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'''This page is for modders. Players: see [[Modding:Mod compatibility]] instead.'''

This page explains how to update your mods for compatibility with {{version|1.5|Stardew Valley 1.5}}, and documents some of the changes and new functionality.

==For SMAPI mods==
===Split-screen mode===
Stardew Valley 1.5 adds [[Multiplayer|split-screen local multiplayer]].

Most mods aren't affected in non-split-screen mode, and will work the same as before.

In split-screen mode…

* '''Each screen runs within the same game instance''', so in-memory data (including those in your mod's class fields) are shared between all screens. The game swaps its own state automatically, but you can wrap fields with SMAPI's [[Modding:Modder Guide/APIs/Utilities#Per-screen data|<tt>PerScreen&lt;T&gt;</tt>]] utility if needed to auto-manage a separate value for each player.
* '''Each screen has its own events''' (except <tt>GameLoop.GameLaunched</tt>). For example, with two active screens the <tt>GameLoop.UpdateTicked</tt> event happens twice per tick (120/second instead of 60/second).<p>You may need to update your mod code to account for events being raised for different players; you can use <tt>Context</tt> fields as needed to detect which player it is (like <tt>IsMainPlayer</tt>, <tt>IsSplitScreen</tt>, <tt>IsOnHostComputer</tt>, or <tt>PlayerIndex</tt>).</p>
* Split-screen is just normal multiplayer under the hood, which means '''multiplayer limitations still apply for split-screen farmhands'''. For example, even though they're running on the host computer, split-screen farmhands can only access synced locations (unless you manually access the host's stashed state).<p>The exception is SMAPI's save data API, which does work for farmhands on the host computer (but not remote farmhands).</p><p><tt>Context.IsMultiplayer</tt> returns true for split-screen multiplayer; you can use more specific fields like <tt>IsSplitScreen</tt>, <tt>HasRemotePlayers</tt>, or <tt>IsOnHostComputer</tt> if needed.</p>

===Custom item data===
Each <tt>Character</tt>, <tt>GameLocation</tt>, <tt>Item</tt>, and <tt>TerrainFeature</tt> instance now has a <tt>modData</tt> dictionary field, which is persisted to the save file and synchronized in multiplayer. This can be used to store arbitrary mod data, including on the player itself via <tt>Game1.player.modData</tt>.

When you split an item stack, the new stack copies the previous one's mod data; when merged into another stack, the merged items adopt the target stack's mod data. Otherwise mod data has no effect on item split/merge logic (e.g. you can still merge items with different mod data), unless overridden by a Harmony patch.

'''Note:''' to avoid mod conflicts, prefixing data fields with your mod ID is strongly recommended:

<source lang="C#">
item.modData[$"{this.ModManifest.UniqueID}/item-age"] = "30";
</source>

===UI scale changes===
Stardew Valley 1.5 lets players change the UI scaling separate from the zoom level. What this means for mods depends on what they're doing.

; Which mods are affected?
: This affects code which draws or checks positions in…
:* menus;
:* HUD elements;
:* SMAPI's <tt>RenderingActiveMenu</tt> and <tt>RenderedActiveMenu</tt> events;
:* SMAPI's <tt>Rendering</tt> and <tt>Rendered</tt> events in some contexts (check <tt>Game1.uiMode</tt>).

: This does ''not'' affect…
:* the <tt>draw</tt> method for map objects, furniture, crops, etc placed in the world;
:* code which only uses tile coordinates (not pixel coordinates).

: You can test your mod by setting the zoom to maximum and the UI scale to minimum (i.e. have them at different values) or vice versa; in particular check any logic which handles pixel positions, like menus clicking. If everything looks fine, you can skip the rest of this section.

; What does this mean for affected mods?

:* This introduces two UI-adjusted pixel [[Modding:Modder Guide/Game Fundamentals#Positions|coordinate systems]], one for absolute positions (relative to the top-left corner of the map) and one for screen positions (relative to the top-left corner of the screen). You should be careful not to mix them to avoid tricky calculations; for example, do all your work in one coordinate system and then convert them once.
:* The game now has two distinct draw modes depending on the context: ''UI mode'' and ''non-UI mode''. You can check <tt>Game1.uiMode</tt> to know which mode is active. This affects which of the coordinate systems should be used to draw to the screen.<p>When drawing UI, you can indicate to the game that you want to use UI scaling. This has minimal performance impact if the game is already in UI mode, but you should avoid doing it unnecessarily if you know the code will always run in non-UI mode.</p><source lang="c#">Game1.game1.InUIMode(() =>
{
   // your UI draw code here
});
</source>

; How do I update affected code?

