Animal Crossing Action Replay Town Editing Guide by bowsersenemy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: To jump right to a location, simply copy the code nearby, press CTRL and F. now, paste the code into the box, and hit Find. NOTICE: Some of the information in this guide may now be out of date since acre control has become available. For instance, it IS safe to move your dump, as long as you keep it in a dump acre, and the dump acre is in the A acres. As such, it may well be safe to move things such as the light house. Sure, you can have as many as you want, but you may be required to keep one in a lighthouse acre. If that's true, then you CAN move it, as long as you move it with your lighthouse acre. Some of these are untested, so you're welcome to try them, and should something go wrong, simply make a code to reverse it. WARNING: LABEL YOUR MEMORY CARDS! I have discovered that some items and all acres stay even if you reset. This may not be the case with every item, but to be sure, I have decided to post one of the questions from the Frequently Asked Questions section, here. Here's the question as it appears in the FAQS section. --------------------------------- Q: Oops! I put the wrong town in! A: Relax. There's still hope. Just reset, put the right town in, and start again. Once you're done, check the town you accidentaly had in. If your town doesn't crash after loading, things are looking good. Go through all the areas you had set to be altered, and if something looks out of place, make another code to fix it. I can't stress enough how important it is to make sure you use the right town. Mark your memory cards. Also, once you've altered a town, turn the system completely off after saving, as any other town you so much as visit or load will have these effects brought into it. ---------------- Also, take note. I finaly added the Cautious items. Take care when using these. Contents 1.0 What this guide is about..........[what] | 1.1 Version History.................[past] 2.0 Frequently Asked Questions........[faqs] 3.0 What you need.....................[need] | 3.1 Action Replay...................[a.r.] 3.2 GCNcrypt........................[code] 4.0 How to use this guide.............[how2] | 4.1 How to remove items.............[cya!] 4.2 Do's and Dont's.................[oops] 4.3 Known Glitches..................[huh?] 4.4 European (PAL) hacking..........[PALH] 5.0 Town Hacking......................[town] | 5.1 Remove/Replace House Codes......[home] 5.2 Building sizes..................[size] 5.3 Acre Map and Acre Shortcuts.....[shrt] 5.4 Various Cool Info...............[info] 5.5 Items...........................[item] 5.6 Cautious Items..................[care] 5.7 Town hacking....................[hack] 6.0 Acre Hacking......................[acre] | 6.1 How to hack acres...............[inst] 6.2 The Real Town Map...............[mapy] 6.3 Acres...........................[dirt] 6.4 Acre Adresses...................[addy] 7.0 Villager Hacking..................[vill] | 7.1 The Housing Situation...........[hows] 7.2 Attitudes.......................[atit] 7.3 The Villagers...................[vily] 7.4 The Islanders...................[isle] 7.5 Fun Characters..................[haha] 7.6 Villager Addresses..............[zipc] 8.0 Player Name Hacking...............[name] | 8.1 What's in a name?...............[hwdy] 8.2 Letters and Numbers.............[text] 8.3 Name Addresses..................[mr.c] 9.0 Limited Town Name Hacking.........[t.n.] | 9.1 Letters and Numbers 2...........[txt2] 9.2 Town Name Addresses.............[4est] A.0 End of Guide......................[end.] | A.1 Legal...........................[legl] A.2 Thanks and Credits..............[cred] ---------------------------------- |What this guide is about. [what]| ---------------------------------- This guide was built so that people playing the Gamecube version of Animal Crossing can edit thier towns, with a few exceptions. You can't control the way the river works, or what the acres look like, but you CAN control what's IN the acres. Now, you could do that before, but with problems. Whenever you gave yourself items such as the town message board, your character would recieve letters from Tom Nook, with glitched items. The mail box STAYS full of them, no matter how many times you delete them. This guide shows you how to put items like that directly into your town, without having to worry about the Glitch Letters. ------------------------- |Version History. [past]| ------------------------- 1.0: Public release on YouTube and Gamefaqs message boards. 1.1: Minor updates, spelling fixes and some FAQS added. 1.2: Major addition: Building sizes were added so that proper removal and adding new buildings would be easier, also, Action Replay codes added for easier removal and restoration of player houses. 1.3: Officialy submitted to Gamefaqs, and accepted! Minor spelling fixes and more FAQS, one of which is in regards to the Brutis villager myth, and a link to my video showcasing the ONLY beta villager left in the game. 1.4: A problem has been addressed about removal of items accidentaly put in, or put into the wrong town. However, proper usage of the guide and making sure that the correct memory card used, will ensure minimal to zero glitches, all of which appear to be minor in the worst situations. Also, more FAQS. 1.5: Altered a few things in the guide a bit, fixed some spelling, and added a couple new sections. Firstly, Mp16z suggested I add the rest of the items. I took his advice. The rest of the items that I found have been added. Well, those that haven't proven dangerous. Warnings have been added on these. Also, I have added a Custom Town Videos section. Now you can make a custom town, record a video of it, upload it to the internet and I'll post the link here. Just give me the link. That's all. Gamecube towns only, and no downloads. 1.6: Rocks have been added to the list of available items. Just don't use too many, or you'll end up with the burried weeds glitch. Not dangerous, but you don't want to see a dig spot, only to find it to be a weed. Also, yet another new section. This one, will hold the findings of Mp16z, another Animal Crossing researcher that is on Gamefaqs. He's done some extensive testing, so check that section out. 2.0: The Videos section was removed due to no videos being submitted, but I replaced it with the Acre Hacking section. An all around better section anyway, right? Also included is a villager hacking section and a player name hacking section. 