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SJ3lli3

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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:22 am

So I've read the guide on how to make a perfect town; but what pattern actually works?
So far a 1x1 square across and down doesn't work, you end up with too many trees.
Now I'm trying a 3 across and 2 down; but I'm still working on that one sweatdrop

Does planting trees near the lake, houses, or bulidings (like the museum, tailor, shop, and town hall) affect the growth of your trees (like do they grow, and if they do, will the fruit fall into the water?)?

Any specific pattern's that you used that worked? Please share >w<;;

Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 8:59 pm

Try dividing it up into a 4 x 4 grid with each grid being 16 x 16 squares. A square is the same size as one pattern. The best way to begin would be to start with a full 16 x 16 grid, usually in the upper right or upper left section of town. Lay a pattern every square for 16 squares, then move down and repeat for 16 more. Do this until you complete your first 16 x 16 grid. Repeat for the rest of your town.

You must also take into account that the river will break "acres".

Eventually, you will end up with a grid pattern looking similar to this:
(This is not the actual size of the grid, only an example) Credit is to be given to CMH from animal crossing community for this wonderful grid.

X = Pattern

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X------XX------XX------XX------X
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X------XX------XX------XX------X
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Now all that's required is to have between 10 to 14 trees in each "acre" along with at least 3 flowers

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SJ3lli3

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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 6:05 pm

Does the trees that surrond the walls have to be regular trees, or can they also be fruit trees? And for the:

Quote:

X------XX------XX------XX------X
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red X part, do those have to be regular trees or can be fruit? sweatdrop

Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 9:37 pm

it doesnt really matter, trees are trees and your fruit wont fall into the water, it will just fall in a different spot than normal

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Thy Heavenly Necromancer

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Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 6:55 pm

There can only be two-hundred trees in a town, and they can't be placed right next to rocks, other trees, buildings, pavement, sand, water, or bridges. Basically anything that's an object. For example:

G= grass R= rock P= pavement H= house T= tree BR= Bridge

GGRPPPPP
GGGGPPPP
GGGGTPPP

^ Won't work. It's to close to a block of pavement. Only this:

GGG
GTG
GGG

^ Will work. Or...

RGGG
BGTG
RGGG

Something like that. Now, since Nintendo makes their trees in stupid ways, they'll have a tree next to a building. That won't work, even if you cut it down and put a non-native fruit there. Unfortunately, I got my hopes up and wasted a perfectly good pear. Stupid me. Oh, and I need pears since it's the only thing I don't have.

But... that's how I do it. Sorry for this big block of text.

Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 12:33 am

I've tried planting trees on blank areas(but still close to other trees) and they just die out. Is there like a limit on how many trees can be close to each other?

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.Neko.Lirin.

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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 6:57 pm

it doens't matter to much. i was able to achieve a perfect town with the trees that were planted there from the begining of the game, plus the extra non-native fruit trees. actually, i didn't get the perfect town until after the flower festival, where i just maintained the flowers that my animals had planted, and then i was able to get the watering can

Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:35 pm

I just did what they told me at the Town Hall. It doesn't matter where you plant the trees, as long as they aren't right next to something else, besides a flower.