:* Drawing something into the game world (e.g. a tile overlay) in UI mode will make things much more difficult. Consider drawing outside UI mode instead, e.g. by switching from SMAPI's <tt>Rendered</tt> event to <tt>RenderedWorld</tt>.
:* Be very careful about mixed coordinate systems. For example, a menu constructed outside the draw loop may initialize coordinates in non-UI mode, then handle clicks in UI mode. You may need to convert values to non-UI coordinates to check them in that case (see conversions below).
:* When drawing UI, in most cases you should replace <tt>Game1.viewport</tt> with <tt>Game1.uiViewport</tt>. These provide UI-adjusted pixel positions. '''Don't''' do this if you'll be adjusting the positions for UI scaling separately (see below), since double-conversion will give you incorrect results.
:* If you adjust pixel positions manually, see conversions below.

; How do I convert between UI and non-UI coordinates?

:{| class="wikitable"
|-
! conversion
! code
|-
| pixel → UI-adjusted pixel
| <code>Utility.ModifyCoordinatesForUIScale(position)</code>
|-
| UI-adjusted pixel → pixel
| <code>Utility.ModifyCoordinatesFromUIScale(position)</code>
|-
| UI-adjusted pixel → tile
| First convert to non-UI-adjusted pixel, then see [[Modding:Modder Guide/Game Fundamentals#Tiles|pixel → tile conversion]].
|}

===Chest inventory===
Using <tt>chest.items</tt> and <tt>Chest.capacity</tt> to access chest inventory won't handle special cases like the [[Junimo Chest]] or [[Mini-Shipping Bin]]. Instead you should use <tt>chest.GetItemsForPlayer</tt> to get the item list, and <tt>chest.GetActualCapacity()</tt> to get the max capacity.

===Paint buildings===
You can now paint fully-upgraded buildings through Robin's menu, which fills predefined groups with that color. This applies to the farmhouse, cabins, barn, coop, shed, and stable. This has no effect on most mods, but mods which customize building appearances will need an update to be paintable.

Each building has three distinct groups: roof, walls, and trim. When you apply paint to part of a building, it applies to every part of the building that's in the same group.

The feature is based on two files:
* <tt>Data/PaintData</tt> lists the buildings which can be painted, the group names shown in the UI, and the relative ranges for the brightness slider. More info from the game developers: {{quote|To explain: the hue and saturation values are applied as is, but the brightness value is actually tracked as a "relative" brightness, i.e. a value halfway through the slider bar actually corresponds to a value that's lerped halfway between the lowest acceptable brightness and highest acceptable brightness.

This is so that a single paint color will look generally the same when applied across multiple buildings, and is also used to ensure brightness values that are overbright or too dark aren't usable as they generally look bad. This is also used to prevent values that shade in weird ways.}}
* Each paintable building also has a separate mask texture, like <tt>Buildings/Stable_PaintMask</tt> for the stable. The masks use three predefined colors: green (roof), blue (trim), and red (walls) matching the order in <tt>Data/PaintData</tt> (other colors are ignored). Groups don't need to be contiguous (e.g. you can have separate red areas). 

===Other breaking changes===
* The game's <tt>NetCollection&lt;T&gt;</tt> enumerator changed in a way that SMAPI can't easily rewrite. Affected mods only need to be recompiled to fix it.
* The <tt>IsTileLocationOpen</tt> and <tt>isTileLocationOpenIgnoreFrontLayers</tt> methods now take tile coordinates instead of pixel coordinates.
* Bundles can now be randomized, so you should read data from <tt>Game1.netWorldState.Value.BundleData</tt> instead of loading the <tt>Data\Bundles</tt> asset.
* The game now has per-location seasons/weather to support the Fern Islands. In many cases you may need to use methods like <tt>Game1.GetSeasonForLocation</tt>, <tt>Game1.IsRainingHere</tt>, etc instead of accessing the values like <tt>Game1.currentSeason</tt> directly.

===Other notable changes===
These are changes which might be of interest to modders, but shouldn't break any mods.