2.1: Thanks goes to bmsortiz of Youtube who pointed out that I had the wrong addresses for the villagers! Upon converting them to 16 bit overwrite, I forgot to change the address to match! They're fine now though. Also included this time, is PAL hacking, and limited town name hacking. ------------------------------------ |Frequently Asked Questions. [faqs]| ------------------------------------ Q: Can I make a code and use it on any town? A: No, that won't work. It's rare that two towns would look alike, and besides, each code must be built arround one towns design. If used on another town, the items would be in the wrong places and look strange, or worse, crash the town. Q: My Action Replay says that the code has already been entered! A: All you have to do, is reencrypt the code again, and put the new one in. Keep doing this untill the AR accepts the code. I'll go into more detail in the GCNcrypt section. Q: My Action Replay says I used an invalid code! A: Go back over the code, and make sure you put it in right. If you did, make sure you put the right game ID in GCNcrypt, and reencrypt the code. Animal Crossing's ID is 0A9 in the U.S. You MUST put that into GCNcrypt before anything else, or NONE of the codes will work. Q: Oops! I put the wrong town in! A: Relax. There's still hope. Just reset, put the right town in, and start again. Once you're done, check the town you accidentaly had in. If your town doesn't crash after loading, things are looking good. Go through all the areas you had set to be altered, and if something looks out of place, make another code to fix it. I can't stress enough how important it is to make sure you use the right town. Mark your memory cards. Also, once you've altered a town, turn the system completely off after saving, as any other town you so much as visit or load will have these effects brought into it. Q: Does it matter which character I start as? A: No. Any character will work fine. Q: If I have a different Nook store, and I put Nook 'n' Go in my town, will it be open late? A: Sadly, no. No matter how many different Nook stores you have in one town, they will all match the hours of your current store. Q: Ok, so can I stop Nook from upgrading? A: Again, sadly, no. Buying anything from any store you may add would help your main store to upgade. Q: Can I have more than one of a particular item in my town at a time? A: Yes. Just don't get too many items in one acre. That seems to cause problems. Q: Can each flag in my town have it's own design? A: Unfortunatly, all flags will have the same design on them. Change one, and ALL others will change to match it. Even the one on the Island. Q: Is it safe to go to my island? I haven't named it yet! A: Yes. It's perfectly safe. When a character is supposed to mention the Island's name, they just show nothing instead. Nothing to worry about. Also, as a bonus for doing it this way, your island will now match the current season! Some may not like this, due to not being able to catch summer fish/bugs in the middle of winter. Q: I walked into my Islander's house, and they had all kinds of furniture! A: This happens only the first time you walk into your Islanders house if you didn't get there by the Game Boy Advance. It's normal. Walk back in, and they'll be normal. Q: Hey! I put something in my town, but I can't see it! What gives here? A: What most likely happened, is you put too many "special" items in the same acre. Only so many of these types of items can appear at once for some reason. I don't recomend leaving them there, so if you haven't saved yet, turn the game off without saving, or if you HAVE saved already, just remake the same code, but in place of the items that are invisible, use 0000 instead. This causes no problems that I have seen, but just incase, I do recomend removing invisible items. Q: I've heard tell of a glitch villager named Brutis/Brutus/Rufus, is he real? A: Based on what I've seen in the game, no. I've heard tell of it possibly being a form of the well known villager fusion glitch, but from what I've read, usualy the glitch villager's house is supposed to force the game to reset, and that's never mentioned with the villager fusion glitch. The only way that should happen is if the villager doesn't have a pre set house. That would mean that the villager should be in the registered villagers lists. I've been through both lists and haven't seen anything like him. This isn't related to the guide, but I thought it was worth mentioning, due to the repeated mentions of him. There IS a beta villager though. Since I haven't been able to find a name for her, and since she looks like both Bliss, and Hazel, I've named her Blazel. Here's a video showing her off. She's near the end of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WfD40J2UFY Q: Are there any Beta items? A: Yes. Yes there is. So far, I've only found one, but it's a monster. A paper airplane. Now, what sounds so monstrous about that? Easy. Nintendo had decided to play arround with it a bit for some reason, and never finished. Place this thing in your town, and it will spread itself given enough time. It will slowly shut down each acre it fills. Once it reaches the edge of an acre, it will spread to the next one. I have dubbed it The Animal Crossing Virus. It IS curable, but if it spreads to another acre, it can be a pain. I will get a video up showing it, but I'll do that later. For safety, I will not release it's item number, as it is a true town corruption item. Q: I saved with a Beta Acre in my town! A: No cause for alarm. Just replace it with another acre. The worst that will happen, is your game will reset every time you open the map, but that's fixed when you change it back to a normal acre. Q: RRRGH! I HATE THIS VILLAGER! Can I make them move? A: Believe me, I wish I could help, but I tried making a code for the Action Replay that removes a villager, and instead I corrupted my town! Now it won't even load! I have to make another code to fix it. Sorry, but for everyones (and mine) safety, I won't even work on another villager removal code. Now, what you CAN do, is change the villager to one you like better. See the villager hacking section for more on this. Q: Can my name be more than 8 characters? A: No, sorry. 