Seasonal paths or no?

[nammie]

Excuse me for being a dream town stalker but I LOVE your choice of the paths!! So pretty ><

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Ahh if only I could be so talented to edit my own paths..

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yes, but I believe you can only edit patterns that you made by yourself (not from others) if I'm not mistaken.

So the problem remains for me because I only use patterns that are designed by others

aw, thanks a lot!! ; u ;

 

[krielle]

I'm planning to make seasonal paths / change grass color as the seasons come and go if I have time. n-n

 

[Ettienne]

I have a gorgeous path Amykins designed and then recolored for me. It has ivy along the edges, but I think it will be fine in the fall and winter. If not, I'd ask her permission to color the ivy maybe red, yellow, or orange in the fall and icy blue for winter. (Probably much to lazy to do the latter.)

 

[TeeTee]

Thank you, you should try to design path sometimes. You should start off with some easy patterns and work your ways up to designing your own designs. Here's the Path Designing Guide I made a few weeks ago. Give it a go and try it out!

 

[MadisonCrossing]

I'm planning on doing seasonal paths myself. It'll be time consuming, but worth it in the end. I think it would look really nice with your themed town.

 

[WonderK]

I don't use seasonal paths (mostly because I'm lazy). Absolute respect for the people that do, though.

 

[Rika092]

I have a gorgeous path Amykins designed and then recolored for me. It has ivy along the edges, but I think it will be fine in the fall and winter. If not, I'd ask her permission to color the ivy maybe red, yellow, or orange in the fall and icy blue for winter. (Probably much to lazy to do the latter.)

ohh I love her paths, especially the brick ones!!

But my town is kind of Zen themed so brick path doesn't really fit >< I'm using a stone path instead from bibi design

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Thank you, you should try to design path sometimes. You should start off with some easy patterns and work your ways up to designing your own designs. Here's the Path Designing Guide I made a few weeks ago. Give it a go and try it out!

Very helpful tutorials thank you I stink at pixel art though haha. I tried to design my own clothes & town flag and I was dying
-_- Can't even imagine how hard the paths will be to make.

 

[Pokemonprime]

Just cover the town in a grass pattern.

 

[Shimmer]

Seasonal paths are amazing. They always look so nice!

I would love to do them but I don't have the time. I just pick paths that can be used every season!

 

[DJStarstryker]

I've never had seasonal paths. I'd like to, or at least change out to different ones once a month or so. I had the same paths for months and it got really boring.

 

[AppleBitterCrumble]

It requires to much work so no for me~

 

[uriri]

I am doing this. I found perfect set of path with different colors that will match every season.

 

[budewarmin]

Nah I'd be too lazy. I'm just gonna cry when it's winter and then when the grass is green again I can stop.

Same here

 

[Peitharchia]

If you have hours to spare then yeah but I'm the laziest butt ever so I would never do that.

 

[Ettienne]

ohh I love her paths, especially the brick ones!!

But my town is kind of Zen themed so brick path doesn't really fit >< I'm using a stone path instead from bibi design

That's the path I use, but she recolored it grey for me because I prefer the cobblestone bridges and wanted a continuous color. Bibi also has lovely designs. Gah, want more pattern spaces. >.<

 

[Naisu_boato]

I'd do a seasonal path, but seems like too much work to me...my current main town (Hyuu~~) is going to be a dream town, my secondary town I might remake though...

 

[morifarty]

Whenever the season changes, I just change the grass pattern on my stepping stones accordingly. I don't have to replace anything because it just automatically changes, so it's not really a big deal for me!

 

[Naisu_boato]

Part of the problem for me is I use all 40 patterns your allowed for 4 payers, and the distribution of em...