* See [[User:Pathoschild/Modding wishlist|Modding wishlist#Done in Stardew Valley 1.5]].
* See ''[[#For Content Patcher packs|For Content Patcher packs]]'' for content changes.
* Location changes:
** All locations can now have furniture, resource clumps, and <tt>getWalls()</tt>.
** The greenhouse is now always synced to farmhands in multiplayer.
** Some furniture can now be placed outdoors or outside the farm (based on <tt>furniture.placementRestriction</tt>).
** Added <tt>location.treatAsOutdoors</tt> field.
** Added <tt>LightSource.fishTankLight</tt> light source type, matching <tt>LooseSprites\Lighting\fishTankLight</tt>.
* New <tt>Utility</tt> methods:
** <tt>ModifyTime</tt>: perform simple time calculations like <tt>ModifyTime(1250, 10) == 1300</tt>;
** <tt>AOrAn</tt>;
** <tt>ConvertMinutesToTime</tt>;
** <tt>forAllLocations</tt>;
** <tt>getNumObjectsOfIndexWithinRectangle</tt>;
** <tt>fuzzyAnimalSearch</tt>;
** <tt>getRandomBasicSeasonalForageItem</tt>;
** <tt>HasAnyPlayerSeenSecretNote</tt>;
** <tt>RGBtoHSL</tt>, <tt>HSLtoRGB</tt>, <tt>QQHtoRGB</tt>;
** <tt>ModifyCoordinateFromUIScale</tt>, <tt>ModifyCoordinatesFromUIScale</tt>, <tt>ModifyCoordinateForUIScale</tt>, <tt>ModifyCoordinatesForUIScale</tt>;
** <tt>IsHospitalVisitDay</tt>.
* New <tt>Farm</tt> methods:
** <tt>doesFarmCaveNeedHarvesting</tt>;
** <tt>getTotalCrops</tt>;
** <tt>getTotalCropsReadyforHarvest</tt>;
** <tt>getTotalGreenouseCropsReadyForHarvest</tt>;
** <tt>getGreenhouseBuilding</tt>;
** <tt>getTotalOpenHoeDirt</tt>;
** <tt>getTotalForageItems</tt>;
** <tt>getNumberOfMachinesReadyForHarvest</tt>.
* New <tt>Furniture.GetFurnitureInstance</tt> method to create furniture without needing to hardcode the separate types for TVs, etc.
* <tt>Farmer</tt> changes:
** <tt>Farmer.addItemToInventory</tt> now returns a list of item stacks in the player's inventory to which items were added.
* <tt>Game1</tt> changes:
** Added <tt>Game1.setMousePosition</tt>.
* Changed <tt>Utility.GetPrismaticColor</tt> to take an optional speed multiplier.
* Added <tt>Farmer.IsBusyDoingSomething()</tt> method.
* Added a new <tt>LikeLevel</tt> enum for gift tastes.
* Dialogue changes:
** You can now specify a custom portrait texture when calling <tt>Game1.drawDialogue</tt>.
** You can now set <tt>dialogue.onFinish</tt> to do something when the dialogue closes.
* Added <tt>object.isEssentialItem()</tt>, which prevents the item from sinking and considers the player always in range for magnetism.
* Added <tt>Debris.DebrisType</tt> field (<tt>ARCHAEOLOGY</tt> or <tt>OBJECT</tt>).
* Added <tt>Event.eventPositionTileOffset</tt> field, which adjusts any tile positions referenced by event by the specified amount. For example, this is used to offset farm events to match the farmhouse position. This is ignored if the event has the <tt>ignoreEventTileOffset</tt> command. (Some hardcoded sprite positions aren't adjusted.)

===Debug command changes===
This section is mainly intended for wiki maintainers; see [[Modding:Debug commands]] for the general documentation.

