Once you've finished editing your farm, save the file and your good to go! Worst case, you have to remove them before swapping farm space (should anyone point out that it doesn't dissapear). I'm not sure if this can be removed in the save editor. Do keep in mind that the soil fields (should you have any), will remain in place. This makes it so that you can drag and drop your buildings, paths, crops, trees, etc. The reason we want to use a save editor, is because it has a map editor for your farm. It goes through a update server, so you just need to click a button up in the right corner of the software. When downloading this and launching it, you need to update the editor. The save editor you want to use is called "Stardew Valley Save Editor" made by Rusty2266 on Nexusmods. To swap this out, you need to download a Save Editor. They will stay in place, so say you swap to Riverland, you can suddenly have farm buildings, crops, etc. Seeing it as you've swapped farm, you have buildings standing around, paths on the ground, etc. As you can see from the image, it's lined down with the data values from left to right / 0 - 4.
(If it isn't a regular script setup, but everything just piled together into a gigantic wall of text, it's located at the last or second last line.)Ġ = Standard Farm (If your using a farm mod, this is most likely to be the modded map) Go to the bottom of the text field, and the second line from the bottom is the following: Note: If your using Brackets, it will freeze and take some time to load all the text. Right click the file, and edit with Notepad++, Brackets, or your prefered editing software. Once your in there, select your save file with the string of numbers, i.e. It's the name of your character, followed by a string of numbers.Ģ. Select the save that you want to swap farm on. For steam users it is the following location:Ĭ:\Users\Walker\AppData\Roaming\StardewValley\Savesġ. To swap farm your gonna need to go to your save location.
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