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Makes default grape forage item cost 10g for balance purposes when using Grape Bushes mod.
I absolutely love new Grape Bushes mod but I have one issue with it - after 5 days of summer I have a big stack of grapes in my inventory that I could sell for over 10k gold, so it kinda ruins the game's economy system, ya know. So I made this simple mod that decreases grape item price from 80g to 10g to bring more balance. (the price is something between salmonberry and blackberry).
This mod is literally just change one entry in object information.json file for Grape item cost, nothing else is affect.
Also note that price will be changed only on grapes you pick up after you install this mod, all your previosly collected (or spawned on the ground) grapes will remain the same 80g price.
Additionally you can change the price as you wish, just go into mod's folder and open content.json, then change the value "10" into your desired price in this string: "398": { 1: "10" }
For example, if you want for grapes to cost 20g, your string entry should look like this: "398": { 1: "20" }