* Added commands:
** <tt>boatjourney</tt>: start the BoatJourney minigame.
** <tt>bpm</tt>: show the building painting menu for the building immediately north of the player, or for the farmhouse if no such building is found.
** <tt>broadcastMailbox</tt>: send a given letter ID to all players and adds it retroactively to any players who join the game afterwards.
** <tt>completespecialorders</tt> / <tt>cso</tt>: marks every objective for every open special order complete.
** <tt>crib</tt>: change crib style in the farmhouse.
** <tt>darts</tt>: start the darts minigame.
** <tt>forge</tt>: show the forge menu.
** <tt>gem</tt>: add the specified number of Qi gems to the player.
** <tt>language</tt>: show the language selection screen.
** <tt>minedifficulty</tt> / <tt>md</tt> and <tt>skullcavedifficulty</tt> / <tt>scd</tt>: change the mine or skull cavern difficulty level.
** <tt>ordersboard</tt>: show the special orders board.
** <tt>pathspousetome</tt> / <tt>pstm</tt>: warp or path the player's spouse spouse to the player.
** <tt>perfection</tt>: makes changes needed for 100% game completion (e.g. max all friendships, mark all fish caught, etc).
** <tt>pgb</tt>: prints the solution to the island gem bird shrine puzzle.
** <tt>phone</tt>: show the telephone menu.
** <tt>printPlayerPosition</tt> /  <tt>ppp</tt>:
** <tt>qiboard / qi</tt>: show a special orders board for Mr. Qi.
** <tt>recountnuts</tt>: resets the player’s walnut count to its expected value given walnuts found and spent. Will likely be removed on launch.
** <tt>renovate</tt>: show the house renovation menu.
** <tt>returneddonations</tt>: open the returned donations UI.
** <tt>runtestevent</tt> / <tt>rte</tt>: read an event from a <tt>test_event.txt</tt> file in the game folder, and start the event. The first line of the file is the location the event takes place, and the rest of the contents of the file are the same as a normal event file, except line breaks will be treated as ‘\’ delimiters.
** <tt>showplurals</tt>: prints a list of the plural forms for each item name and lexicon term.
** <tt>shufflebundles</tt>: randomise bundles.
** <tt>specialorder</tt>: adds the special order with the matching ID to the active special orders list.
** <tt>split</tt>: start split-screen mode or add players.
** <tt>testnut</tt>: spawn a golden walnut at (0, 0)?
** <tt>tls</tt>: toggle between scaled and unscaled lighting.
** <tt>townkey</tt>: give the current player the [[Key To The Town]].
** <tt>uiscale</tt> / <tt>us</tt>: set a new UI scale.
** <tt>volcano</tt>: warp player to specified level of the volcano dungeon.
** <tt>walnut</tt>: add a specified number of golden walnuts for the player team.
** <tt>warpanimaltome</tt> / <tt>watm</tt>: find a named animal and warp it to player.
** <tt>warpcharactertome</tt> / <tt>wctm</tt>: find a named character and warp them to the player.
* Command changes:
** <tt>marry</tt>: fixed issue when NPC hasn't been met?
** <tt>minigame</tt>: added 'fishing' option.
** <tt>invincible</tt>: added 'gm' and 'inv' aliases.

==For Content Patcher packs==
===Possible breaking changes===
Notable changes which may break Content Patcher packs (and XNB mods):

* See ''[[#Update impact|update impact]]'' below.

===Special orders===
1.5 adds a new 'special orders' quest system which is much more flexible and supports custom quests. You can add special orders to <tt>Data/SpecialOrders</tt> with options like duration, repeatability, objectives, and rewards etc. Each order can have any number of objectives of predefined types (<tt>Collect</tt>, <tt>Deliver</tt>, <tt>Fish</tt>, <tt>Gift</tt>, <tt>JKScore</tt>, <tt>ReachMineFloor</tt>, <tt>Ship</tt>, <tt>Slay</tt>) and rewards (<tt>Friendship</tt>, <tt>Gems</tt>, <tt>Mail</tt>, <tt>Money</tt>, <tt>ResetEvent</tt>). The <tt>Mail</tt> reward sets a mail flag, which can be used to trigger custom events, dialogue, or other changes.

===Dialogue changes===
* Added dialogue keys related to the resort area on the islands (keys starting with <tt>Resort</tt>).
* Added <tt>%year</tt> placeholder.

===Event changes===
* Tile positions in farm events are now offset to match the farmhouse position automatically. If an event shouldn't be based on the farmhouse position, add an <tt>ignoreEventTileOffset</tt> command to disable the offset for that event. (Some hardcoded sprite positions aren't adjusted.)
* NPCs and players in events now walk through obstacles by default, instead of getting stuck.
* New event commands:
** <tt>animateHeight</tt>: something about jumping.
** <tt>changeName</tt>: change the display name for an actor.
** <tt>drawOffset</tt>: set the draw offset for a farmer or named NPC.
** <tt>hideShadow</tt>: hide the shadow for a named NPC.
** <tt>ignoreEventTileOffset</tt>: disables event tile offsets for the remainder of the event.
** <tt>ignoreMovementAnimation</tt>. Toggles a flag that allows NPCs to move without animating their walk animations (?).
** <tt>hostMail</tt> option: add mail for tomorrow.
** <tt>locationSpecificCommand</tt>. used for some events, used just to call some location specific logic that’s hardcoded into some of the GameLocations.
** <tt>playFramesAhead</tt>: skips specified number of commands.
** <tt>showKissFrame</tt>;
** <tt>unskippable</tt>: marks the event unskippable. This is used in conjunction with the skippable command for cases where the event should no longer be skippable after a certain point.
* Changed event commands:
** <tt>addTemporaryActor</tt> can now set the actor's display name at the 8th index ("Character", "Animal", or "Monster").
** <tt>awardFestivalPrize</tt>: added _birdiereward_ and _memento_ as options.
** <tt>fork</tt>: args changed somehow?
* Other command changes:
** Commands which start with <tt>--</tt> are now skipped. This is mainly meant for the <tt>runTestEvent</tt> command, to act as a comment.
** When an event fails to parse a command, it now shows an error box and skips the rest of the event instead of crashing.
* New preconditions:
** <tt>N &lt;count></tt>: player has collected at least this many Golden Walnuts.
** <tt>B</tt>: the player's home has a spouse bed.
* New event options (editable by SMAPI mods):
** <tt>ignoreObjectCollisions</tt>: whether NPCs/players should walk through obstacles instead of getting stuck. Default true.
** <tt>showWorldCharacters</tt>: whether to draw NPCs which are in the same location as the event, even if they're not part of the event script. Default false.
* New specific temporary sprites: doneWithSlideShow + getEndSlideshow, georgeLeekGift, grandpaThumbsUp, krobusraven, islandFishSplash, parrotHutSquawk, parrotPerchHut, staticSprite, WillyWad.

