This is a very far complex and impressive mod that adds an extensive cheat menu inside the game. You can teleport anywhere, adjust your skill levels on the fly, change the weather, freeze time, give yourself money, increase movement speed, turn on god mode, adjust fishing difficulty, make your watering can never run out, and a whole heck of a lot more—all from within the game. The cheat menu actually has some features of other mods on this list built in, so if you liked the look of some of the mods on the previous page, they may be covered here.
This mod—potentially combined with the cheat menu above from the same modder—might be the closest Stardew Valley gets to having a "creative mode" for a while.
You can spawn any items you may want directly into your inventory, allowing you to build your dream farm immediately. Flick on the cheat menu's infinite stamina option and freeze time, and you could build the entire thing before the first day even passes. Item spawners are a powerful tool, and hopefully this will lead to some amazing looking farms that would otherwise taking hundreds of hours to create.
Sometimes you get to year five of a farm and have achieved just about everything aside from amassing a fortune. When you've got nothing to do but watch your crops grow, BJS Time Skipper lets you use an Elder Scrolls-esque time waiting function where you choose the number of days you'd like to skip and then watch the days fly by.
If you need more time in your day to farm, the one surefire way to get it is just not sleeping! Stardew Valley forces your farmer to pass out at 2am if they haven't gone to bed yet. With the Night Owl mod, you can stay up forever and never sleep.
The game will save at 6am by making it look like you're passing out, but unlike the main game you won't lose items or be forced back home again. Custom Warps adds a menu to Stardew Valley where you can set and travel to any tile on the game map. It's a cheesy solution to the problem of walking or riding around town, but a cool mod nevertheless!
After ridding Pelican Town of the evil that is Joja Mart, you can instead introduce it to the evils of the internet! Pelican Fiber lets you shop online at any of the valley's stores "even on Wednesday, even on Tuesdays, even at midnight or 6am" says modder Jwdred. Since Marnie is never in her shop when I need her and Wednesday always seems to be the day I need seeds from Pierre, shopping online is a lifesaver that lets me get what I need while still saving those local businesses I fought to protect.
Do you ever remember to shut the doors to your barns and coops at night? I don't. No matter what I do, I always seem to leave my poor animals out in the cold on rainy days. AutoAnimalDoors does the remembering for you by automatically opening and shutting all barns and coops each day. It's a small but life-saving change. This save editor is a seperate tool, not technically a mod, that allows you to adjust certain variables about your save file without having to dig around in a text editor.
Sure, you could use it to cheat money and power into your game, but it also lets you do more difficult things than that. The save editor can be used to cheat your way through the game, but it can also be used to subtly adjust variables that you couldn't control any other way, making it a valuable tool even for those of us using no mods at all.
If you're running an operation with several other farmer friends, it can be tough to keep track of which houses belong to which friends. Cabin Owner Displayed is a quick fix that shows the name of a cabin's owner when you enter. No more pranking the wrong friend by accident. Another useful way to keep tabs on your multiplayer friends is the Multiplayer Backpacks mod which lets you see what all your fellow farmers are carrying with them. Ideally you can use it to plan better as a group but if you just need it to figure out who's been hoarding all the hoes, it can do that too.
Now that Stardew Valley's official multiplayer support is out, we no longer need the Makeshift Multiplayer mod, but there are always greater heights for mod makers to aspire to. Unlimited Players removes the cap on cabins that can be built on a farm and the limit on number of farmers that can join a session. Only the player hosting the multiplayer session needs to install Unlimited Players, meaning you may be able to surprise some strangers with overpopulated farms.
This mod puts the farm host into a deep slumber, allowing the world to continue running without them playing. This allows for the rest of your farmers to play even when the host isn't present, and the mod is smart enough to pause the action when no one's active so time won't pass. The host will have to leave the game running on their computer, but that's a small price to pay for a farm that never sleeps.
Warp to Friends adds an additional menu to Stardew Valley showing the location of all other farmhands and a button for warping directly to them. Especially useful for helping out new friends if they get lost or need help deep in the mines. Lauren loves long books and even longer RPGs. She got a game design degree and then, stupidly, refused to leave the midwest.
She plays indie games you haven't heard of and will never pass on a story about players breaking games or playing them wrong. Stardew Valley is a farming simulator that pulls you into the role of a single farmer. Stardew Valley is a game, after all! A Stardew Valley mod allows you to modify almost everything about the game, including adding new goods, tweaking the game balance, changing the appearance of the animals, and making fishing simpler.
These modifications take farming to a whole new level. Modders are trying to alter every aspect of the game, from the aesthetic overhauls that transform Stardew Valley into a pixelated fairytale to the addition of game-breaking exploits such as god mode. As a result, we strongly advise you to back up your data before downloading and installing the modifications.
Here are some of the finest Stardew Valley modifications to help celebrate modding ingenuity, with a wide range of mods that include gameplay improvements, aesthetic overhauls, and hacks. You may add a lot of new events and NPS to this mod, as well as rethink some of the basic locations to make them even better.
It also includes 32 additional places, enabling you to significantly extend the area. The NPC map locations patch will assist to address this problem by showing where the characters are on the map at all times.
Would you want to know how many points there are before the next heart with an NPC, for example? Do you want to know what resources an opponent may drop? This mod is ideal for you. To use this mos, just hover over the subject you want to learn more about, hit F1, and the information will appear in a window.
It offers an endless jungle into which you may travel further and deeper. However, since it is a hazardous location, you must be prepared to encounter creatures when searching for ore. A mod like this is usually a good idea to keep Stardew Valley running smoothly when everyone is pleased and the crops are properly planted.
As much as you may like the Stardew Valley folks, Pelican Town has a little diversity problem. This mod, which is one of the finest Stardew Valley modifications, gives you a fantastic tractor to roleplay as Kevin Bacon in Footloose and will assist you as much as you like. Modifications to the Map Editor By Adenthorn, you may quickly modify a map by copying and pasting a tile to a different position on the map. Additionally, you may experiment with custom tile modifications.
It is very useful in making the layout of your farm a little simpler. Global Achievements. Trying to convince my hubby to let me download Smapi but he doesn't think it's safe. While I understand it's outside of Steam, it has its dangers, but just want to prove I'm right and that it's not completely dangrous XD what is everyone's opinion on the matter? Thank you!
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Showing 1 - 7 of 7 comments. Fawlow View Profile View Posts. I had it once, didn't get any viruses. The author of this thread has indicated that this post answers the original topic. Picuu View Profile View Posts. Community-made content for the community. But most games don't directly support and have a way to manage mods, making it complex to actually do by yourself. If you're one of the many people who get too confused and frustrated at trying to manually install mods for video games, specifically your favorite farming game known as Stardew Valley , look no further.
There are only two small steps you need to make before directly downloading mods to ensure the mods work correctly with the game files and are supported. SMAPI does the work for you once you install it from here.
This is a small program that allows mods to be loaded and managed into Stardew Valley. First you must extract the downloaded SMAPI file into any location you want that isn't the game's main folder.
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