8 is the most you can use. I'ts not my fault, that's just the way it is. Q: Can I change my town name? A: No. I wish that would have worked, but I never was able to pinpoint the origin of the town name. I know there has to be one point that all these sections read from, but I can't find that source. If that was a bit to technical, then let me just say, I can't find it. Q: Will changing my name cause me to have trouble using passwords made for me? A: As far as I can tell, just use your new name when having passwords made for you. To be safe though, you can have them made in your old name too. If you want to test it though, there's password generators out there that should be able to help you test it. One I can recomend is acuc.multiverseworks.com/acuc that's the online one made by garycxjk. It's based off of Mooglyguy's code generator. Q: Can I have (villager) talk like (villager)? A: Yes! This was a feature I thought was cool. You can make any villager sound any way you want! Unfortunately, if they ever move, they will return to thier normal voice and attitude. Q: Can I have more than one of the same villager? A: I've never tested it, but from experience, I don't see where it would be dangerous, but to be sure, I'd test it out in another town first. Q: Can I make (villager) have (villager)'s house? A: No. Each villager has a set house, and if they have someone elses house, it causes a glitch. If you go into ANY house, the game will reset. This is fixed, when thier house is fixed. A villagers house, is the same as the villager though. For instance, say you set a villager to E034. You would have to find thier house, and change it to 5034. Yeah, the first letter is different, but everything else is the same. Q: Ok, so does that mean that I can give Nook or "Blazel" a house of thier own? A: No. Those aren't meant to be villagers, so they don't have a set house, thus causing the glitch no matter what. I only included them for fun. You may have to change them back to a normal villager once you're done with them, even if you reset the game. Q: Can I use your guide on my site? A: Ask me first, but if I don't respond, then go ahead and put it up. But give credit for it and don't change anything in it. ----------------------- |What you need. [need]| ----------------------- You will need a couple of things before you can do this. Don't worry, all you'll need to buy, is the Action Replay. -------------------- Action Replay [a.r.] -------------------- This is the most important piece. Without this item, this guide is useless to you. It usualy cost's about $30 in America, new, so it's not bad on the price. NOTICE! This will not work on a Wii! The Wii locks all Action Replays that use unnoficial codes, and the only GCN Action Replay that will work with the Wii doesn't allow custom codes! Please make sure you are buying the right Action Replay! --------------- GCNcrypt [code] --------------- GCNcrypt is used to put codes into a format so that the Action Replay can use them. The codes you will be making with this guide are called "Unencrypted". You need GCNcrypt to put them together. As for where to find it, you can download it here: http://kikiki1b.googlepages.com/GCNcrypt-v1_5.zip If this is for some reason no longer working, notify me if possible and look for the program on a search engine. Here's how to use it with this guide. Step 1: Get your code put together. Step 2: Open GCNcrypt, and in the bottom left corner, you will see the Game ID box. Put 0A9 in it. That's Animal Crossing's ID number for the U.S. Step 3: Copy and Paste your code into GCNcrypt, and press Encrypt. Notice that the code on the left is one line longer. It's supposed to do that. Step 4: Put the whole code on the right side into your Action Replay. Step 5: Use the code, and MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT CARD IN. Now, come out as any character, and then save and quit. Turn off the gamecube, so if you time travel, or visit another town, there will be no odd effects, and you're done! ------------------------------- |How to use this guide. [how2]| ------------------------------- I strongly recomend reading this section before going head first into editing your town because you may do something, and have a mess to clean up. First, you need to understand this. When you put an item down, it will fall to one spot. There are 255 spots in each acre. Even the spots in the river, and above the fences. Another thing to realize, is that there are 16 spots going from left to right, and 16 spots going from top to bottom in each acre. This is how you will judge where you want an item to go in your town, and how to remove things from your town. I made an acre outline and put quick access points so you can jump between spots, and the outline to tell what would end up where. It's up to you to make sure whatever you put down doesn't end up in the water, unless you wanted it there. I'll explain how to fix mistakes and remove things later. An important tip though, another good idea for figuring out what will go where, place items and dig holes in the acre. It helps more than you think. Here is how you put an item in your town. This line will edit the very top left corner of A-1. 1-1 03279BA8 0000xxxx Now, you can't use it like that, so try this. 03279BA8 00001DEC That can be put into GCNcrypt. It will put Super Mario Bros. in the top left corner of A-1. I wouldn't recomend putting it there though. You can't reach it for the fences. Take the Acre Map and notice that I've named all of the spots in the acres. Use that to figure out which line you want to use. ----------------------------- |How to remove items. [cya!]| ----------------------------- Now that you know how to put an item IN your town, let me teach you how to REMOVE them. Here's the same code as before. 