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'''Ramps''' are a type of geography that appear in all {{SER}} games, except in {{WW}}, as the town is only one level, hence no cliffs or ramps. As its name implies, it connects the higher and lower parts of town. It is a vertical piece of land, usually covered in grass. Due to a ramp's steep slope, however, sport [[balls]] and [[snogtrgt
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'''Inclines''', also known as '''ramps''', are a type of geography that appear in all {{SER}} games, with the exception in {{WW}}, where the town has only one level. As its name implies, it connects the higher and lower parts of town. It is a vertical piece of land, usually covered in grass. Due to a ramp's steep slope, however, sport [[balls]] and [[snowballs]] are difficult to transport uphill since both easily roll down the ramp. 
  
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==Types of ramps in {{CF}}==
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==In {{PG|nolink}}==
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In {{PG}}, each town has at least two inclines, one on each side of [[town]]. Occasionally, a town can have four inclines if its [[map]] has three levels.
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File:Ramp001.jpg|Regular vertical ramp
 
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File:Ramp002.jpg|Wide double ramp
 
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File:Ramp003.jpg|South-east facing straight ramp
 
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File:Ramp004.jpg|South-east facing angular ramp
 
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File:Ramp005.jpg|East cliff straight ramp
 
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File:Ramp006.jpg|East cliff curved ramp
 
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File:Ramp007.jpg|Straight southwest corner ramp
 
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File:Ramp008.jpg|Southwest corner L-shaped ramp
 
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File:Ramp009.jpg|West cliff straight ramp
 
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File:Badgrass.jpg|West cliff fold-back ramp
 
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File:Ramp010.jpg|Southeast corner angular ramp
 
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File:Ramp011.jpg|Southeast inside corner normal ramp
 
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File:Ramp012.jpg|Southwest inside corner normal ramp
 
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File:Ramp013.jpg|Southwest inside corner wide ramp
 
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</gallery></center>
 
  
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==In {{CF|short|nolink}}==
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In {{CF}}, inclines serve the same purpose as in {{PG|nolink}}.
  
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{{Geography}}
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<gallery>
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Ramp example.jpg
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Ramp001.jpg|Regular vertical ramp
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Ramp002.jpg|Wide double ramp
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Ramp003.jpg|South-east facing straight ramp
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Ramp004.jpg|South-east facing angular ramp
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Ramp005.jpg|East cliff straight ramp
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East cliff curnved ramp.jpg|East cliff curved ramp
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Ramp007.jpg|Straight southwest corner ramp
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Ramp008.jpg|Southwest corner L-shaped ramp
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Ramp009.jpg|West cliff straight ramp
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CF Grass Deterioration 1.jpg|West cliff fold-back ramp
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Ramp010.jpg|Southeast corner angular ramp
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Ramp011.jpg|Southeast inside corner normal ramp
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Ramp012.jpg|Southwest inside corner normal ramp
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Ramp013.jpg|Southwest inside corner wide ramp
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</gallery>
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{{clear}}
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==In {{NL|short|nolink}}==
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In {{NL}}, ramps connect the town and the [[beach]], and can be on the same side of town.
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In {{NLWa}}, a new sideways-facing type of ramp is added. It appears on either the eastern or western side of town (the cliff side), and leads to the [[campground]], which is a major new addition run by [[Harvey]].
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<gallery>
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File:NL Campsite Incline.JPG|Campground Incline
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File:NL Beach Incline.JPG|Beach Incline
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</gallery>
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==In {{NH|short|nolink}}==
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As the island is initially uninhabited, there are no inclines and the player must use a [[ladder]] to climb up cliffs.
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After [[Resident Services]] is upgraded from a tent to a building, the [[Resident Representative]] can talk to [[Tom Nook]] to set up a project and choose a site to construct an incline. [[Lloid]] will appear at the construction site to collect donations, and once the donation goal has been met, construction will be complete by the next morning. Inclines are 2×4 spaces large and can be built on the second or third cliff tier, but not the fourth cliff tier similar when players attempt to climb up that tier with a ladder. Additionally, inclines can be demolished for a fee of 10,000 Bells.
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A maximum of eight inclines may be built initially on one island. Beginning in version {{NHVer|2.0}}, the player can purchase the {{I|Pro Construction License|NH}} to increase the number of inclines that can be built to ten.
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Villagers will only venture onto areas of the island that are connected with [[bridge]]s and inclines. If an area is accessible only by use of a [[vaulting pole]] or ladder, they will never wander there under any circumstances. Villagers with houses that are inaccessible will still be able to wander the main island, although they will never be seen crossing a river or climbing a cliff on-screen.
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{| class="styled sortable color-geography" style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: center;"
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! Name !! Image !! Cost
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| Natural ramp || [[File:Natural Ramp NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|98,000}}
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| Blue plank ramp || [[File:Blue-Plank Ramp NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|128,000}}
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|-
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| White-plank ramp || [[File:White-Plank Ramp NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|128,000}}
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|-
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| Log staircase || [[File:Log Staircase NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|168,000}}
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|-
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| Stone staircase || [[File:Stone Staircase NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|168,000}}
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|-
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| Brick staircase || [[File:Brick Staircase NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|198,000}}
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|-
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| Blue steel staircase || [[File:Blue Steel Staircase NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|228,000}}
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| Red steel staircase || [[File:Red Steel Staircase NH Icon.png|128px]] || {{Currency|Bells|228,000}}
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|}
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==See also==
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*[[Bridge]]
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*[[Public works project]]
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{{Image}}
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{{Navbox Geography}}
 
