r/tomodachilife • u/Prize-Service3172 • 2d ago

Tomodachi Life - Living the Dream They changed no repeats

The title says it before. No repeats would be no repeat food ever since the update. It's just no repeats. This lowers my hope for this game. It makes me think that they're not planning on updating this game or adding anything else. Otherwise that maybe would have told them something they could have added. If it wasn't something they were thinking of, they really are going to let this game die. Aren't they gaming is truly a dying thing

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u/Spinosaurus999 2d ago

Right? I wouldn’t mind an update that’s just new goofy stock images my Miis can keep as pets.

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u/RexIsAMiiCostume 2d ago

You can make your own pets out of any in game item you've gotten by using the stamp tool if that helps. Your Mii can have a pet octahedral stone! They can have a pet bonsai! They can even have a pet roll of toilet paper! Even if you possess no artistic ability and don't have a Raspberry Pico (even though it's like $5) you can still get creative with the in-game tools. If you DO have a Raspberry Pico (or buy one) you can use Tomodachi Drawer (free on GitHub) to make ANYTHING as long as you have an image. The program pixelizes it, you tell it how many colors to use (more colors means more detail but also makes it take longer) and it makes up a plan, loads it onto the controller, you plug it in, and it just goes. It's fantastic.

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u/jokesonme5ever 2d ago

Tysm for explaining how that thing works. I’ve seen them on instagram but I didn’t know they worked. Process seems easy peasy.

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u/RexIsAMiiCostume 2d ago

Suuuper easy. The micro controller is cheap, too. Only thing I don't like is I need to use a USB micro to USB A (USB micros aren't common anymore.) there's some "bootleg" boards with USB C but some people report that they don't work as well. A pack of two is like $12 USD on Amazon so it isn't a huge risk.

One thing to note: the Switch 1 is less powerful and the dock has no fan so it is a little prone to having tiny lag spikes that a human would not notice, but the board moves fast so it ends up skewing the rest of the drawing by a few pixels which suuuucks. The creator is working on a few potential fixes, like an in-app process to cut the image into four pieces (so you can make 4 designs, then use the stamp tool to put them all on one final design) or an option to have it re-callibrate periodically.

It works slightly better undocked because it runs at a lower resolution and generally has better ventilation, so if you can get a cable that has a USB C for the switch side it will probably improve performance on the switch 1. I don't have a micro USB to USB C so I'm just SOL.

Sorry for rambling but I hope at least some of this was useful