03279BA8 00001DEC Let's change that, shall we? 03279BA8 00000000 see the difference? If you replace the xxxx in a code line with 0000 and use it, it will REMOVE whatever is in that spot. The line above, will remove whatever is in the top left corner of A-1. Now, alot of the time, items are far larger than just one spot. If you remove say, the Post Office, with just one line, it will be gone, yes, but it leaves what I call it's "foundation". Blank spots that were put there for some reason. You can't dig there, unless you erase those blank spots with a removal code. I will go into more detail about what will need to be removed in Building sizes. that way you can have a clean spot. Now, don't missunderstand this. You can put a new building down, and not have to worry about adding a foundation. Same goes for removing a building you put down. There is no foundation placed when YOU put a building somewhere, so if you want to remove a building you put down, just use the same line as before, but with all zeros on the right half. ------------------------- |Do's and Dont's. [oops]| ------------------------- You're going to have to be carefull with this guide. I decided to add certain items that can cause problems. I had put an Igloo in my town, walked inside to find no one there, walked out, and the igloo was gone with a sign in it's spot. Sometimes, it stays. I dedided to include this item and others like it. Just be very careful when adding items from that section. ---- Do's ---- It's completely safe to remove any player houses that you don't want. I have even made codes for this already. Even codes that restore the houses if you change your mind. Just make sure no one's living there. It's also safe to remove the Message board and Map boards, but if you create a new character, you will need a Message board. You can remove the lily pads from the pond so that you can see to fish as well. In fact, if you place it right, you can even put a bridge at the end of the fishing pier to extend your fishing range. Be carefull though, if there is anything blocking a river route to the ocean, don't do it. If you fall into the Pond, the only way back on dry land is the beach! One cool thing to do is put a bridge in one of your F acres, so that you can walk off of it and to your island. Careful again though, don't bring up your map until you're on the main land. You could reset your game. It's completely safe to remove the Museum! I know it sounds strange, but it's true! You don't have to keep it! Ditch it if you don't like it, or move it if you want it elsewhere. for that matter, have as many Museums as you want! Same goes for the Post Office. You can move, or remove, it, with one minor glitch. When you send five letters, and walk outside, after having moved the post office, Postman Pete will not fly off with the letters. You can go back in though, and send even more letters. You can move and remove, the Able Sisters too. Personaly, I recomend replacing them with one of Tom Nook's stores, so that you can go fising and have a quick sale stop. Nook's Cranny is good because it's small and not as much in the way as the larger stores. You can safely remove Nook's store, but only once it's become Nookington's. If you remove it before it's finished upgrading, it could cause trouble. There's a possibility that the upgrading proccess relies on the previous store actualy being where it should be. That's why I recomend leaving it alone untill it becomes Nookington's. NOTE: some people seem to have trouble understanding how to even get Nookingtons, so I thought I'd explain it here. First, you start out with Nook's Cranny. That upgrades to Nook 'n' Go, then becomes Nookway. Once you have Nookway, it's going to take more than just a load of cash, (and I do mean a load of cash,) you're also going to need someone from another town to come in and buy something from Nookway. Give it some time, and eventualy, you will have Nookington's. ------ Don'ts ------ Don't put signs or anything at all arround your houses until all characters intended to be made are in there, because Nook needs a way to walk out of the acre, and If he doesn't have one, the game will basicly be locked. Never remove villager houses! Only move signs if you intend to put another one somewhere else. Keep track of these. NOTE: Thanks to Mp16z for this. There can only be 8 signs per acre. Never remove the Wishing Well! TAKE CAUTION WITH THE DUMP! Mp16z has discovered that you can safely move the dump, as long as you keep it in the A acres and it also has to be placed in a Dump acre, so if you want to move your dump, make one of the A acres a dump acre and move it there. Don't try to look for Acre F-5. I purposly left it out. Some call it the Action Replay Glitch Acre, with good reason. Never remove the Town Tune board. I did this once, and every time I ran over the spot it was in, my character seemed to jump over the spot as if something was there. I recomend leaving this one here. Seems safe to put more down though. Never remove your Lighthouse. This could be bad. If you ever deal with a River meets Ocean acre, you should put a lighthouse in it. you can also put lighthouses anywhere else in town you want. Also, never remove your Clock Tower, unless you keep it with your train station, and read the one below too. If you're going to move your housing acre, only do it if you don't intend to add any more players. A little info about the Fences. You can safely remove, move, or replace them, but don't leave them gone long. If you walk up where they should be, you will become stuck, with no way out. The police station should be safe to move as long as you put it in another police station acre. When making a new town, you must include one of each main acre. For instance, you must have a Player Houses acre, a Police acre, a Dump acre (A acres only), etc. About Gyroids. If you decide to place your Gyroid somewhere, I must warn you, DO NOT SAVE with the new Gyroid. It won't always work. I recomend going back to your house and using that Gyroid like you have been. It's the safest way to do it. I don't think anyone will actualy do this, but just to be safe, don't remove a house that you or another player lives in. It's a cruel and dangerous joke. This one is a big one. DO NOT place bridges until AFTER Tortimer puts one in for you. The reason why, is that it's required in the game for Tortimer to do that, and if you already have all of the pre set locations covered with bridges, you have a problem. For the record, Tortimer will do this some time after you get 15 villagers. Lastly, don't fill an acre with too many things. It's not good. For Instance, too many Flags, or too many Waterfalls. It's not good for the acre, and sometimes, the extra items won't appear. Feel free to spread them throughout your town though. ------------------------ |Known Glitches. [huh?]