Solumin posted:

Do it. Relive the fun of the early game. What will you do instead? Forest farm, maybe? The new Meadowlands farm?

Zesty posted:

I didn't notice anyone getting to you. You can set new keys and make it work with a controller. Check out the mod page.

Here's my config values. I'm pretty sure the only relevant values are the first two.

code:

{
  "Controls": {
    "ToggleLookup": "LeftStick",
    "ToggleSearch": "F1",
    "ScrollUp": "Up",
    "ScrollDown": "Down",
    "PageUp": "PageUp",
    "PageDown": "PageDown",
    "ToggleDebug": "None"
  },
  "ProgressionMode": false,
  "HighlightUnrevealedGiftTastes": false,
  "ShowGiftTastes": {
    "Loved": true,
    "Liked": true,
    "Neutral": false,
    "Disliked": false,
    "Hated": false
  },
  "ShowUnownedGifts": true,
  "HideOnKeyUp": false,
  "EnableTargetRedirection": true,
  "EnableTileLookups": false,
  "ForceFullScreen": false,
  "ScrollAmount": 160,
  "ShowDataMiningFields": false
}

Zesty posted:

Fishing is weird in co-op. By default time doesn't pause, so you get a whole lot less done for your time. So if we remove the minigame, that fixes that, but then it's just a little too trivial.

My partner also can't do the minigame due to a disability, so we have to turn it off for her anyway. I wish the skip mods worked better for a mixed co-op of people who want it vs not.

explosivo posted:

I never played this co-op before, if we're modding do we both just need the same mods or are some only for the host?

Leal posted:

Yeah I'm thinking meadows. I like how the untillable grass cuts the farm in half. On top of that, with the ponds on the southwest they could be a natural fence for animals. I was thinking something like this

Mederlock posted:

I don't know the technically correct answer, but when my wife and I played using the internet, I just installed the exact same mods (and mod versions) on both host and client and it just worked, so

Verviticus posted:

can you change the timescale in MP so days are twice as long or something like that

Mederlock posted:

I don't know the technically correct answer, but when my wife and I played using the internet, I just installed the exact same mods (and mod versions) on both host and client and it just worked, so

Badger of Basra posted:

Can you add ridgecrest or whatever the other one that adds a separate area is to an existing save? Or do you have to have a new file?

Verviticus posted:

well it was also an actual question, i havent fired this game up in like years and i dont recall it having timescales when i played it

Leal posted:

Hellioning posted:

I know you can do Ridgeside on an existing save. East Scarp should be fine, too, but I don't know for 100% certain.

Wafflecopper posted:

YOU CAN MOVE THE GREENHOUSE!?

gently caress me I always assumed it was fixed

Wafflecopper posted:

YOU CAN MOVE THE GREENHOUSE!?

gently caress me I always assumed it was fixed

Leal posted:

Yeah I'm thinking meadows. I like how the untillable grass cuts the farm in half. On top of that, with the ponds on the southwest they could be a natural fence for animals. I was thinking something like this

Hellioning posted:

I know you can do Ridgeside on an existing save. East Scarp should be fine, too, but I don't know for 100% certain.

Wingnut Ninja posted:

One unexpected benefit of finally installing Automate is that it's let me have a much more balanced farm. Previously I would usually tend towards an ancient fruit monoculture vineyard just because that was the highest profit to busy work ratio, and I'd only keep a handful of animals to provide cooking and gifting materials. But when you don't have to load a bunch of processing machines every single day it's a lot less annoying, now I can just pop in in the morning, say hi to everyone, and grab whatever finished products are sitting in the chest by the door.

So now in addition to the ancient fruit wine pipeline I've got a nice big animal herd and a wider variety of crops and products, all mostly managing themselves.

Cyflan posted:

Automate makes crab pots much less annoying, too, especially if used with non-destructive NPCs.

HopperUK posted:

Found a party hat in an artifact spot. Dog looks amazing.

Psion posted:

Go down to hat mouse's on Spring 17, look at the waterfall on the bottom edge of the map

there's a rainbow and a pot of gold with 200g and also, more importantly, a free hat

Gully Foyle posted:

Anyone got some nice greenhouse layouts that aren't just pure value-based (aka not just ancient fruits?). I would like to use my greenhouse for at least a bit of variety. I was planning on one iridium sprinkler patch of Ancient Fruit so that there is some good money, but devoting the rest to a variety, including some trellises to have year-round Grapes.

TurnipFritter posted:

Also Coffee Plants, so can chug a Triple Shot Espresso with your Pepper Poppers after reading both Way of the Wind Books.

Gully Foyle posted:

Anyone got some nice greenhouse layouts that aren't just pure value-based (aka not just ancient fruits?). I would like to use my greenhouse for at least a bit of variety. I was planning on one iridium sprinkler patch of Ancient Fruit so that there is some good money, but devoting the rest to a variety, including some trellises to have year-round Grapes.