Feasibly, if you removed some of these triggers you could repeat cutscenes. This appears to be mostly a list, but judging from things like "canReadJunimoText" and "summer_3_1" that seems likely. You can bump up the grinding this way.Īfter that appears to be dialogue/quest triggers that you have acquired. Now the only things to edit here is the string, which relates to the game logic itself, and the integer, which I believe is how many times you have crafted an item total. Haven't quite experimented with this, but it seems pretty straight-forward to accomplish.īelow that I believe is your crafting list. You can also edit your entire inventory, including what is in each slot and their upgrade status. After that appears to be professions, experience points, etc. You can also edit the reward money itself. There also appears to be a flag for the Daily Quest, so if you want to turn that on or off, you can. Or, if you just want to giggle, you can edit all of the quest descriptions. So, now you shouldn't run out of time on a quest just because the villager decided to stay in their room on that day. Setting it at 0 makes the time limit infinite, I believe. One thing that is VERY useful is that you can edit the tag to give yourself more time to complete a quest. I'd recommend not changing their names or IDs, because that might disable any flags and make them uncompletable. A lot of these are untested so beware what you play with. The first section encodes very simple character data, including your name, appearance, gender, and a few other strings.
Both files contain this portion of the data, but it's easier to edit in SaveGameInfo, so edit in there first.
I'll be taking this in rough segments for what you can edit. Anything you change inside the files NEEDS to be changed on both of these files otherwise your game will crash when you load it. Saves are encoded on two files, one with the name of your char and another with name 'SaveGameInfo'. Make sure to create a backup of anything you edit so you can always fall back on your original stuff. Inside that folder, you'll find a folder for each of your save files. "C:\Users\ \AppData\Roaming\StardewValley\Saves" For those of you that want to edit your save files for any reason in particular, cheating or otherwise, the process of doing it is actually very simple and easy to accomplish.
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