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About this mod
A functional cave farm complete with a custom way to enter and a few custom mechanics.
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Delete Config File if updating to the newest Version!
Requires Content Patcher and Config Menu!
This is the second version of my first little Stardew mapping project!
I'd been toying with the idea of an underground farm for a while, and while my first attempt was "okay" (see my other mod in my profile to see what I mean), I was overall disappointed with the end result, there were issues and the layout wasn't great.
I wanted to create something that was unique, with it's own kind of playstyle to breathe a bit of life into the game for me again.
So that's where this map comes in!
Features
Planned Features
Requires Content Patcher and Config Menu!
This is the second version of my first little Stardew mapping project!
I'd been toying with the idea of an underground farm for a while, and while my first attempt was "okay" (see my other mod in my profile to see what I mean), I was overall disappointed with the end result, there were issues and the layout wasn't great.
I wanted to create something that was unique, with it's own kind of playstyle to breathe a bit of life into the game for me again.
So that's where this map comes in!
Features
- The Cave farm is hot and humid, and supports a wide variety of crops! (It acts like a greenhouse)
- The Cave farm is quite dark, while not quite enough to be unbearable, it's still enough that you'll want to craft light sources eventually so you can see better.
- To offset the massive boost that an early greenhouse gives you there is also a lack of tillable land, you're heavily restricted in the area you can plant your crops in.
- Trees can grow anywhere in the cave and you start with a single mushroom tree.
- The Elevator takes you to the surface, where you have a small forested crossroads. (Turn this off in the config if you're not using the map!!)
Planned Features
- A custom "Inverted" farm cave with access to sunlight and more tillable land, at the cost of normal seasonal growth