Wood texture

Wood texture used for this site.

Washi tape

Plaid washi tape png, however, the link to the site is dead, and WebArchive doesn't seem to have archived it.

Unsplash assets

Many assets were used from Unsplash, here's the list.

• Plants: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]


• Tea tray: [1] [2] [3]


• Paper: [1]

Miitopia assets

Not only the Miitopia wiki is home to a lot of Miitopia assets, but so is the offical Miitopia Switch website.

Tomodachi Life assets

While Tomodachi Life's page on the Spriter's Resource houses many of Tomodachi Life's assets, so does the Tomodachi Life wiki. Also noteworthy assets to borrow is the official Tomodachi Life site (JP).

Tomodachi Collection assets

Spriter's Resource hosts most of Tomodachi Collection's assets, however, the Tomodachi Life wiki also houses a noteworthy amount as well.

Stamp templates

This stamp template from DeviantArt by Birvan is what most NCArchives' stamps are based off of.

Zorrpu also made a stamp template that NCArchives also uses for larger images.

Fonts

On site:

• Mamelon 4 Hi Regular by Hiroki-Chan
• Cuprum
• KaoriGel by Sharasfonts
• FOT-Seurat Pro UB
• Humming-E

In art:

• CatCafe by Sharasfonts
• FOT-Aokane Std EB
• FOT-Comet Std B
• Buildings and Under the Railway Tracks (free ver.) by TypingArt & Co 中井 sakujitetsu
• Continuum
• Fredoka One
• KaoriGel by Sharasfonts
• FOT-RodinCamille Pro DB
• Greenhorne Serif by DoodleNeuding24
• (Aokane) Miitopian Regular by Anasu Meruku and Carossmo

Music

Khinsider is where a lot of music on NCArchives come from, the names of music used on this website are named, and can be found on Khinsider.

Sound Effects (SFX)

This YouTube video of Nintendogs + Cats Sound Effects is where NCArchives' SFX come from. However, all of the SFX are not named properly.

Notebook code

This notebook code by des was used as inspiration for NCArchive's own scrapbook code. NCArchives' code is not based off of this code 1-to-1, but rather, des's code was used as a reference and a guide.

Different sounds on click code

This tutorial on how to have different sounds play on different button clicks with JavaScript was used, pretty beginner-friendly.

W3Schools' How-To

W3schools' page on various How-To's are super useful, NCArchives uses various code from W3schools, such as the different tab Javascript code.

Speech bubble pointer code

This site helps generate a speech bubble code for you.

Modal code without JavaScript

This thread on Stack Overflow had some code on how to make modal boxes without using JavaScript!

Tooltip styling

Style-my-tooltips jQuery plugin by malihu is a great code snippet for styling tooltips.

Audio editing and mixing

Audacity is used for audio editing and mixing.

BG Remover

This site is a good background remover. You may rat on that this is AI, but this tool has proven immensely helpful with removing backgrounds of images since PNGs of real objects are becoming more and more extinct on the internet because of (funnily enough) AI.

Image editing

FireAlpaca is used for all the site's art-related things, free and great as an art program.

Programming software

Neon City Archives is coded using VSCode, with the Live Preview add-on.

GIF and image converting

EZGif is a great site for mainly GIF making and simple image file conversions.

Dithering images

Dither it! is a good site for dithering (pixeling and compressing) images.

OTF/TTF/WOFF/WOFF2 Converter

This site helps with converting font files, super simple and easy.

Image compressor

Optimizilla helps with image compression, the best part is that it barely loses its quality while cutting down on image sizing!

Zorrpu

Neon City Archives wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the help and support of Zorrpu! He's a great friend and if you like this site, then you sure as hell would love his site.

W3Schools

Webmaster had little to no prior experience with programming when it came to making NCArchives, it was only through W3Schools did this site come to be.

Nekoweb

Thanks to Nekoweb, Neon City Archives could be hosted on the web for free!

Last but not least, you! Yes, you. The viewer reading this right now. Webmaster appreciates you taking the time to read all this and hopes you'll enjoy what NCArchives would have to offer. From the bottom of Webmaster's heart, thank you.