| ------------------------ From what I've seen, there are only two glitches that come from SAFE editing of your town. First, when I say, "safe editing", I mean making your town safe to play in. For instance, leaving a gap in your fences, or puting a bridge somewhere you can walk off without a clear path to the ocean. That's not safe. Anyway, here they are. Also, for the record, these seem to have no ill effects. ---------------------- Missing Postman (safe) ---------------------- I mentioned this elsewhere, but it's worth repeating. When the post office is moved to an acre other than a Post Office acre, Pete will no longer fly away when you mail five letters. You can go back in and mail more though. -------------------- Burried Weeds (safe) -------------------- Also, don't fill an acre with too many fences or rocks. Why? I had an acre that suffered from a comical glitch. It sometimes got weeds, that are BURRIED! they looked like a normal dig spot, but when I dug it, I seen a weed fly out! It only happened in that particular acre though. Probably due to the ammount of fences I had in it. They were rocks, but I later changed them to fences. ----------------------------------- House Reset (not safe, but fixable) ----------------------------------- As it turns out, if you put a villager that doesn't have a preset house of thier own into your town, ALL, I repeat A L L houses in your town will reset when you walk into them. The same goes if you change a villager, but forget to change thier house to match the new villager. Also, failing to "rematch" the house, may result in the house being a different/odd color, which is the only cool part about it. However, it's a pretty easy fix. Just put the same villager back, or, just change the house to match. -------------------------------- |European (PAL) hacking. [PALH]| -------------------------------- If you're in this section, that means that you have the European, or PAL as it's sometimes called, version of the game. Well then I have good news! You can still hack your town! All you have to do is apply these offsets to each line of code you will be using before you put it into your Action Replay. However, the PAL version also has a different Game ID, but that's listed below, so no need to worry about finding it. European Offset: SUBTRACT 16E6A0 from each line of code European Game ID: 1F9 Place this in GCNrd first ---------------------- |Town Hacking. [town]| ---------------------- Ah, time to get to the good parts, eh? Let's get started here! First, you need to familiarize yourself with the Acre Map, and look over the list of available items so you know what you can and can't use. If you don't see an item you're wanting, it's either due to the fact that it can't be gotten, or the fact that I haven't included it because of it being dangerous. ------------------------------------ |Remove/Restore House Codes. [home]| ------------------------------------ Like I said before, it's safe to remove the player houses, and put things in thier place. If you change your mind though, you can always put the houses back. To make this part easier, I already made the codes for you. -------------------- Remove Player Houses -------------------- Remove Top Left House 7711-VFDA-VK663 UBT8-ZU3T-GDB5Q D7AH-PYYC-09VYB X61K-T1FY-XCCUB 688H-VW76-C3C82 FA6R-Q2EY-ZQUTN 0KBQ-4AYT-2VZ1E P07Y-AZRE-4ZHTB M4B5-07ZM-RCMD1 Remove Top Right House 95Z8-CR5T-2BXCP JEVQ-6NVA-ENDQZ GHZ1-MVRC-Y4BYP DWX4-HNV7-GVK8V A640-9GR8-B7GH5 NBD4-BMUX-DHBK1 WFQ2-TP2Q-AB2PA CH13-2WGA-1C561 XE6Z-J0C5-NWE49 Remove Bottom Left House YCTH-MGH0-A9GE5 3YWH-ZCQB-JNVTT AU7Z-P5ED-FXRTN 4B2T-7DEG-D5GCH Y93W-WCEU-B9UJ5 QYJ1-AUAJ-KYW9A TP75-GDQ2-9VMFC YTUR-HQXB-D21DB PHWH-U9H6-HWVF3 Remove Bottom Right House BJ1G-QJG2-K88HX VQMA-8P4A-WDQC4 NBAF-DQD7-HKWJN RKYD-CM74-KX1ZE 83A0-03RD-MMW5N KJGE-7RV2-HZ2UV NT8Z-9A67-2EB0A WUG7-1BE7-8F3RW W3BC-NN02-BP1JV --------------------- Restore Player Houses --------------------- Restore Top Left House VQJB-ZD16-H0PHK P8UT-GVM6-C01Q0 M56X-T1TJ-419HN WYJM-WE6R-P5MAV N8TD-37RH-Q4K4Q QVWY-PMUM-HAQGQ DCFW-0NT1-1B4UZ YK3U-JM8C-AM5ZV ZZ2A-D14G-DMCFY Restore Top Right House 3EMG-946F-HUF7K ZG50-XURC-7JGYE 048W-9PU9-Q3XRG RC6X-VET5-EHRJP K9Y1-DWDA-FKNB9 TB39-FFZW-55JUK K1VX-Y6WW-3JUJK P7T2-E772-17590 DHMM-E48N-NBJH8 Restore Bottom Left House T9F3-CG9W-UWTKP 3A0C-2HTC-C5JA9 QP9C-98AM-R6YKT QXM6-2M09-PZBDB 49V2-XX4Z-YHVV5 VP0U-J3XW-YU4R7 XJX2-PY84-GRKCQ T8UD-5026-0CRBH Z31T-R4QR-QDH7F Restore Bottom Right House YTKR-V3U2-M31B5 HHT7-8JWB-ZTNUG QJBD-864F-DYDKD C4Z4-ZJ02-MQFJW F358-V96R-3GB1V 2MGX-MFQQ-XXMT4 FFPC-09B3-GUNGH QWQW-M21C-MBWYF 0CUA-AJZH-BDWUX ------------------------ |Building sizes. [size]| ------------------------ If you're looking to remove a building that was already in your town, or add a new one, you will need to look here for it's size. Outside of the Player houses, there's only realy 4 buildings that are safe to touch. X represents the building, and if you are removing, get rid of everything there. The other letters represent the Item Number. In other words, that's the "center" of the building. That's where the Item Number is in the building. That is to say, if you place a building down, all of the Xes will be arround the spot you placed the building. I hope I was able to make this clear enough for everyone. ----------- Post Office ----------- P: Center xx xxPx xxxx xxx ------------- Nook's Cranny ------------- WARNING: Do not remove your main store until it is upgraded to Nookington's. N: Center xx xxNx xxxx xxx ----------- Nook 'n' Go ----------- WARNING: Do not remove your main store until it is upgraded to Nookington's. N: Center xx xxxx xxxNx xxxx xxx ------- Nookway ------- WARNING: Do not remove your main store until it is upgraded to Nookington's. N: Center xx xxxx xxxxxx xxxNxx xxxx xxx ------------ Nookington's ------------ N: Center xx xxxx xxxxxx xxxNxx xxxx xxx ------ Museum ------ M: Center xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxMxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx x ---------------------- Able Sisters (Tailors) ---------------------- A: Center xx xxAx xxxx xxx ------------------------------------- |Acre Map and Acre Shortcuts. [shrt]| ------------------------------------- Here's the Acre Map. Imagine this, like the town map, only, zoomed in to one acre. Since all acres are the same size (yes, the A acres are the same size as the B acres. The acre goes above the fences!) I have only made a general map. Now, how you get to the specific acre you want, is to use the acre list. If you want to jump back here quickly, copy the acre name, press CTRL and F at the same time, paste the acre name in the box, and press find. You will jump here instantly. You can do this also to jump back to this section. Same goes for the item list. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G 1|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 2|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 3|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 4|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 5|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 6|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 7|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 8|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| 9|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| A|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| B|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| C|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| D|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| E|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| F|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| G|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_|_| ----------------- |Acre Quick Jump| ----------------- To use this section, hold CTRL and press F to bring up a Find option. Copy and past the entire acre name (for instance, [Acre X-X])into the box, and then press Find. Due to the recent addition of Acre control, I have modified these so that the shortcuts won't take you to the wrong place. ------- A acres ------- [Acre A-1] [Acre A-2] [Acre A-3] [Acre A-4] [Acre A-5] ------- B acres ------- [Acre B-1] [Acre B-2] [Acre B-3] [Acre B-4] [Acre B-5] ------- C acres ------- [Acre C-1] [Acre C-2] [Acre C-3] [Acre C-4] [Acre c-5] ------- D acres ------- [Acre D-1] [Acre D-2] [Acre D-3] [Acre D-4] [Acre D-5] ------- E acres ------- [Acre E-1] [Acre E-2] [Acre E-3] [Acre E-4] [Acre E-5] ------- F acres ------- [Acre F-1] [Acre F-2] [Acre F-3] [Acre F-4] ------- Islands ------- [Island Left Side] [Island Right Side] --------------------------- |Various Cool Info. [info]| --------------------------- All information and findings in this section are credit to Mp16z of the Gamefaqs Animal Crossing forums, unless otherwise stated. These are mostly copy and pastes from emails exchanged between us (permision given) with minor edits. -------------------------------------- Islander houses and other island finds -------------------------------------- The island is always in the same acres. There's absolutely no major glitches that occur when you put an Islander's home in your town (at least by dropping it from your pockets that is). However, I had visited and named by island before. There's only two very minor bugs that happen with the islander's house. The furniture instead can't be changed even if you give the Islander items. It's kind of like a villager's house, the furniture never changes. Sometimes a weed will appear around the fence part of the house. They can all be picked except when one is in front of the "sign" part. Also, not really a glitch, but the Islander never leaves its house. Also, I attempted to get a villager to live on the island, but even with it being the last available sign in the town, a villager will not live there. However, special characters such as Summer Campers, Katrina, Gracie, etc. all use the sign. It's actually really cool. Especially the summer campers. And I tested saving the island when Crazy Redd was there onto the GBA. Nothing happened. The island on the GBA didn't even recognize Crazy Redd was there. No garbage tiles, nothing. Oh well. Another really interesting thing is when you ask Copper about any goings-ons and a special character is using the sign on the island, Copper will say they're in acre i-4 or acre i-5. If you follow the pattern of the acres, the island should be acre H. NOTE: Bowsersenemy here. Why it's not called H-4 or H-5, is this. The game stores it's letters or "font" in memory, with what looks like a lower case i being the very first on the list, or 00 in hex. Sometimes if there is no name given for an item, it's name is simply listed with whatever the first thing on the list is. So in this case, the island is in what the game calls Acre i, when like Mp16z said, it should be Acre H. Now, back to Mp16z's findings. For one, it's perfectly safe to place Kapp'n's boat anywhere. In fact, if you make a dock, (I assume he means bridges) and plug in your GBA, he'll even take you to the island no matter where he is! It's really amazing. When I first tried this, I put him in acre F-2 and I thought he would just boat his way into the glitch ocean acre and the game would reset. But instead, he boated horizontal for a long time and eventually made a curve into the Island dock! Unfortunately, his boat was too crooked to realign properly into the dock and the game made an infinite unescapable loop of Kapp'n trying to pull into the dock. I'm sure if Kapp'n didn't have to make such a wide turn, he would pull in just fine. Possibly acre F-4. So if your acre F-5 becomes glitches, you can still use Kapp'n to get to the Island! And another thing: Kapp'n won't disappear even after saving and quitting and turning off the console! -------------------------------- Signs and Villagers and Visitors -------------------------------- Whenever you place multiple signs in an acre, they'll all say the same thing (mine was the wisdom of fishing tip). Once the sign gets occupied, this bug will get corrected and a random tip will be replaced with the wisdom of fishing one. There can be 9 signs in each acre. If you add more than 9 signs to an acre, the sign furthest down and too the left of the acre will become hidden. This is exactly what happens with the hidden items glitch. Pretty interesting. NOTE: B.E. again. The Hidden items Glitch is something Mp16z found. It involves special placement of items in your house, running, and droping a table at a specific point, and ending up on top of a table. It allows for more items to be placed, thus boosting your HRA score to nearly limitless heights. He Currently holds the World Record HRA score because of this. To find out more, go to his site: http://www.freewebs.com/mp16_2006 Back to Mp16z. When four villagers all live in one acre, all four names are displayed on the map like they normally should. However, only 1, 2 or 3 mini-houses appear on the map. For some reason, the number of houses that appear on the map isn't based on the number of original signs in the acre. One of the acres I put 9 signs in originally had 3 signs in it, but on the map, only one house is displayed when four villagers all live in that acre. Once you reach Five+ villagers in an acre, then there are a few different very minor glitches. The map removes all the mini-houses in that particular acre, and no names are displayed