Split screen co-op seasonal farmer portrait
A Farmer Portrait content pack designed for split-screen co-op, allowing local players to have portraits that change with the seasons, weather, location, and special occasions such as festivals and weddings.
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About this mod Machine translation
A Farmer Portrait content pack designed for split-screen co-op, allowing local players to have portraits that change with the seasons, weather, location, and special occasions such as festivals and weddings.
Split screen co-op seasonal farmer portrait
🎮 **Dynamic portrait system designed specifically for split-screen co-op players! **
✨ Core Functions
This content pack is developed based on the **Farmer Portraits** framework, allowing each player in split-screen co-op mode to have a unique dynamic portrait!
🌟 **The portrait will automatically change based on the following conditions:**
- **Seasonal changes**: Spring, summer, autumn and winter each have different portraits
- **Weather Effect**: There are exclusive portraits on sunny, rainy and snowy days
- **Location switching**: Desert, ginger island, mines and other special locations
- **Special Occasions**: Special portraits for holiday celebrations and wedding days
🎯 Support content
🌸 Seasons and Weather
- **Spring**: sunny/windy portrait, rainy/stormy portrait
- **Summer**: sunny/windy portrait, rainy/stormy portrait
- **Autumn**: sunny/windy portrait, rainy/stormy portrait
- **Winter**: sunny/windy portrait, rainy/stormy portrait, snowy portrait
🗺️ Special place
- **Desert Area**: Calico Desert, Walk to the Desert Remastered Edition, Zuzu City Center Desert Area
- **Ginger Island**: Portrait of Ginger Island on a sunny day, Portrait of Ginger Island on a rainy day
- **Mine Locations**: Pelican Town Mine, Skull Cave, Ginger Island Volcano and many other modular mines
🎉 Special Occasions
- Desert Festival Portraits
- Flower Dance Festival Portraits
- Soul Night Portrait
- wedding day portraits
📥 Installation Guide
**Step 1: Download the necessary modules**
- Download this module and the following dependencies:
- SMAPI
- Content Patcher
- Farmer Portraits
- Generic Mod Config Menu (highly recommended)
- Extract all files to the Mods folder
**Step 2: Configure player name**
- Open the `portraits.json` file
- Replace all `Player1Name` with the in-game name of the first player
- Replace all `Player2Name` with the in-game name of the second player
**Step Three: Customize Portrait**
- Rename the player folder in the assets folder
- Replace the sample portrait with your own PNG file
- Make sure the file names and folder structure remain unchanged
⚙️ Configuration options
**Player 1 Portrait Settings:**
- P1 Seasonal Portraits
- P1 rainy weather
- P1 Snow Weather
- P1 Desert Portrait
- P1 Island Portrait
- P1 mine location
- Various holiday and special occasion portraits
**Player 2 Portrait Settings:**
Also contains all the above options, starting with P2
🔧 Compatibility
✅ **Compatible Mods:**
- Most UI mods
- Most other mods
- Location mods in special compatible mods list
❌ **Not Compatible:**
- Additional farmer portrait content packs
- Add modules for special weather conditions
- New location mods not on the compatibility list
💡 Usage suggestions
- Turn down UI scaling per player in game settings
- Back up your portrait files for updates
- Make sure player names match exactly in the config file (case sensitive)
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🎨 **Make your split-screen co-op experience more vivid and interesting! Each player can have a unique seasonal portrait change! **
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.