===Festival changes===
* Festivals can now have different versions per year. This works by adding a new <tt>set-up_y&lt;year&gt;</tt> field in the festival data (modulo with the current year), and/or <tt>&lt;npc>_y&lt;year&gt;</tt> dialogue keys for each NPC (like <tt>Abigail_y2</tt>).
* Custom NPCs can now be added to festivals by editing the festival data file (instead of patching them into the character sheet which is conflict-prone). The key is "Set-Up_additionalCharacters" (with that exact capitalization), and the value format is "NpcName X Y Direction" (where direction can be up/down/left/right or an integer code) delimited by "/".<p>For example, this safely adds a custom NPC to the Stardew Valley Fair using Content Patcher:</p><source lang="js">{
   "Action": "EditData",
   "Target": "Data/Festivals/fall16",
   "TextOperations": [
      {
         "Operation": "Append",
         "Target": ["Entries", "Set-Up_additionalCharacters"],
         "Value": "Jasper 43 87 down",
         "Delimiter": "/"
      }
   ]
}</source>
* Shops can now sell furniture via the <tt>shop</tt> field in the festival data file. The format is identical to the existing field, but with a <tt>F</tt> item type code.

===Schedule changes===
* Added a <tt>marriage_&lt;season&gt;_&lt;day of month&gt;</tt> key used by spouse NPCs to enable schedules for specific days. This has a higher priority than the existing marriage keys.

===New map properties===
Stardew Valley 1.5 adds several map properties.

* For the farm only:
** <tt>GrandpaShrineLocation</tt>, <tt>GreenhouseLocation</tt>, <tt>MailboxLocation</tt>, <tt>ShippingBinLocation</tt>, <tt>SpouseAreaLocation</tt>: the top-left tile at which to place the target by default.
** <tt>BackwoodsEntry</tt>, <tt>BusStopEntry</tt>, <tt>FarmCaveEntry</tt>, <tt>FarmHouseEntry</tt>, <tt>ForestEntry</tt>, <tt>WarpTotemEntry</tt>: when the player enters the farm from the named location, the position to which to move them instead of the default position. The FarmhouseEntry map property also affects other house-related logic such as the house sprite draw location, the location where events on the farm take place, etc.
* For the farmhouse only:
** <tt>KitchenStandingLocation</tt>: the position where the player's spouse stands while in the kitchen. If omitted, the spouse will stand in front of the oven.
* For indoor locations:
** <tt>ForceSpawnForageables</tt>: causes forage to spawn in the location.
** <tt>indoorWater</tt>: enables water tiles in the location (e.g. for fishing).
* For all locations:
** <tt>CanCaskHere</tt>: if set to any value, casks will work in this location regardless of whether it's a cellar.
** <tt>LocationContext</tt>: the general world area (possible values: <tt>Default</tt> and <tt>Island</tt>). This affects which area's weather is used, whether you hear the train whistle when it's passing, etc.
** <tt>NPCWarp</tt>: equivalent to <tt>Warp</tt>, but only usable by NPCs.
** <tt>SeasonOverride</tt>: assumes the given season for many checks in that location (such as crop growing season, tilesheet appearance, etc). Some game checks still use the global season where it makes sense to do so.
** <tt>skipWeedGrowth</tt>: skip spawning/spreading weeds in this location.

The various tiles/properties that accompany these features (e.g. door tiles, mailbox tile action, etc) still need to be added to the map file. These aren't added/moved automatically by the map properties.

===Greenhouse building===
Stardew Valley 1.5 changes the greenhouse into its own building that can be moved. The greenhouse sprites were moved out of <tt>Buildings/House</tt> into a new <tt>Buildings/Greenhouse</tt> asset.

