There is a new Animal Crossing glitch that allows you to duplicate some objects

During the launch of Animal Crossing: New Horizons some users detected a glitch that allowed them to duplicate objects and extract the respective revenues that this implies.

Nintendo quickly fixed the error in their video game, but that did not prevent another simple method of replicating items in one pass to be detected about a month later.

As explained by the user Artificial Glitch in his YouTube video, recovered via Polygon, only three objects are required: a 2×2 table (like a round log table), a 2×1 table (like a wooden mouse table) and an object of 2×1, like a katana.

The procedure involves placing both tables in the center of a piece, accessing the editor, placing the article on the small table, and then moving and turning it from the sides.

Once the repetition procedure is finished, which also involves entering and leaving the piece in question, the duplication will have been completed and the objects can be saved through the editor.

The following video makes everything clear.

Obviously, with more expensive 2×1 items, the glitch can be used to replicate items and sell them in the Nook store.

For now, Nintendo has not solved the glitch, nor is it clear what consequences there may be for those who use it. So keep that in mind.