Custom drop rate
Take control of your resource collection with custom drop rates! This mod allows you to fine-tune the drop rates of ore, stone, coal, and various other items to your liking.
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About this mod Machine translation
Take control of your resource collection with custom drop rates! This mod allows you to fine-tune the drop rates of ore, stone, coal, and various other items to your liking.
Custom drop rate
🎮 ** Take control of your Stardew Valley resource gathering experience! **
✨ Mod Overview
Tired of the default drop rates? Want to tweak the mining and logging experience to better suit your play style?
With the **Customized Drop Rate** module, you can adjust the number of drops of various resources to make your farm life easier and more enjoyable!
🎯 Main functions
✅ **The drop rate of the following resources can be adjusted:**
- **Stone** (Rock)
- **Coal** (coal mine node)
- **Copper Ore** (Copper Ore Node)
- **Clay** (Clay node)
- **Iron Ore** (Iron Ore Node)
- **Gold Ore** (Gold Mine Node)
- **Iridium Ore** (Iridium Ore Node)
- **Radioactive Ore** (Radioactive Node)
- **Wood** (trees)
- **Hardwood** (trees and stumps)
- **Cinder Crystal**
- **Minerals** (diamond, ruby, emerald, amethyst, topaz, emerald, aquamarine)
- **Geo** (normal, frozen, magma, omnipotent)
- **Calico Egg** (Desert Festival)
- **Fish pond output** (random item multiplier or forced to produce only fish roe and daily generation)
✅ **Compatible with General Module Configuration Menu (GMCM)** for easy in-game customization
✅ **Works seamlessly with mining and logging mechanics**
🎮 How to use
📝 **Recommended configuration method:**
- Install **General Module Configuration Menu (GMCM)** for the best configuration experience
- Open the GMCM menu in the game to adjust the drop rate
- Set the desired multiplier for each resource type
- Save settings and enjoy a customized resource gathering experience!
💻 **Alternative method:**
You can also manually edit the **config.json** file in the mod folder
⚠️ **Note:** When first installed, the module defaults to the base 1.0 multiplier
🔧 Installation Guide
- Install SMAPI (required)
- Download the module and extract it to the **Mods** folder
- Launch the game and customize settings in GMCM!
⚠️ Compatibility Notes
❌ May conflict with mods that completely redo the drop mechanism
❌ May not be compatible with mods that add new resource nodes
🐛 Known issues
- **Cannot reduce drop rate with settings lower than 1.0** (due to the game's own drop logic limitations)
💡 Feature Request
If there's a resource type you think would be suitable to add to this mod, please make a request in the comments section and I might consider it for inclusion in the mod!
❤️ Original intention of creation
As a veteran who's played Stardew Valley on and off for years, I love the game, but resource gathering - especially **wood and stone**—can feel tedious at times.
When I want to make my farm look prettier with **paths, fences, and decorations**, I often find myself lacking basic materials. Initially I was looking for a mod that could adjust the drop rate, but couldn't find one that fully met my needs, so I decided to make my own!
As I learned more about the development of the Stardew Valley mod, I discovered that I could also adjust the **ore drop rate**! While I personally don't need this option, I feel it would be better to provide this option to other players.
To make the mod user-friendly, I integrated the **General Mod Configuration Menu (GMCM)** so players can fine-tune resource drop rates as they wish.
I hope this mod is as useful to you all as it is to me!
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**Mod author: Seshnik**
If you like this mod, please consider giving it a like or leaving a message in the comments section - your feedback matters! 🌟
Install & use Install: SMAPI mod (Stardew Valley standard)
- Install SMAPI first (Stardew Valley's mod loader): download it from smapi.io, run 'install on Windows.bat' and pick your game folder.
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and find the folder that contains manifest.json — that folder is the mod.
- Copy that whole folder into Stardew Valley/Mods/.
- Launch the game through SMAPI (run StardewModdingAPI.exe or set it as the launch option). The console before the title screen lists each mod's load result.
Cheat-style tools may not need SMAPI — unzip and run them as the readme describes. Back up your save before editing it; SMAPI lists failed mods in its console.