and right first-floor room added on to their house. Purchasing one of the architectural styles will not remove any exterior modifications (e.g. doors).
The two villagers that arrive at the Deserted Island will initially be housed in tents. Additionally, villagers may occasionally change the location of furniture in their house and randomly throw away furniture each day after moving in. House Expansion involves adding or increasing the size of rooms to the player's house.
List of Antique Theme Items
House expansions take certain features from Wild World and City Folk, by allowing the player to add rooms to the back and sides of the house, as was seen in Wild World, or add a basement, as seen in City Folk. However, a new feature in New Leaf, the player can determine what additional space to make to their house, unlike in previous games where the player had to follow a set sequence of expansion. The ability to change mailboxes is unlocked after the third house upgrade . Mailboxes can also be picked up and moved by the player once this option is available. The ability to change doors is unlocked after the fourth house upgrade .
In Animal Crossing, villager houses feature a fixed furniture layout that cannot be changed. In Doubutsu no Mori e+, villagers who are new to the game feature identical furniture layouts to specific existing villagers, albeit with different wallpaper, flooring, and songs. Unlike in later games, villager houses can be entered by the player if the villager is not home. Nook's Homes rotates stock each day with the player given a selection of a mailbox, roof, pavement, exterior design, fence, architecture, and two doors. If the player is visiting someone else's town, they can request a part from that Nook's Homes to be made available in their own town. Through the Nook's Homes shop, the player can purchase exterior modifications for their home.
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