on the map. However, the text box is slightly expanded as if there is one invisible name. Everything in the actual acre works fine though. All five+ villagers can be out at once and it's fine. Of course, when you first enter the acre, sometimes some houses don't load immediately due to too many things in one acre. Other than that, it's perfectly safe to have 5+ villagers in a given acre! After finally reaching the max of 9 villagers in an acre, there are some new glitches. For one, 1 or 2 of the villagers will always "Be Out" except the first time you meet them. In other words, after you've met them, they never appear again. However, they can move away. Another fairly weird thing happened twice to me. When I had 7 villagers all in one acre, my game randomly froze when I was in the acre. Then when I had the full 9, my game froze upon entering the acre. However, it's not like what happens when you enter a messed up acre F-5. The screen doesn't go black and reset. Instead, the game stops everything that's going on, meaning you can't move and none of the buttons/controls on the controller do anything, but the music keeps playing. I don't know what happens if you wait for a new hour to appear, but I'm guessing time freezes as well and the new hour won't come. I'm able to enter a 9 villager acre just fine the majority of the time. It's more of a caution that the game CAN freeze due to too much stuff in one acre. There are some cautions I should mention though. Never put a sign on the very edge of an acre. When a villager tries to move in where that sign is, a house won't be built, but the villager will still live there. So far, I haven't seen any corruption, but it just means a villager will live in your town, but won't have a house. Another interesting thing is you only occasionally see that villager. When you enter a building a leave (or go too far away), the villager will disappear and won't reappear for a while. It's pretty annoying since it basically lowers your max limit of villagers to 14. I removed the sign where the house would be, and the villager still lived there and acted like a house was still there. The villager will eventually move away. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And another caution is, if the sign is even two spots away from another acre there are potential minor problems. Once a villager lives there, the house will be unloaded until you enter the acre. (meaning you can't see it from other acres until you enter the acre it's in.) And if you enter the acre when the house is unloaded where the house will appear, you sometimes get pushed back to the acre you were in, and almost everything in the acre you got pushed back into will be unloaded. Nothing bad happens, it's just annoying. Other times, you'll just go on top of the house. Interestingly, if you put rope bridges by the house and lead it towards the train tracks, you can get on top of the house and walk across the rope bridges over the train tracks! So there is another method of getting onto the train tracks without jumping or "treeing". NOTE: Bowsersenemy again. "treeing" is a term I made up. It refers to standing still near an object, and droping a Tree from out of your pockets. You will end up standing on the tree, and usualy being able to walk onto whatever you were standing near. I'd explain the jumping, but if you're reading this, you most likely have an Action Replay, and therefore most likely know what we mean. Back to Mp16z. And here's a cool little thing I discovered. If you put a sign in an acre that a sign isn't supposed to be (such as Nook's Shop, the Post Office, etc.) and a villager moves in, some cool minor glitches happen. For one, the name of the villager (on the map) takes over the name of the Name of the special acre. (In my case, Nookway is replaced with Static, the squirrel villager) Secondly, a mini-house is actually placed on the map. For Nook's acre, the house is placed above the fence on the left side and extends past the actual map. It's pretty cool! And if more than one villager moves in to one of these acres, no additional mini-houses are placed on the map. --------------- |Items. [item]| --------------- Please note, it is recomended that you don't use a code that puts these items directly in your pockets. If you do, you will recieve glitched items in the mail constantly. I don't know why that happens, but it's one reason I created this guide. So people can edit thier towns, without worrying about that glitch. Please notice items 000B, 000D, and 000F. They all say Place one spot left of (some board). When I say that, I mean just that. They are basicly the left half of that board! So, don't stick them to the left of the WHOLE board, just one to the left of the ITEM NUMBER. At the suggestion of Mp16z, I have decided to make some codes that will put Signs in your pockets. One code for each player in the town. I must warn you though, it will cause that player and that player only, to recieve Glitch Letters from Tom Nook. An endless supply of them. Of course, all you have to do, is delete that player, and make a new one (optional). The reason I'm inlcuding these, is that it makes it easier to add signs this way, and it's the ONLY way to get them on your island. A quote from Mp16z: As long as there's nothing in your way, when you drop them, they will drop right under you. So the best way to make sure they go where you want them to is to dig a hole, refill it, and stand directly on top of where the hole was. NOTE: Empty your pockets before using these codes! First Player On List has Signs ADH7-F4FK-4FJZ5 94Z7-WKP7-678W9 Second Player has Signs WAM3-CQDX-P2QUN QJB1-1AET-1HUEM Player 3 has Signs ZP1Z-DW5G-PNDVY 24MB-4WGA-3MCZW Player 4 Signs 6XPM-V4J5-NHXWM XM1W-N07X-8ZD94 0007 - Message Board (WORKS!) 000B - Place one spot left of Message Board Item 000C - Map Board (WORKS!) 000D - Place one spot left of Map Board Item 000E - Music Board (WORKS!) 