everydayger.blogg.se - Stardew valley save editor 2019

You can find your save game file from %AppData%/StardewValley/Saves.You can open object counter window from the options menu.You can enable brush overwriting mode in options.To delete buildings, either drop it to non-buildable area, click on it with eraser or press either Del or fn+ Backspace or Esc.Drawing very large areas of crops / paths might result in some lag due to restriction checking, in that case just do them in little patches or disable restriction checking from options.You can use arrow keys ⭠ ⭢ ⭡ ⭣ or middle mouse button to scroll the map if it doesn't fit to your screen.Just toggle highlights in the highlight menu to fix for now)

W to toggle highlights temporarily (If you hold W and hover mouse to dropdowns it might break.

S to easily select selector brush, press again to restore last brush.

E to easily select eraser brush, press again to restore last brush.

Hold ⌘ or Ctrl or Shift when placing buildings to "duplicate" it.

When launching Stardew Valley, if the player clicks on ConcernedApe's face, he will open his eyes or remove his sunglasses and a 'splat' or honk sound will play.

Setting the favorite thing when starting the game to "ConcernedApe" will trigger special dialogue upon consumption of a Stardrop.

ConcernedApe began work on this game in late 2020 as the sole developer. In late 2021 he announced ConcernedApe’s Haunted Chocolatier, a new game still in development. See Stardew Valley for more info about the game's development.

The 1.5 update of the game was developed by ConcernedApe and Arthur Lee. The 1.4 update of the game was developed by ConcernedApe, Arthur Lee (a.k.a. In early 2019, ConcernedApe formed a small development team to continue updating the game. He currently resides in Seattle, Washington. From 2012 to 2019, he was the sole developer of the game (except the multiplayer networking code in 1.3) and created all art, sound effects, and music. ConcernedApe is Eric Barone, the creator and lead developer of Stardew Valley, as well as the name of the company he founded to continue game development.