Animal Crossing Player Designs Restaurant On A Realistic Moving Train
An Animal Crossing: New Horizons player shared a unique take on an in-game restaurant this week with an eatery set on a moving train. The restaurant was made by utilizing the game's interior decorating DLC Happy Home Paradise, which has inspired designs of everything from pop culture locales to clever designs such as this since its release last year. One of the best-selling Nintendo games of all time, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has sold over 32 million copies worldwide.
The paid Animal Crossing DLC Happy Home Paradise is all about interior design. Stationed on a new island, it gives players the opportunity to create vacation homes for the anthropomorphic animal villagers and NPCs from the game. Players can decorate both the interior and exterior of the home to fulfill the requests of different animals, as well as certain facilities on the island — for example, a restaurant, hospital, and school that will become usable once completed. Most wallpaper and flooring in Animal Crossingare typical designs one would expect, however that cannot be said for the wares of wandering camel merchant Saharah. This character's wallpapers and flooring have unique, almost magical properties — they are often animated, depicting things like falling rain or the crowd at an event.
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Reddit user Rozd21 shared their take on the restaurant facility this week, where they've given the illusion of a train's dining car. To create the effect, they've used Saharah's Train-Window Wall, which makes the room appear in motion and displays the view of a city at sunset from the perspective of the train. They've assigned the role of waiter to villagers Deirdre and Alice, and many other
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