[[Category:Town Landmarks]]
 
[[Category:Town Landmarks]]

Latest revision as of 17:53, March 10, 2024

Incline NH Inv Icon.png

Inclines, also known as ramps, are a type of geography that appear in all Animal Crossing series games, with the exception in Animal Crossing: Wild World, where the town has only one level. As its name implies, it connects the higher and lower parts of town. It is a vertical piece of land, usually covered in grass. Due to a ramp's steep slope, however, sport balls and snowballs are difficult to transport uphill since both easily roll down the ramp.

In Animal Crossing[edit]

In Animal Crossing, each town has at least two inclines, one on each side of town. Occasionally, a town can have four inclines if its map has three levels.

In City Folk[edit]

In Animal Crossing: City Folk, inclines serve the same purpose as in Animal Crossing.

  • CF Ramp 1.jpg

  • Regular vertical ramp

  • Wide double ramp

  • South-east facing straight ramp

  • South-east facing angular ramp

  • East cliff straight ramp

  • East cliff curved ramp

  • Straight southwest corner ramp

  • Southwest corner L-shaped ramp

  • West cliff straight ramp

  • West cliff fold-back ramp

  • Southeast corner angular ramp

  • Southeast inside corner normal ramp

  • Southwest inside corner normal ramp

  • Southwest inside corner wide ramp

In New Leaf[edit]

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, ramps connect the town and the beach, and can be on the same side of town. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo, a new sideways-facing type of ramp is added. It appears on either the eastern or western side of town (the cliff side), and leads to the campground, which is a major new addition run by Harvey.

  • Campground Incline

  • Beach Incline

In New Horizons[edit]

As the island is initially uninhabited, there are no inclines and the player must use a ladder to climb up cliffs.

After Resident Services is upgraded from a tent to a building, the Resident Representative can talk to Tom Nook to set up a project and choose a site to construct an incline. Lloid will appear at the construction site to collect donations, and once the donation goal has been met, construction will be complete by the next morning. Inclines are 2×4 spaces large and can be built on the second or third cliff tier, but not the fourth cliff tier similar when players attempt to climb up that tier with a ladder. Additionally, inclines can be demolished for a fee of 10,000 Bells.

A maximum of eight inclines may be built initially on one island. Beginning in version 2.0, the player can purchase the Pro Construction License to increase the number of inclines that can be built to ten.

Villagers will only venture onto areas of the island that are connected with bridges and inclines. If an area is accessible only by use of a vaulting pole or ladder, they will never wander there under any circumstances. Villagers with houses that are inaccessible will still be able to wander the main island, although they will never be seen crossing a river or climbing a cliff on-screen.

Name Image Cost
Natural ramp Natural Ramp NH Icon.png  98,000 Bells
Blue plank ramp Blue-Plank Ramp NH Icon.png  128,000 Bells
White-plank ramp White-Plank Ramp NH Icon.png  128,000 Bells
Log staircase Log Staircase NH Icon.png  168,000 Bells
Stone staircase Stone Staircase NH Icon.png  168,000 Bells
Brick staircase Brick Staircase NH Icon.png  198,000 Bells
Blue steel staircase Blue Steel Staircase NH Icon.png  228,000 Bells
Red steel staircase Red Steel Staircase NH Icon.png  228,000 Bells

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