#REDDIT STARDEW FARM LAYOUT SERIES#

Added optional tooltip feature by rsandISU and YME5800.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.The author doesn’t know much about Stardew, but the farm layouts have some interesting and inspirational features. Pinterest: search for “stardew valley farm layout”Īn article from (2019) that features 10 Stardew Farms pulled from Reddit.

#REDDIT STARDEW FARM LAYOUT SERIES#

SharkyGames: beginning of a series with various farm map layout ideas: SDV FARM DESIGNS! Fuzzireno: series of layout ideas for the various farms: Stardew Valley Layouts Penguinpanda video on farm decoration that has good tips : Plan the layout of your farm outside of the game with this tool R/StardewValley r/FarmsOfStardewValley r/StardewHomeDesign Explore the use of lighting, outdoor seating areas, garden pots, and other decorative elements that make you happy. Fill in the leftover spaces with smaller or awkwardly-tall buildings (silo, obelisk), and Bee House clusters. In general terms, the best sequence seems to be: First lay out the paths and largest buildings (barn, coop, shed, fish pond).

(Is it the lighting? The Bee House layout? The outdoor picnic area? The clever way of hiding a silo?) I keep a scrapbook of farm screenshot details I like and why I like them.

The all-time best advice I can offer is to hang around these subs, look closely at the posted images of farms, and borrow the bits that you like or appeal to you. But tastes and goals differ so much from player to player that it’s hard to offer advice that will be useful or appeal to YOU. We often see requests for help in designing an attractive farm or what to put in an empty space. Buy it for Console: PS4, Switch, Xbox One.or apply for prestige flair! Browse without questions Browse without creative writing Posts featuring modded content and question posts must be properly flaired.Mark spoilers like this: >!Text here is hidden!< No unmarked spoilers, or spoilers in thread titles.Posts must be relevant, have a descriptive title, and not duplicate a recent post.No sensitive, political, or controversial topics.Be respectful (no prejudice, attacks, trolling, posting private messages, etc).Stardew Valley is an open-ended country-life RPG with support for 1–4 players. Announcing user flair and prestige flair!

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