Question about buffer zones

[Vizionari]

You know how for a villager house, there needs to be an extra space in front of the door? I'm just wondering if there is a buffer zone area for the door, too? I hope that makes sense

 

[Melgogs]

What exactly do you mean by buffer zone though? Like the space where no designs or things can be dropped?

 

[molas]

I'm a bit confused about your question, but the buffer zone for a villager's house looks like this exactly:



With the orange being their house + door and the green being the buffer zone.

 

[Rendra]

I'm a bit confused about your question, but the buffer zone for a villager's house looks like this exactly:

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With the orange being their house + door and the green being the buffer zone.

This is what I have found to be true. 1 row of buffer along the North (back of house), East & West, but 2 rows of buffer along the front. So a villager's house takes up a 5x6 area.

 

[Vizionari]

I'm a bit confused about your question, but the buffer zone for a villager's house looks like this exactly:

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With the orange being their house + door and the green being the buffer zone.

yeah this is exactly what I needed! I'm planning a villager plot so I could I place a character's house to guide where I need it to be. Thanks

 

[Ettienne]

Check out this blog for a great visual guide on all the buffer zones minus bridges: http://angiestown.tumblr.com/post/91178481792/i-still-see-people-complaining-about-how-isabelle

 

[lazuli]

^ not sure if that post has this image bc school blocks tumblr but:

for easier reference i guess?

 

[Jaebeommie]

^ not sure if that post has this image bc school blocks tumblr but:

for easier reference i guess?

Oh my goodness thank you so much for this!! Exactly what I needed.

 

[Vizionari]

^ not sure if that post has this image bc school blocks tumblr but:

for easier reference i guess?

Ahh, if I only I knew about this earlier