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Cat Gifts

Your cat will randomly leave you gifts on your doorstep.

[Mazzons]

man, i like very much the idea, so much what i post in group stardewvalley br for help u with divulgation ^^

i hope have more features for this mod.

thank you !

[Moragaine]

nvm - 7zip is stupid

Edited by Moragaine, 08 May 2018 - 04:10 PM.

[Mazzons]

the default config re 100% the cat gave item lvl 0,1,2 so ... u can change de default like u put in description? 0 , 20, 34

[teenanime]

Cute idea but will you do dogs? Dogs love to fetch things as much as they love to hide them.

[Skuld]

In response to post #59916796.

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Mazzons wrote: the default config re 100% the cat gave item lvl 0,1,2 so ... u can change de default like u put in description? 0 , 20, 34

Yes, you can change all chances. If there's anything unclear, feel free to ask.

[Skuld]

In response to post #59917196.

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teenanime wrote: Cute idea but will you do dogs? Dogs love to fetch things as much as they love to hide them.

I'd need to do a little research about how much dogs would actually do this, but I've already thought about including them. Look forward to a late release and feel free to inform me how often dogs actually do the same :)

[Nernums]

In response to post #59917196. #59921801 is also a reply to the same post.

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teenanime wrote: Cute idea but will you do dogs? Dogs love to fetch things as much as they love to hide them.

Skuld wrote: I'd need to do a little research about how much dogs would actually do this, but I've already thought about including them. Look forward to a late release and feel free to inform me how often dogs actually do the same :)

dogs will often take things home and leave them around but they don't really bring it specifically to you as some sort of offering usually.
like, medium size dogs that are left to roam might bring home a road killed seagull and leave it laying somewhere on the lawn where they leave their other toys.

[IllogicalMoodSwing]

In response to post #59917196. #59921801, #59928841 are all replies on the same post.

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teenanime wrote: Cute idea but will you do dogs? Dogs love to fetch things as much as they love to hide them.

Skuld wrote: I'd need to do a little research about how much dogs would actually do this, but I've already thought about including them. Look forward to a late release and feel free to inform me how often dogs actually do the same :)

Nernums wrote: dogs will often take things home and leave them around but they don't really bring it specifically to you as some sort of offering usually.
like, medium size dogs that are left to roam might bring home a road killed seagull and leave it laying somewhere on the lawn where they leave their other toys.

I'd prefer the dog to fetch like the cat (which is an AMAZING addition and completely needed, btw) than continue to just be an adorable decoration! It doesn't have to reflect textbook dog behaviour imo

[livipup]

In response to post #59917196. #59921801, #59928841, #59929181 are all replies on the same post.

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teenanime wrote: Cute idea but will you do dogs? Dogs love to fetch things as much as they love to hide them.

Skuld wrote: I'd need to do a little research about how much dogs would actually do this, but I've already thought about including them. Look forward to a late release and feel free to inform me how often dogs actually do the same :)

Nernums wrote: dogs will often take things home and leave them around but they don't really bring it specifically to you as some sort of offering usually.
like, medium size dogs that are left to roam might bring home a road killed seagull and leave it laying somewhere on the lawn where they leave their other toys.

IllogicalMoodSwing wrote: I'd prefer the dog to fetch like the cat (which is an AMAZING addition and completely needed, btw) than continue to just be an adorable decoration! It doesn't have to reflect textbook dog behaviour imo

I was just thinking, it would be cool if dogs had a different function. That way it would actually matter if you picked a dog or a cat.