Even as Nintendo-related content is getting removed from Dreams, PlayStation content is making its way into Animal Crossing: New Horizons via user creations. Much like previous iterations of the Animal Crossing series, New Horizons on the Nintendo Switch features a pattern tool pixel-art generator that looks like something straight out of Mario Paint. Add some dots to the board, throw in some color, and badda-bing, you?ve got something that looks like a nerdy cross-stitch.
While this system lets players import old designs from previous titles like New Leaf and Happy Home Designer, the Nintendo Switch Online app also offers an import feature to get creations from other users. Thanks to Nooklink, players can scan QR codes into New Horizons and bring in original designs from the outside world. This is achieved via the Animal Crossing pattern tool, created by developers Thulinma, DamSetViet, and Myumi.
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