HappyTails
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A
or B?
I can't decide between these two. Gah!
or B?
I can't decide between these two. Gah!
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Which of these path layouts in front of houses would you say is more appealing?
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I personally use something close to layout A for my town, as I like how it keeps flowers around villager houses in a horizonal line, and out of the way from getting runned into as you visit their homes. But that is just me.
What major issue are you having when trying to decide your layout?
What major issue are you having when trying to decide your layout?
HappyTails
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I wouldn't say this is a major issue, persay. Just wanted some advice on which path layout people liked better. Normally I wouldn't ask and figure it out on my own, but now that I'm actually more active in travelling to other towns and people are visiting me and my dream town, I want the path layout to be appealing to the eye. 
HappyTails
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True. Looks like I'm sticking with A.
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i like A a little more personally, but if you'd rather leave those spaces open you could always do B and put something like flowers in those two free squares in front of the villagers' houses
This is true too. Let me see what it looks like with flowers
Okay, layout A looks a lot better with flowers than B. I think I'll do B for in front of my house since I have a lot more room in front of my house than in front of my villagers' houses so it might look better with B for my house..
Thank you everyone who responded. You really did help me out lots. I appreciate it.
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Mayor-of-Bliss
Senior Member
B put flowers in
I prefer B, and I actually really dislike dream towns that I visit that path like A. Mostly because people choose to use paths that have boarders, and going with A the borders are always broken. What I decided to do with my paths is use B, and then I found another QR of a flower bed to put down in those empty spaces. Perfect boarders and pretty flowers I don't have to worry about trampling. 
Millysaurusrexjr
Got 2 Be Real
I used to always use layout B because I would plant a flower on each side of the door. I think they both can work though
I think they both can work though
Gem of Paradise
Representative of Paradise
I would say B. You could plant flowers or bushes in front of the houses too.
Yeah.
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I prefer B, just feels/looks better to me, partly as the path lines up with the path to the right of the right hand house. A feels squashed or tight to me - (sorry).
Moonfish highlights my problem - I have paths with borders and some of my paths are right up against houses so I get the gap by the house door plus the one tile that is there has one side with no border - looks horrible. I've got to sort out.
Moonfish highlights my problem - I have paths with borders and some of my paths are right up against houses so I get the gap by the house door plus the one tile that is there has one side with no border - looks horrible. I've got to sort out.
AkaneDeath
Senior Member
I think I prefer B. It just looks more evenly spaced to me.
Out of the two, I prefer A. I usually use A for my paths and i've found that it works well when placing down flowers, and it helps with symmetry too. Like other posts have said above it prevents you from destroying your flowers when you visit them, so it can be extremely helpful. Plus I prefer my paths to look more connected to my houses, so that it's clear that it's a permanent villager living there.
