For years, Animal Crossing: New Horizons players have asked for fewer limitations and less busywork. Version 3.0.0 finally delivers exactly that.
From massive home storage upgrades and long-requested bulk crafting, to the return of Mr. Resetti with a powerful island cleanup service, this update quietly reshapes how players design, rebuild, and manage their islands.
If you’re wondering what actually changed, what Resetti really does, and how to take full advantage of these new tools, this guide breaks everything down in a clear, player-friendly way.
What’s New in Animal Crossing: New Horizons Version 3.0.0?
Version 3.0.0 focuses almost entirely on quality-of-life improvements rather than flashy new events. The result is an update that feels small on paper but massive in day-to-day gameplay.
Core Improvements at a Glance
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Expanded home storage up to 9,000 items
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Ability to store trees, shrubs, and flowers
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Bulk crafting (up to 10 items at once)
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Crafting directly from home storage
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Resetti’s Reset Service for island cleanup
These features work together to dramatically reduce friction when redesigning or rebuilding your island.
Expanded Home Storage: Up to 9,000 Items
Storage management has always been one of New Horizons’ biggest pain points. Version 3.0.0 finally solves it.
What Changed?
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Maximum storage increases from 5,000 → 9,000 items
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Two new storage upgrades are available through Tom Nook
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Storage now supports:
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Fully grown trees
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Shrubs
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Flowers
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This single change transforms how players approach seasonal decorating and large-scale island redesigns.
Why This Matters
Instead of permanently chopping down trees or discarding rare flowers, you can now store them safely and reuse them later. Many players now maintain seasonal sets—cherry blossoms, mushrooms, snow trees—without cluttering their island year-round.
Bulk Crafting Is Finally Here
Crafting dozens of fences or furniture pieces one by one was one of the most tedious parts of New Horizons. Version 3.0.0 fixes that.
Bulk Crafting Features
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Craft up to 10 identical items at once
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Craft using materials directly from home storage
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No need to move materials into your pockets
Best Way to Use Bulk Crafting
To maximize efficiency:
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Place a crafting bench near your home storage
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Keep materials organized by category
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Use storage search filters to find items instantly
This change alone saves hours over long play sessions, especially during island overhauls.
Resetti Returns: How the Reset Service Works
Mr. Resetti is back—but not to yell at you.
Instead, Version 3.0.0 introduces Resetti’s Reset Service, a tool designed to help players clean up large sections of their island quickly.
What the Reset Service Can Do
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Clear placed items from:
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A selected area
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Or the entire island
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Choose what happens to removed items:
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Send to storage
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Discard permanently
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Works on:
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Furniture
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Placed objects
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Decorations
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Important Limitations (Very Important!)
Resetti cannot remove:
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Trees
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Bushes
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Crops
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Bamboo
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Weeds
These must still be removed manually before using the service.
Flowers, however, can be sent to storage or discarded, depending on your chosen option.
Storage + Resetti = Island Redesign Made Easy
The real power of Version 3.0.0 comes from how these systems work together.
Example Redesign Workflow
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Store trees, shrubs, and flowers you want to keep
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Manually clear weeds and unwanted plants
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Use Resetti’s Reset Service to remove placed items
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Bulk craft fences and furniture from storage
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Rebuild your island without clutter or item loss
This workflow turns what used to be a multi-day cleanup into a short session.
Before vs After: Version 3.0.0 Comparison
| Feature | Before 3.0.0 | After 3.0.0 |
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| Max Storage | 5,000 items | 9,000 items |
| Store Trees & Flowers | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Crafting | One at a time | Up to 10 at once |
| Craft From Storage | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Island Cleanup | Fully manual | Resetti Reset Service |
Community Reactions & Player Sentiment
The player response to Version 3.0.0 has been overwhelmingly positive—especially among long-time players.
Common community feedback includes:
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“Bulk crafting finally makes fences bearable.”
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“Being able to store trees is a game-changer for seasonal islands.”
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“Resetti feels like Nintendo admitting the old system was too slow.”
Many players consider this update a late but essential evolution of New Horizons.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Resetti remove trees or weeds?
No. Trees, crops, bushes, bamboo, and weeds must be removed manually.
Can flowers be saved during a reset?
Yes. You can choose to send flowers to storage or discard them.
Is bulk crafting limited?
Yes. You can craft up to 10 items per batch, not unlimited.
Is this update available on all versions?
Yes. Version 3.0.0 applies to all supported Nintendo Switch systems.
Why Version 3.0.0 Is One of the Most Important Updates Ever
This update doesn’t add flashy events or new characters—but it respects the player’s time.
By reducing repetitive actions and removing artificial limits, Version 3.0.0 allows players to focus on what Animal Crossing does best: creativity, expression, and relaxation.
If you’ve ever put off an island redesign because it felt overwhelming, this update finally removes that barrier.
Final Thoughts
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Version 3.0.0 may not look massive at first glance—but in practice, it’s one of the most player-friendly updates the game has ever received.
If you haven’t revisited your island in a while, this is the perfect time to return.
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