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==~~DSi/3DS/2DS~~-~~only feature~~==

==Camera-Only Feature==

If the game is being run on a DSi or a 3DS/2DS, the player can access an extra feature where they can take a picture of something with either of the console's cameras. ~~This allows a Rabbid~~ to ~~perform~~ one of 6 animations ~~on top of~~ the ~~picture. It also allows them~~ to ~~change or apply various effects~~. ~~There are 3 buttons~~ on the ~~touch screen that are~~ for the ~~steps of making a custom image~~. ~~The first step~~ button ~~has options~~ for the ~~Rabbid's animations~~. The ~~second step~~ has options ~~for; changing~~ the camera to be flipped vertically or not~~, applying~~ one of 5 colour filters, one of 4 camera modes ~~and switching~~ between the ~~fron~~ facing or rear facing cameras.

{{quote|text="Create a funny scene with these Rabbid animations!'"'}}

If the game is being run on a DSi or a 3DS/2DS, the player can access an extra feature where they can take a picture of something with either of the console's cameras. There are buttons on the touch screen that allow the player to manipulate the image in various ways:

When the [1] button is selected, two [<|>] buttons appear in the bottom left, allowing the player to cycle through one of 6 animations for the Rabbid to perform. The ▲ menu is disabled on this screen.

When the [2] button is selected, an image button appears in the bottom left which allows the player to take a picture for the background. A picture is required to be taken for the ■ button to become the ▶ button, which allows the animation to play and for the image to be saved. The ▲ menu on the bottom right also becomes available that has a several options:

* Changing the camera to be flipped vertically or not

* Applying one of 5 colour filters

* Cycling through one of 4 camera modes

* Switching between the front facing or rear facing cameras

When the [3] button is selected, the player can add a mask to the image on the layer above the Rabbid. The ▲ menu is available again that has several options:

* Modify Mask: Switches the opacity of the mask between 50% or none

* Edit Mask: Eraser for erasing parts of the mask, which are the only parts that show the Rabbid in the final image

* Move Mask: Allows the mask to be moved around with the stylus

* New Mask: Resets the mask to the default unedited state

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-==DSi/3DS/2DS-only feature==
+==Camera-Only Feature==
-If the game is being run on a DSi or a 3DS/2DS, the player can access an extra feature where they can take a picture of something with either of the console's cameras. This allows a Rabbid to perform one of 6 animations on top of the picture. It also allows them to change or apply various effects. There are 3 buttons on the touch screen that are for the steps of making a custom image. The first step button has options for the Rabbid's animations. The second step has options for; changing the camera to be flipped vertically or not, applying one of 5 colour filters, one of 4 camera modes and switching between the fron facing or rear facing cameras.
+{{quote|text="Create a funny scene with these Rabbid animations!'"'}}
+If the game is being run on a DSi or a 3DS/2DS, the player can access an extra feature where they can take a picture of something with either of the console's cameras. There are buttons on the touch screen that allow the player to manipulate the image in various ways:
+{{quote|text="First step, choose an animation""}}
+When the [1] button is selected, two [<|>] buttons appear in the bottom left, allowing the player to cycle through one of 6 animations for the Rabbid to perform. The ▲ menu is disabled on this screen.
+{{quote|text="Second Step, take a picture""}}
+When the [2] button is selected, an image button appears in the bottom left which allows the player to take a picture for the background. A picture is required to be taken for the ■ button to become the ▶ button, which allows the animation to play and for the image to be saved. The ▲ menu on the bottom right also becomes available that has a several options:
+* Changing the camera to be flipped vertically or not
+* Applying one of 5 colour filters
+* Cycling through one of 4 camera modes
+* Switching between the front facing or rear facing cameras
+{{quote|text="Third Step, use the mask to hide the Rabbids""}}
+When the [3] button is selected, the player can add a mask to the image on the layer above the Rabbid. The ▲ menu is available again that has several options:
+* Modify Mask: Switches the opacity of the mask between 50% or none
+* Edit Mask: Eraser for erasing parts of the mask, which are the only parts that show the Rabbid in the final image
+* Move Mask: Allows the mask to be moved around with the stylus
+* New Mask: Resets the mask to the default unedited state
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