Mods editing the farm map may also want to look at <tt>Maps/Farm_Greenhouse_Dirt_FourCorners</tt> and <tt>Maps/Farm_Greenhouse_Dirt_FourCorners</tt>. They patch the area where the greenhouse was originally when the save was created (even if using the new property to set greenhouse location, in this case the patch will patch the related area). This affects all vanilla farm map type except Beach map.

===Bed changes===
Stardew Valley 1.5 changes beds into furniture that can be picked up and moved. The bed sprites are now in <tt>Tilesheets/furniture</tt>.

===Sitting on non-furniture chairs===
Players can sit on chairs that are part of the map. This works by checking the tile on the <tt>Buildings</tt> layer, and comparing its tilesheet and tilesheet index to the data in <tt>Data\ChairTiles</tt>. That file uses this format:

<pre>
Key: Sheet filename/Tile X/Tile YValue: Width in tiles/Height in tiles/Direction/Type/Tile X in ChairTiles/Tile Y in ChairTiles/Seasonal/(Optional)Alternate tile sheet asset
</pre>

===Custom hairstyles===
You can now define custom hairstyles by editing the <tt>Data/HairData</tt> asset. Each line consists of a unique numeric ID, and a slash-delimited sequence of these fields:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! index
! syntax
! example
! description
|-
| 0
| {{t|spritesheet}}
| <code>hairstyles2</code>
| The filename of the texture containing the hairstyle sprites within Characters/Farmer/.
|-
| 1<br />2
| {{t|x}}<br />{{t|y}}
| <code>0</code><br /><code>0</code>
| &#32;
The tile position of the top hair sprite within the spritesheet, starting from 0, where each tile is 16 by 16 pixels.

For example, the second sprite would have tile coordinate (1, 0): one tile across, zero down.

Each hairstyle should have three to four sprites stacked vertically. Starting from the top sprite, they represent the hairstyle when the player is facing down, right, up, and (if {{t|unique left sprite}} is true) left.
|-
| 3
| {{t|unique left sprite}}
| <code>true</code>
| When the player is facing left, whether to draw the hair in the fourth sprite slot instead of flipping the right-facing sprite.
|-
| 4
| {{t|covered index}}
| <code>-1</code>
| The unique ID of the separate hairstyle to display when the player is wearing a hat, or -1 to hide the hair in that case.
|-
| 5
| {{t|is bald style}}
| <code>false</code>
| '''TODO'''
|-
| 6<br />7<br />8
| {{t|overlay spritesheet}}<br />{{t|overlay x}}<br />{{t|overlay y}}
| 
| Not used, can be omitted.
|}

===Other notable changes===
These are changes which might be of interest to modders, but shouldn't break any mods.

* Some assets were duplicated between <tt>Content/Maps</tt> and <tt>Content</tt>, but the ones directly under <tt>Content</tt> were unused by the game and no longer exist in 1.5.
* Farmhouse bed changes:
** The <tt>Bed</tt> and <tt>TouchAction Sleep</tt> properties are no longer required in farmhouses, since placed beds transparently add it to their current position. They can still be added to have static beds that are part of the map.
** The new <tt>DefaultBedPosition</tt> property on the <tt>Back</tt> layer can be added to spawn a bed furniture on that spot.
* Mail changes:
** <tt>%item tools</tt> can now be used to give <tt>furniture</tt> too.
* Furniture data has a new 'placement restrictions' field at index 6. This overrides the default restrictions. The possible values are <tt>1</tt> (outdoors only), <tt>2</tt> (placed as decoration?), or any other value for inside-farmhouse-only. Certain furniture types programmatically have different default values set by default, but these can be overridden by specifying a value.
* New map properties: see [[#New map properties|_new map properties_]] above.
* New map tile properties:
** <tt>Back</tt> > <tt>BeachSpawn</tt>: affects beach forage spawning on the beach farm;
** <tt>Back</tt> > <tt>NoPath</tt>: prevent NPCs from pathing through the tile;
** <tt>Buildings</tt> > <tt>NPCPassable</tt>: equivalent to <tt>Passable</tt>, but only for NPCs;
** <tt>Buildings > ProjectilePassable</tt>: allows projectiles to cross tiles that would normally block them (e.g. to allow shooting into lava pools).

===Update impact===
Here's a summary of the XNB files which changed in Stardew Valley 1.4.

Notes:
* This ignores text changes in non-English files for simplicity.
* New content files aren't listed, since they won't impact existing mods.
* XNB mods are disproportionately affected, since they replace the entire file. Content Patcher packs are typically unaffected (unless they replace the entire file, in which case see the XNB mod column).
* It's more difficult to determine what changed in map files, so they're often just marked 'unknown' if they changed.

