Tile Counter

Tile Counter is a utility mod for Stardew Valley that allows you to quickly count tiles with specific properties—such as harvestable crops, unwatered dirt, or empty tilled soil—within a selected area or connected group.

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Installation

1. Install the latest version of SMAPI.
2. Download this mod and extract it into your Stardew Valley/Mods folder.
3. (Optional) Install Generic Mod Config Menu to easily change keybinds and settings in-game.

Features

• Gamepad support
• Three Scan Modes:
  • Area Scan: Select two corners to scan a rectangular area.
  • Connected Scan: count all connected tilled soil (perfect for irregular crop layouts).
  • Location Scan: Instantly scans the entire map.
• Smart Selection: Automatically uses your mouse cursor; if using a gamepad or hiding the mouse, it targets the tile in front of your character.
• Visual Borders: Dynamic, high-quality borders highlight your selection. Includes a "Simple Border" mode for a cleaner look.
• Configurable Toggles: Choose exactly what you want to count:
  • Total selected tiles.
  • Harvestable crops.
  • Dry (unwatered) tilled soil.
  • Seedable (empty) tilled soil.
  • Diggable (hoeable) tiles.

Controls

Action	Keyboard	Xbox Gamepad	Playstation Gamepad
Scan Current Location	Ctrl + V	Y + DPad Right	Triangle + DPad Right
Scan Connected Soil	Ctrl + X	Y + DPad Down	Triangle + DPad Down
Toggle Area Mode	Ctrl + C	Y + DPad Up	Triangle + DPad Up
Select Tile	Mouse Left Click	A	Cross

Note: Connected Scan requires you to click on a piece of tilled soil to start the scan.

Configuration

Using Generic Mod Config Menu, you can:

• Eight-Way Scan: Toggle whether the connected scan checks diagonally or only the four cardinal directions.
• Simple Border: Switch between the decorative textured border and a simple semi-transparent color overlay.
• HUD Settings: Enable or disable specific count notifications to reduce clutter.

Screenshots

Border

Simple Border

Notification

Building from Source

The mod build package should locate your game folder automatically. If you need to specify it manually, edit the .csproj file:

<PropertyGroup>
    ...
    <GamePath>YOUR_GAME_PATH_HERE</GamePath>
    ...
</PropertyGroup>

Alternatively, you can set a global path by creating a stardewvalley.targets file in your user profile folder (%userprofile% on Windows or ~ on Linux/macOS):

<Project>
   <PropertyGroup>
      <GamePath>YOUR_GAME_PATH_HERE</GamePath>
   </PropertyGroup>
</Project>