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Iridium Band: false-96falseIridium Band527false0Iridium BandIridium Band120005279133 Iridium Axe: false-99trueAxefalse0Iridium AxeIridium Axe1238234264falsefalse40Axe238264falsefalse Iridium Pickaxe: false-99truePickaxefalse0Iridium PickaxeIridium Pickaxe1154156180falsefalse40Pickaxe154180falsefalse Galaxy Sword: false-98falseGalaxy Swordfalse0Galaxy SwordGalaxy Sword1464falsefalse00Galaxy Sword44falsefalse36080800010.023false Here, for example, are the item codes for iridium tools: You have to be careful here to put the correct number of items as you have total inventory slots: you'll break the game if you put 9 items and only have 8 slots. In both of your files, you will see your inventory listed under the section of the code. The next thing is editing your inventory. So edit your files to show: 14995149951499514995149950Īnd the next skill points you gain in game will level you to 10.

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There are more places in the code than there are actual skills: the last integer value must stay 0. This means you don't have to edit any other part of the skills: as soon as you gain experience, you will level to 10 overnight with the normal recipe learning / skill selection menus. If you edit your experience to 14995, the next experience you get will level you up. The easiest thing I've found to do is edit your experience points to just shy of the level you want: for instance, 15k experience gets you to level 10. The wiki ( ) has a table of experience points for each level. The former is integer codes for each chosen / selected profession, the latter is the total experience points you have in that profession. Towards the top of either file, you will find two strings: and. One easy starting place is editing your skills. You need to edit both of them to be identical or your game won't read them appropriately. Your character file has both your character information and all of the data for your farm (building placements, what's planted in each tile, etc.) while your SaveGameInfo just has character information. Inside your save folder, you have two important files: character_numbers and SaveGameInfo. In 1.4, your save folders are named by character_numbers, in 1.5 your save files are named by farm name instead of character. On mobile (iOS, android) that's easiest using a cloud service like dropbox.

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You can access your save files on PC or mobile, but you need to be able to transfer your files to a PC with a text editor to edit them.

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I've mentioned this a few times and had people say they don't know how to save-edit, so I figured some guidance might be useful.

Unlock sewers / learn dwarvish so I can start befriending these folks without waiting on the random luck of artifacts.Īnd some other things, depending on my goals for the save. Once I've unlocked the ability, buy a golden clock so I can stop the $%!* weeds from spawning and destroying my farm.

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The main things I do in my save edits are:Īs I plant fruit trees, edit them to full maturity. So I decided that instead of viewing new farms as a 'new farmer', I'd have more fun making new farms that are (basically) my old farmer moving on to a new town / new plot of land. Sure, I could just blow everything up and start over, but that also doesn't allow me to mess around with different farm types, different marriage partners, etc.

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You could also perform a search for: and see the items that way.So as a short preamble, I love making new farms, but am really tired of the 'raise skills, upgrade tools' treadmill after doing it half a dozen times. Note: One single item is contained within and brackets. Change the number in between this variable, save the file, and run the game. Further down you will see a set of 123 variables (the one in lower-case).

This will take you to the location where wood is in your inventory. To duplicate recourses, first, open stardew valley and put everything you want to dupe in your hotbar, then close stardew valley, go into your save editor and bring up the search dialog box, type Wood” (without quotations) in the search box and press Enter. To modify relationships find Leah (replace ‘Leah’ with the name of your chosen townsfolk, do not forget the capitals!) once again, the closest number after it is your relationship, 250 ‘points’ to a ‘heart’, so 2500 is ten hearts, geddit?

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