Modding:Fish ponds - Revision history

imported>Pathoschild: /* Format */ + BaseMinProduceChance and BaseMaxProduceChange in 1.6.9

2025-05-30T23:13:55Z

Format: + BaseMinProduceChance and BaseMaxProduceChange in 1.6.9

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	\| <samp>MaxPopulation</samp>		\| <samp>MaxPopulation</samp>
	\| ''(Optional)'' The maximum number of fish that can live in this pond, whether added manually or through population growth. This can't exceed the hardcoded maximum of 10. If omitted, defaults to the maximum based on <samp>PopulationGates</samp>.		\| ''(Optional)'' The maximum number of fish that can live in this pond, whether added manually or through population growth. This can't exceed the hardcoded maximum of 10. If omitted, defaults to the maximum based on <samp>PopulationGates</samp>.
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			\| <samp>BaseMinProduceChance</samp><br /><samp>BaseMaxProduceChance</samp>
			\| The daily chance that this fish pond checks for output on a given day, as a value between 0 (never) and 1 (always). The actual probability is lerped between the min and max value based on the fish pond's population (i.e. the probability increases within that range as the population grows). This only affects whether it checks for output; output is only produced if one of the <samp>ProducedItems</samp> passes its checks too.
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	\| <samp>Precedence</samp>		\| <samp>Precedence</samp>

imported>BarleyZP: /* Format */ add precedence info table from Modding:Migrate to Stardew Valley 1.6 (main author Pathoschild)

2025-05-13T20:15:45Z

Format: add precedence info table from Modding:Migrate to Stardew Valley 1.6 (main author Pathoschild)

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 | <samp>Precedence</samp>
 | ''(Optional)'' The order in which this entry should be checked, where 0 is the default value used by most entries. Entries with the same precedence are checked in the order listed. Default 0.
 |-
 | <samp>SpawnTime</samp>

imported>VulpesLucida: +zh link

2025-01-10T23:53:44Z

+zh link

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	[[ru:Модификации:Рыбный пруд]]		[[ru:Модификации:Рыбный пруд]]
			[[zh:模组:鱼塘数据]]

imported>Pathoschild: update link

2024-12-15T19:12:15Z

update link

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	\| <samp>RequiredTags</samp>		\| <samp>RequiredTags</samp>
	\| The [[Modding:~~Items#~~Context tags\|context tags]] for fish which should use this entry. A tag can be prefixed with <code>!</code> to require that the fish ''not'' have that tag.		\| The [[Modding:Context tags\|context tags]] for fish which should use this entry. A tag can be prefixed with <code>!</code> to require that the fish ''not'' have that tag.

	For example, <code>["fish_ocean", "fish_crab_pot", "!fish_carnivorous"]</code> will match ocean fish that can be caught in [[Crab Pot\|crab pots]] and aren't carnivorous.		For example, <code>["fish_ocean", "fish_crab_pot", "!fish_carnivorous"]</code> will match ocean fish that can be caught in [[Crab Pot\|crab pots]] and aren't carnivorous.

imported>Pathoschild: /* Format */ update for 1.6.9 (based on Modding:Migrate to Stardew Valley 1.6.9#Fish pond data changes, where I'm the only author)

2024-11-16T00:25:27Z

Format: update for 1.6.9 (based on Modding:Migrate to Stardew Valley 1.6.9#Fish pond data changes, where I'm the only author)

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 ! purpose
 |-
-| <samp>ItemId</samp>
+| <samp>Id</samp>
-| The [[Modding:Common data field types#Item query|item query]] or [[Modding:Common data field types#Item ID|item ID]] to produce, or the exact string <code>(O)812</code> ([[roe]]) to produce roe for the current fish.
+| The [[Modding:Common data field types#Unique string ID|unique string ID]] for this entry.
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 | <samp>RequiredPopulation</samp>
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 | ''(Optional)'' The probability that this item will be produced, as a value between 0 (never) and 1 (always). This is applied ''after'' the base chance of producing any item above. Default 1.
 |-
-| <samp>MinQuantity</samp>
+| <samp>MinQuantity</samp><br /><samp>MaxQuantity</samp>
-| ''(Optional)'' The minimum stack size for the produced item. Default 1.
+| ''(Deprecated)'' Use <samp>MinStack</samp>/<samp>MaxStack</samp> from the item spawn fields instead.
 |}
 |-
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 * 2&ndash;3 [[Omni Geode|omni geodes]] (item ID 749);
 * or 1 [[Dried Starfish|dried starfish]].
 |-
 | <samp>Precedence</samp>
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 If omitted, the game chooses a value based on the base fish price: 1 day (0&ndash;30g), 2 days (31&ndash;80g), 3 days (81&ndash;120g), 4 days (121&ndash;250g), or 5 days (250g+).
 |}

imported>Pathoschild: remove outdated 'raw data' section

2024-11-16T00:13:50Z

remove outdated 'raw data' section

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imported>Pathoschild: Pathoschild moved page Modding:Fish Pond data to Modding:Fish ponds: apply modding page name conventions

