This is a continuation of Ritsunesan's Chocolatier mod rebuilt for Stardew Valley 1.6 using Content Patcher, Extra Machine Configs, and relying on the Cornucopia Team's Cornucopia mods for the necessary prerequisites.
I do plan on this mod being cross-compatible with other mods, including making use of ingredients those mods add to the game, if possible.
- SMAPI ≥ 4.x (Website), (Nexus), (Github)
- Content Patcher ≥ 2.x (Nexus)
- Extra Machine Configs ≥ 1.4.x (Nexus), (Github)
- Cornucopia - More Crops ≥ 1.5.x (Nexus)
- Cornucopia - Artisan Machines ≥ 1.x (Nexus)
- Cornucopia - Cooking Recipes (coming soon – required items will be embedded in my mod until its official release)
- ✅ Cocoa Butter (in Cornucopia), Cocoa Powder, Matcha Powder, Powdered Milk, Vanilla Extract
- ✅ Chocolatier's Cauldron (machine)
- ✅ Base Chocolate Types: Milk, Semi-Sweet (formerly dark), & White
- ✅ Bonbons (heart shaped chocolates; perfect for Valentine's)
- ✅ Peanut Butter Cups, Coins, Turtles, Fudge (as cooking recipes)
- ✅ Covered Pretzels and Fruits (as cooking recipes)
- ✏️ Boxes of Chocolates (as crafting recipes)
- ✅ Potash (geode drop) and Potassium Carbonate (refined in furnace; for alkalizing cocoa powder)
- ✅ Cocoa Oil and Cocoa Solids (derived from Cocoa Pods in the mill; used to make cocoa butter (replaces Cornucopia method) and cocoa powder, respectively)
- ✅ Dutched and Triple Cocoa Powder (for making semi-sweet and bittersweet chocolate, respectively)
- ✅ Base Chocolate Type: Bittersweet Chocolate (>60% Cocoa)
- ✅ Candy Coating (aka Couverture) Chocolate (in each base chocolate type; will be the primary ingredient for all covered items)
- ✅ Bonbon Chocolate Press (machine)
The simple answer is that it makes things a lot easier for everyone. Using a single machine for all artisan goods is very constraining, especially with how machines work. Also, it makes more sense for some of these to be cooking/crafting items.
- ✅ Truffle Powder
- 📋 Bar Chocolate Press, Chocolate Infuser, and Truffle Extruder (machines)
- 📋 Bars (flat, rectangular chocolates)
- 📋 Infusions (varyingly shaped chocolates infused with various ingredients)
- 📋 Truffles (decadent spherical chocolates made using truffle powder)
- 📋 Sauces/Syrups (somewhat akin to nut butters but featuring chocolate; as cooking recipes)
- 📋 Chocolate and Caramel Eggs (bags of delicate small and large eggs; perfect for Easter; as cooking recipes)
- 📋 Chocolate Drinks, including Hot Cocoa, Mochas, Milkshakes, etc.
- 📋 Chocolate Desserts, including Mousse Cups, Cakes, Pies, etc.
- 📋 More varieties of the previous mod's products
- 📋 Optional configuration settings (relating to base-game/vanilla recipes, mod compatibility, etc.)
The simple answer is, again, that it makes things a lot easier for everyone. Having a dedicated machine for each type of chocolate artisan good means more varieties are possible. I realize that this means a higher capital/initial cost to making various artisan goods but that's reality, right? If needed and/or requested, I may re-balance machine costs and/or artisan good prices in the future.
(coming soon)
Chocolatier Continued is simple to configure with the help of Generic Mod Config Menu (GMCM). The list of configurable options is presented below and may be expanded in the future. I recommend choosing/changing config options for Chocolatier Continued right after installing it, rather than later. Default options are indicated with a ✅.
- "Replace Chocolate Cake Recipe": Makes semi-sweet chocolate a requirement in the Chocolate Cake recipe (base-game Chocolate Cake has no chocolate requirement).
- ✅ Enabled
- Disabled
(coming soon)
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