000F - Place one spot left of Music Board Item 0010 - Wooden fence (1x1 horiz) 63 big regular rock 64 short dumpy rock 65 realy short dumpy rock 66 double tip rock angle: \ 67 twin rocks angle: / 5800 - Top left player house 5801 - Top right player house 5802 - Bottom left player house 5803 - Bottom right player house 5804 - Nook's Cranny 5805 - Nook 'n' Go 5806 - Nookway 5807 - Nookington's 5808 - Post Office 580D - Waterfall 580E - Waterfall going left 580F - Waterfall going right 5810 - Sign 5816 - Sign 5819 - Sign 581B - Sign 581C - Sign 581D - Sign 581E - Sign 581F - Sign 5820 - Sign 5821 - Sign 5822 - Sign 5823 - Sign 5824 - Sign 5841 - Lilly pads from pond 5844 - Lighthouse 584A - Museum 584B - Rope bridge! Direction: / 584c - Rope bridge! Direction: \ 584D - Tailors (able sisters) 584E - Island Flag 5850 - Island house A000 - top left house mailbox A001 - top right house mailbox A002 - bottom left house mailbox A003 - bottom right house mailbox A004 - top left house gyroid A005 - top right house gyroid A006 - bottom left house gyroid A007 - bottom right house gyroid 0804 - Regular Tree 080C - Apple Tree (With Fruit) 0814 - Orange Tree (With Fruit) 081C - Peach Tree (With Fruit) 0824 - Pear Tree (With Fruit) 082C - Cherry Tree (With Fruit) 085B - Palm Tree (With Fruit) 0861 - Cedar Tree (Full-Grown) 0867 - Golden Tree (With Golden Shovel) 0868 - Golden Tree (Full-Grown) 0845 - White Pansies 0846 - Purple Pansies 0847 - Yellow Pansies 0848 - Yellow Cosmos 0849 - Purple Cosmos 084A - Blue Cosmos 084B - Red Tulips 084C - White Tulips 084D - Yellow Tulips ------------------------ |Cautious Items. [care]| ------------------------ Take special cautions using these items. Most of these aren't permanent, and will eventualy leave. The problem with those items, is that they usualy leave a Sign behind. Now, I DID include the Dump, but if you intend to test it out, I recomend you do so on a town you don't want to keep. Just don't remove your main dump. That I KNOW is dangerous. Use these items at your own risk but don't say you weren't warned. Just be safe and test them in another town first. If an item does no damage, let me know. I'll move it to the safe items. To test these, put them in a town you don't care for, and then save and quit. Come back on, and if everything is fine, you're good to go. Let me know what's cool and what's not, and like said, i'll move it to the safe section, or leave it here with explanations. It depends on what does what. New data suggests that it would be safe to included some of these items in your town, as long as you put them in acres that they are supposed to go in. For instance, it is safe to place a dump in your town, as long as it's in a Dump acre, and that dump acre is in the A acres. 580C - police station 5825 - wishing well 5826 - redds market 5827 - Katrina's tent 5828 - Gracies Car 5829 - igloo (character inside during winter only) 582A - cherry festival table 1 582B - cherry festival table 2 582C - Aerobics radio outside version 582D - reds handhelds stand facing right 582E - reds handhelds stand facing left 582F - unknown katrina item facing right 5830 - same as above facing left 5831 - Katrina's new years table 5832 - part of countdown clock (New Years) 5833 - part of countdown clock (New Years) 5834 - red balls (sports fair) 5835 - white balls (sports fair) 5836 - red basket for ball toss (sports fair) 5837 - white basket for ball toss (sports fair) 5838 - fish checking stand facing right 5839 - fish checking stand facing left 583A - FISH WINDSOCK! Lasts until sports fair comes and goes 583B - dump USE ONLY IN DUMP ACRES THAT ARE IN THE A ACRES! 5842 - K.K.s pad (doesn't make K.K. appear) 5845 - tortimer's groundhog day stand 5846 - cherry blossom festival table again? 5847 - cherry blossom festival table 2 again? 5848 - harvest festival table (fork and knife) 5849 - camping tent (character inside!) 584F - kappn's boat 5851 - islanders house 5852 - kapp'ns sign ------------------- |The Acres. [hack]| ------------------- ---------- [Acre A-1] ---------- 1-1 03279BA8 0000xxxx 1-2 03279BAA 0000xxxx 1-3 03279BAC 0000xxxx 1-4 03279BAE 0000xxxx 1-5 03279BB0 0000xxxx 1-6 03279BB2 0000xxxx 1-7 03279BB4 0000xxxx 1-8 03279BB6 0000xxxx 1-9 03279BB8 0000xxxx 1-A 03279BBA 0000xxxx 1-B 03279BBC 0000xxxx 1-C 03279BBE 0000xxxx 1-D 03279BC0 0000xxxx 1-E 03279BC2 0000xxxx 1-F 03279BC4 0000xxxx 1-G 03279BC6 0000xxxx 2-1 03279BC8 0000xxxx 2-2 03279BCA 0000xxxx 2-3 03279BCC 0000xxxx 2-4 03279BCE 0000xxxx 2-5 03279BD0 0000xxxx 2-6 03279BD2 0000xxxx 2-7 03279BD4 0000xxxx 2-8 03279BD6 0000xxxx 2-9 03279BD8 0000xxxx 2-A 03279BDA 0000xxxx 2-B 03279BDC 0000xxxx 2-C 03279BDE 0000xxxx 2-D 03279BE0 0000xxxx 2-E 03279BE2 0000xxxx 2-F 03279BE4 0000xxxx 2-G 03279BE6 0000xxxx 3-1 03279BE8 0000xxxx 3-2 03279BEA 0000xxxx 3-3 03279BEC 0000xxxx 3-4 03279BEE 0000xxxx 3-5 03279BF0 0000xxxx 3-6 03279BF2 0000xxxx 3-7 03279BF4 0000xxxx 3-8 03279BF6 0000xxxx 3-9 03279BF8 0000xxxx 3-A 03279BFA 0000xxxx 3-B 03279BFC 0000xxxx 3-C 03279BFE 0000xxxx 3-D 03279C00 0000xxxx 3-E 03279C02 0000xxxx 3-F 03279C04 0000xxxx 3-G 03279C06 0000xxxx 4-1 03279C08 0000xxxx 4-2 03279C0A 0000xxxx 4-3 03279C0C 0000xxxx 4-4 03279C0E 0000xxxx 4-5 03279C10 0000xxxx 4-6 03279C12 0000xxxx 4-7 03279C14 0000xxxx 4-8 03279C16 0000xxxx 4-9 03279C18 0000xxxx 4-A 03279C1A 0000xxxx 4-B 03279C1C 0000xxxx 4-C 03279C1E 0000xxxx 4-D 03279C20 0000xxxx 4-E 03279C22 0000xxxx 4-F 03279C24 0000xxxx 4-G 03279C26 0000xxxx 5-1 03279C28 0000xxxx 5-2 03279C2A 0000xxxx 5-3 03279C2C 0000xxxx 5-4 03279C2E 0000xxxx 5-5 03279C30 0000xxxx 5-6 03279C32 0000xxxx 5-7 03279C34 0000xxxx 5-8 03279C36 0000xxxx 5-9 03279C38 0000xxxx 5-A 03279C3A 0000xxxx 5-B 03279C3C 0000xxxx 5-C 03279C3E 0000xxxx 5-D 03279C40 0000xxxx 5-E 03279C42 0000xxxx 5-F 03279C44 0000xxxx 5-G 03279C46 0000xxxx 6-1 03279C48 0000xxxx 6-2 03279C4A 0000xxxx 6-3 03279C4C 0000xxxx 6-4 03279C4E 0000xxxx 6-5 03279C50 0000xxxx 6-6 03279C52 0000xxxx 6-7 03279C54 0000xxxx 6-8 03279C56 0000xxxx 6-9 03279C58 0000xxxx 6-A 03279C5A 0000xxxx 6-B 03279C5C 0000xxxx 6-C 03279C5E 0000xxxx 6-D 03279C60 0000xxxx 6-E 03279C62 0000xxxx 6-F 03279C64 0000xxxx 6-G 03279C66 0000xxxx 7-1 03279C68 0000xxxx 7-2 03279C6A 0000xxxx 7-3 03279C6C 0000xxxx 7-4 03279C6E 0000xxxx 7-5 03279C70 0000xxxx 7-6 03279C72 0000xxxx 7-7 03279C74 0000xxxx 7-8 03279C76 0000xxxx 7-9 03279C78 0000xxxx 7-A 03279C7A 0000xxxx 7-B 03279C7C 0000xxxx 7-C 03279C7E 0000xxxx 7-D 03279C80 0000xxxx 7-E 03279C82 0000xxxx 7-F 03279C84 0000xxxx 7-G 03279C86 0000xxxx 8-1 03279C88 0000xxxx 8-2 03279C8A 0000xxxx 8-3 03279C8C 0000xxxx 8-4 03279C8E 0000xxxx 8-5 03279C90 0000xxxx 8-6 03279C92 0000xxxx 8-7 03279C94 0000xxxx 8-8 03279C96 0000xxxx 8-9 03279C98 0000xxxx 8-A 03279C9A 0000xxxx 8-B 03279C9C 0000xxxx 8-C 03279C9E 0000xxxx 8-D 03279CA0 0000xxxx 8-E 03279CA2 0000xxxx 8-F 03279CA4 0000xxxx 8-G 03279CA6 0000xxxx 9-1 03279CA8 0000xxxx 9-2 03279CAA 0000xxxx 9-3 03279CAC 0000xxxx 9-4 03279CAE 0000xxxx 9-5 03279CB0 0000xxxx 9-6 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