2024-11-15T23:29:12Z

Pathoschild moved page Modding:Fish Pond data to Modding:Fish ponds: apply modding page name conventions

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imported>Pathoschild: /* Format */ rewrite to use standardized table format, add missing info, update for Stardew Valley 1.6 (e.g. item IDs are no longer integers)

2024-09-02T18:41:40Z

Format: rewrite to use standardized table format, add missing info, update for Stardew Valley 1.6 (e.g. item IDs are no longer integers)

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imported>Pathoschild: update link

2022-01-28T01:46:35Z

update link

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	To find the definition for a particular pond, the game goes through the pond definitions in the order they appear in the data file. The first definition where all of the required tags match the type of fish in the pond will be used. Individual fish are generally referenced with a tag that looks like <samp>item_<fishname></samp> (''e.g.,'' <samp>item_sunfish</samp>). These tags are automatically created by the game for each fish object.		To find the definition for a particular pond, the game goes through the pond definitions in the order they appear in the data file. The first definition where all of the required tags match the type of fish in the pond will be used. Individual fish are generally referenced with a tag that looks like <samp>item_<fishname></samp> (''e.g.,'' <samp>item_sunfish</samp>). These tags are automatically created by the game for each fish object.

	There are some more general tags defined in <samp>Content\Data\ObjectContextTags.xnb</samp> which usually match multiple fish. For example the tag <samp>fish_carnivorous</samp> is assigned to the Dorado, Lingcod, and Pike. The last pond definition in the unmodded Fish Pond data has a required tag of <samp>category_fish</samp> and is a generic catch-all that matches any fish in the <samp>-4</samp> [[Modding:~~Object_data~~#Categories\|category]].		There are some more general tags defined in <samp>Content\Data\ObjectContextTags.xnb</samp> which usually match multiple fish. For example the tag <samp>fish_carnivorous</samp> is assigned to the Dorado, Lingcod, and Pike. The last pond definition in the unmodded Fish Pond data has a required tag of <samp>category_fish</samp> and is a generic catch-all that matches any fish in the <samp>-4</samp> [[Modding:Items#Categories\|category]].

	Although unused in the base game, a tag can be prefaced with an exclamation point to reverse the logic; this will instead match any fish which ''does not'' have the associated tag assigned. For example, a definition with a required tag of <samp>!fish_carnivorous</samp> would match any fish except for Dorado, Lingcod, and Pike.		Although unused in the base game, a tag can be prefaced with an exclamation point to reverse the logic; this will instead match any fish which ''does not'' have the associated tag assigned. For example, a definition with a required tag of <samp>!fish_carnivorous</samp> would match any fish except for Dorado, Lingcod, and Pike.

imported>Margotbean: Text replacement - "''e.g.''," to "''e.g.,''"

2021-11-08T00:40:15Z

Text replacement - "''e.g.''," to "''e.g.,''"

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	=== RequiredTags ===		=== RequiredTags ===
	To find the definition for a particular pond, the game goes through the pond definitions in the order they appear in the data file. The first definition where all of the required tags match the type of fish in the pond will be used. Individual fish are generally referenced with a tag that looks like <samp>item_<fishname></samp> (''e.g.'', <samp>item_sunfish</samp>). These tags are automatically created by the game for each fish object.		To find the definition for a particular pond, the game goes through the pond definitions in the order they appear in the data file. The first definition where all of the required tags match the type of fish in the pond will be used. Individual fish are generally referenced with a tag that looks like <samp>item_<fishname></samp> (''e.g.,'' <samp>item_sunfish</samp>). These tags are automatically created by the game for each fish object.

	There are some more general tags defined in <samp>Content\Data\ObjectContextTags.xnb</samp> which usually match multiple fish. For example the tag <samp>fish_carnivorous</samp> is assigned to the Dorado, Lingcod, and Pike. The last pond definition in the unmodded Fish Pond data has a required tag of <samp>category_fish</samp> and is a generic catch-all that matches any fish in the <samp>-4</samp> [[Modding:Object_data#Categories\|category]].		There are some more general tags defined in <samp>Content\Data\ObjectContextTags.xnb</samp> which usually match multiple fish. For example the tag <samp>fish_carnivorous</samp> is assigned to the Dorado, Lingcod, and Pike. The last pond definition in the unmodded Fish Pond data has a required tag of <samp>category_fish</samp> and is a generic catch-all that matches any fish in the <samp>-4</samp> [[Modding:Object_data#Categories\|category]].