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[[File:Ramp example.jpg|right|200px|A ramp]]
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'''Ramps''' are a type of geography that will appear in an {{SER}} town. They appear in all games except {{WW}}. As its name implies, it connects the higher and lower parts of town. It is a virtical piece of land, usually covered in grass. They lead to a higher part of land and cause sport [[ball]]s and snowballs to roll down, making it hard to bring them up it. In {{WW}}, the [[town]]s are smaller, so there is only one level, no cliff or ramp. Each town has two ramps, one on each side of town.
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'''Ramps''' or '''inclines''' are a type of geography that will appear in all {{SER}} games except in {{WW}}, where the [[town]] only has one level. As its name implies, a ramp is a sloping piece of land, usually covered in grass, that connects the higher and lower parts of town. Because it is sloped, it causes [[ball|sport balls]] and [[snowballs]] to roll down, making it hard to bring them up ramps. Each town has two ramps, with one on each side of town in {{PG}} and {{CF}}; in {{PG}}, it is possible for the town to have three layers, which makes the maximum number of ramps per town six. In {{NL}}, there are also two ramps, but they are only used as a transition between the town and [[beach]]. In {{NH}}, the [[Deserted Island]] always has three layers initially, but no ramps, and all ramps must be funded and built by the player after [[Resident Services]] is upgraded to a building.
   
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Clovers, weeds, flowers, items, and cracks can be placed or appear on the ramps in some games. They are often used as a strategy to catch a [[tarantula]] or [[scorpion]]. When someone is following the player in {{NL|nolink}}, like [[Katie]], [[Tom Nook]], or [[Isabelle]], they will ask if the player wants them to stop following, as there is no good reason to take them to the beach.
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[[File:Ramp_example.jpg|thumb|200px|a common ramp]]
  
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== {{CF}} ramps ==
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There are fourteen known ramp styles in {{CF|nolink}}, which are as follows:
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<gallery>
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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 angled 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|South-west corner straight ramp
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File:Ramp008.jpg|South-west corner L-shaped ramp
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File:Ramp009.jpg|West cliff straight ramp
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File:Ramp010.jpg|South-east inside corner angled ramp
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File:Ramp011.jpg|South-east inside corner normal ramp
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File:Ramp012.jpg|South-west inside corner normal ramp
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File:Ramp013.jpg|South-west-facing inside corner stretched extremely wide very long slanted ramp<!--ity bamp-->
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File:Badgrass.jpg|West cliff hairpin ramp
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=={{NL}} ramps==
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In {{NL|nolink}}, there are only two ramps in every town, that both lead down to the beach. They can be far from or near to each other, and be parallel to the cliff they lead down from or perpendicular.
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== {{NH}} ramps ==
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In {{NH|nolink}}, there are eight ramp styles, all of which are either ramps or staircases. All styles are unlocked once [[Resident Services]] is upgraded from a tent to a building. To create a ramp, the player must speak to [[Tom Nook]] about infrastructure, then select "Inclines". The player can then choose the style of incline they want, and place the construction plot anywhere on their [[Deserted Island|island]] where there is an even stretch of cliffs. [[Lloid]] will appear with the plot and accept donations for the incline's construction, and when the required funding has been donated in full, the incline will be completed the next day.
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Ramps can be canceled during the funding period by speaking to Lloid and paying 10,000 Bells, or demolished after construction by speaking to Tom Nook and paying 10,000 Bells. A maximum of 8 ramps can be placed on the island at once.
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{| class="article-table"
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!Name
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!Icon
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!Cost
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|-
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|Natural Ramp
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|[[File:NH Natural Ramp.png|80px]]
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|98,000 Bells
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|-
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|White-plank Ramp
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|[[File:NH White-Plank Ramp.png|80px]]
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|128,000 Bells
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|-
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|Blue-plank Ramp
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|[[File:NH Blue-Plank Ramp.png|80px]]
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|128,000 Bells
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|-
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|Log Staircase
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|[[File:NH Log Staircase.png|80px]]
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|168,000 Bells
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|-
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|Stone Staircase
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|[[File:NH Stone Staircase.png|80px]]
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|168,000 Bells
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|-
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|Brick Staircase
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|[[File:NH Brick Staircase.png|80px]]
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|198,000 Bells
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|-
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|Blue Steel Staircase
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|[[File:NH Blue Steel Staircase.png|80px]]
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|228,000 Bells
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|-
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|Red Steel Staircase
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|[[File:NH Red Steel Staircase.png|80px]]
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|228,000 Bells
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|}
   
 
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Revision as of 16:46, 12 June 2020

A ramp

Ramps or inclines are a type of geography that will appear in all Animal Crossing series games except in Wild World, where the town only has one level. As its name implies, a ramp is a sloping piece of land, usually covered in grass, that connects the higher and lower parts of town. Because it is sloped, it causes sport balls and snowballs to roll down, making it hard to bring them up ramps. Each town has two ramps, with one on each side of town in Animal Crossing and City Folk; in Animal Crossing, it is possible for the town to have three layers, which makes the maximum number of ramps per town six. In New Leaf, there are also two ramps, but they are only used as a transition between the town and beach. In New Horizons, the Deserted Island always has three layers initially, but no ramps, and all ramps must be funded and built by the player after Resident Services is upgraded to a building.

Clovers, weeds, flowers, items, and cracks can be placed or appear on the ramps in some games. They are often used as a strategy to catch a tarantula or scorpion. When someone is following the player in New Leaf, like Katie, Tom Nook, or Isabelle, they will ask if the player wants them to stop following, as there is no good reason to take them to the beach.

City Folk ramps

There are fourteen known ramp styles in City Folk, which are as follows:

New Leaf ramps

In New Leaf, there are only two ramps in every town, that both lead down to the beach. They can be far from or near to each other, and be parallel to the cliff they lead down from or perpendicular.

New Horizons ramps

In New Horizons, there are eight ramp styles, all of which are either ramps or staircases. All styles are unlocked once Resident Services is upgraded from a tent to a building. To create a ramp, the player must speak to Tom Nook about infrastructure, then select "Inclines". The player can then choose the style of incline they want, and place the construction plot anywhere on their island where there is an even stretch of cliffs. Lloid will appear with the plot and accept donations for the incline's construction, and when the required funding has been donated in full, the incline will be completed the next day.

Ramps can be canceled during the funding period by speaking to Lloid and paying 10,000 Bells, or demolished after construction by speaking to Tom Nook and paying 10,000 Bells. A maximum of 8 ramps can be placed on the island at once.

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


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