Shorthand:
* 'broken' means removing new content or potentially important changes, or potentially causing significant display bugs. This is a broad category — the game may work fine without it or crash, depending how it uses that specific content.
* 'mostly unaffected' means mods will only be affected if they edit specific entries or fields.
* Blank means no expected impact for the vast majority of mods.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! content file
! changes
! XNB
! Content Patcher
|-
| <tt>Animals/BabyWhite Chicken</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Animals/Dinosaur</tt>
| cosmetic changes
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Animals/Duck</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Buildings/houses</tt>
| See [[#Greenhouse texture changes|Greenhouse texture changes]].
| ✘ greenhouse edits ignored silently
| ✘ greenhouse edits ignored with an error
|-
| <tt>Characters/Abigail</tt>
| new sitting sprite in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Caroline</tt>
| new sitting sprite in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Demetrius</tt>
| cosmetic tweaks
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✘ may remove changes
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Abigail</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Alex</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Caroline</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Clint</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Demetrius</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Elliott</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Emily</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Evelyn</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/George</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Gus</tt>
| new content, fixed typos
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Haley</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Harvey</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Jas</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Jodi</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Kent</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Leah</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Lewis</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Linus</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Marnie</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/MarriageDialogue</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Maru</tt>
| new content, fixed typo
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Mister Qi</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
| 
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Pam</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Penny</tt>
| new content, fixed typos
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Pierre</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/rainy</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Robin</tt>
| new content, fixed typo
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Sam</tt>
| new content, fixed typo
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Sandy</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Sebastian</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Shane</tt>
| new content, fixed typo
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Vincent</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Willy</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Dialogue/Wizard</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Farmer/Farmer_base</tt><br /><tt>Characters/Farmer/Farmer_base_bald</tt><br /><tt>Characters/Farmer/Farmer_girl_base</tt><br /><tt>Characters/Farmer/Farmer_girl_base_bald</tt>
| new sprite in empty area<br /><small>(arm sprites when sitting on a chair that's facing down and when using the horse flute)</small>
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Farmer/hats</tt>
| new sprites in empty area, new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Farmer/shoeColors</tt>
| new sprites in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/George</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Haley</tt>
| new sprite in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Lewis</tt>
| new sprite in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Linus</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Marnie</tt>
| new sprite in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Pam</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Robin</tt>
| new sprites in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/Willy</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Characters/schedules/Linus</tt>
| tweaked schedule position
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Characters/schedules/Willy</tt>
| tweaked schedule positions
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✘ may remove changes
|-
| <tt>Data/animationDescriptions</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/BigCraftablesInformation</tt>
| new content, deleted broken item, tweaked Workbench price
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Blueprints</tt>
| replaced Greenhouse entry, tweaked Mill description
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Boots</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/ClothingInformation</tt>
| fixed typo
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/CookingRecipes</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
| 
|-
| <tt>Data/CraftingRecipes</tt>
| new content, changed Skull Brazier recipe
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Crops</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Beach</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Farm</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/FarmHouse</tt>
| tweaked precondition
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Forest</tt>
| fixed typo
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/HaleyHouse</tt>
| new content, tweaked event
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/JoshHouse</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Mountain</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Railroad</tt>
| fixes to Harvey's 10-heart event
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Saloon</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/ScienceHouse</tt>
| new content, fixed typo
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/SeedShop</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Town</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Events/Trailer</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/ExtraDialogue</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/FarmAnimals</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/fall16</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/fall27</tt>
| new content, added new items to shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/spring13</tt>
| new content, changed 'set-up' and 'mainEvent' fields to add Leo, added new item to shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/spring24</tt>
| new content, added new items to shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/summer11</tt>
| new content, added shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/summer28</tt>
| new content, added shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/winter8</tt>
| new content, added new items to shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Festivals/winter25</tt>
| new content, added new items to shop field
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Fish</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/FishPondData</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/fruitTrees</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Furniture</tt>
| new content, tweaked Butterfly Hutch
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/hats</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/Locations</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
| 
|-
| <tt>Data/mail</tt>
| new content, added item to 'georgeGifts' entry, changed 'foundLostTools' entry, fixed typo
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/Monsters</tt>
| new content; tweaked Mummy, Skeleton, and Spiker entries
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/MoviesReactions</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
| 
|-
| <tt>Data/NPCDispositions</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/NPCGiftTastes</tt>
| new content, added new item to several entries, tidying
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✘ may remove changes
|-
| <tt>Data/ObjectContextTags</tt>
| new content, added tags for ring items, added tag for Lionfish entry
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/ObjectInformation</tt>
| new content, edited a few descriptions, changed duck feather price
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Data/SecretNotes</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/TailoringRecipes</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Data/weapons</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>LooseSprites/Cursors</tt>
| new sprites in empty areas, replaced unused sprites, repositioned fertilized dirt overlay
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>LooseSprites/Cursors2</tt>
| new sprites in empty areas + new areas
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>LooseSprites/letterBG</tt>
| new sprite in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>LooseSprites/map</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>LooseSprites/temporary_sprites_1</tt>
| new sprites in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Maps/*</tt>
| All tilesheet paths now have "Maps/" prefixed.
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/ArchaeologyHouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Backwoods</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Backwoods-GraveSite</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Barn</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Barn2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Barn3</tt><br />
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Beach</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Beach-Jellies</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Beach-Luau</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Beach-NightMarket</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/BusStop</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Cabin</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Cabin1</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Cabin1_marriage</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Cabin2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Cabin2_marriage</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/cave</tt>
| overhauled spritesheet
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✘ '''broken'''
|-
| <tt>Maps/characterSheet</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Maps/Coop</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Coop2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Coop3</tt><br />
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/desert</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/fall_outdoorsTileSheet2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/spring_outdoorsTileSheet2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/summer_outdoorsTileSheet2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/winter_outdoorsTileSheet2</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas; replaced unused sprites
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Maps/fall_town</tt><br /><tt>Maps/spring_town</tt><br /><tt>Maps/summer_town</tt><br /><tt>Maps/winter_town</tt>
| new sprites in empty areas; tweaked winter fountain sprites
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Maps/Farm</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Farm_Combat</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Farm_Fishing</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Farm_Foraging</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Farm_FourCorners</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Farm_Mining</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/farmhouse_tiles</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas, cosmetic tweaks
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Maps/FarmHouse</tt><br /><tt>Maps/FarmHouse1</tt><br /><tt>Maps/FarmHouse1_marriage</tt><br /><tt>Maps/FarmHouse2</tt><br /><tt>Maps/FarmHouse2_marriage</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Festivals</tt>
| new sprites in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Maps/FishingGame</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/FishShop</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Forest-FlowerFestival</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Forest-IceFestival</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Forest-SewerClean</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Greenhouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/JoshHouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/ManorHouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Mines/mine_lava</tt><br /><tt>mine_lava</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
| 
|-
| <tt>Maps/Mountain</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Mountain-BridgeFixed</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/paths</tt>
| deleted unused area and sprites
|
|
|-
| <tt>Maps/Railroad</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Saloon</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/SamHouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/ScienceHouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/SeedShop</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Sewer</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Shed</tt><br /><tt>Maps/Shed2</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/SkullCave</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Submarine</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Summit</tt>
| [[The Summit]] was added as an accessible location in 1.5, which includes major changes to the map to make it work.
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/springobjects</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas; replaced unused sprites; cosmetic changes; tweaked all ring positions so they align for combined rings
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-Christmas</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-DogHouse</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-EggFestival</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-Fair</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-Halloween</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-Theater</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-TheaterCC</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Town-TrashGone</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/townInterior</tt>
| cosmetic changes
| ✘ will remove changes
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Maps/townInterior2</tt>
| new sprites in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Maps/Trailer</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Trailer_big</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Maps/Woods</tt>
| unknown changes
| ?
| ?
|-
| <tt>Minigames/Clouds</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Portraits/Grandpa</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Portraits/Kent</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Portraits/Leah</tt>
| new sprite in empty area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Portraits/Linus</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Portraits/Robin</tt>
| new sprite in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Strings/Buildings</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Strings/Characters</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Strings/Lexicon</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Strings/Locations</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Strings/StringsFromCSFiles</tt>
| new content, fixed typo, tweaked some entries
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>Strings/StringsFromMaps</tt>
| new content
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>Strings/UI</tt>
| new content, tweaked Desperado description
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TerrainFeatures/Flooring</tt><br /><tt>TerrainFeatures/Flooring_winter</tt>
| new sprites in empty areas
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TerrainFeatures/grass</tt>
| new sprites in new areas
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TerrainFeatures/upperCavePlants</tt>
| overhauled spritesheet
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✘ '''broken'''
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/BuffsIcons</tt>
| new sprite in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/bushes</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/Craftables</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas, replaced unused sprites
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/critters</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/crops</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/fruitTrees</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/furniture</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas; cosmetic changes
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/Projectiles</tt>
| new sprite in empty area, cosmetic changes
| ✘ '''broken'''
| ✓ mostly unaffected
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/SecretNoteImages</tt>
| new sprites in new area
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|-
| <tt>TileSheets/weapons</tt>
| new sprites in empty + new areas
| ✘ '''broken'''
|
|}

[[Category:Modding]]