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Stardew Valley proves to be an addicting game to pick up and can be unforgiving at times. This guide provides a list of cheats, console commands, and a complete list of item codes to assist players with various aspects of the game.

Early Galaxy Sword

The Galaxy Sword is a desired weapon in Stardew Valley, and achieving it as the game intends you to takes quite a bit of time — Here’s another way to nab it early on. Firstly, buy the catalog from Pierre’s General Store, and acquire the Green Wallpaper. Then, head to the Pillar Spot in Calico Desert. Finally, stand between the three pillars, holding the Green Wallpaper up high. The game recognizes the wallpaper as a Prismatic Shard and morphs into a Galaxy Sword.

Unlimited Gold Spring Onions

Fill up your inventory to the max, and make sure you have a Gold Star Spring Onion in one of the slots. Then, make sure there are no other Spring Onions in your inventory. Next, find a patch of Spring Onions in the game and keep picking them until you pull a Gold Spring Onion. Essentially, the quality of crops in the game is randomized, and because you already have a Gold Spring Onion in your inventory, then the game has somewhere to store it, amassing the quantity of Gold Spring Onions that you can obtain.

Delay sleep

Falling asleep in Stardew Valley can be a frustrating experience, especially when you’re in the middle of performing an important activity. Here’s how to curb this from happening. Just before your character yawns and is about to pass out, quickly open your journal and immediately back out of it. This will stop you from passing out. The game will try to trigger the yawning action several more times, so be prepared to keep opening your journal when you’re about to yawn. Doing this will allow you to keep playing through the night and avoid a costly nap rescue.

Out of bounds

If you’re yearning to get to those hard to reach places in Stardew Valley, then give this a go. Firstly, position yourself right up against a door or entrance way before you go inside and transition to the next room or area. Then, swing your sword rapidly, gradually shifting your character forward. Continue swinging, and you’ll eventually pass the area’s boundary, which allows you to access areas that you would typically be unable to reach. This is the perfect cheat for fishing, allowing you to reach the deeper parts of various bodies of water.

Unlimited fish

Here’s how to pile of fish in Stardew Valley. Begin by casting your fishing line, then opening up your journal right after. Opening your journal will pause the time in-game, but your fishing will continue uninterrupted. When you hook a fish, you can reel it in and repeat the process, allowing you to fish for much longer than you typically would be able to in a session.

Item duplication

Every item in Stardew Valley is associated with a relevant numerical code. By entering up to three of these codes in your name, side by side in square brackets, you’ll spawn those items in-game every time an NPC mentions your name. For example, naming yourself [18][84][114] will give you a Daffodil, Frozen Tear, and an Ancient Seed every time your name is mentioned. Gus, the bartender at the saloon, is the perfect character to speak with, as he references your name a bunch of times. A full list of Item Codes is found at the bottom of this guide.

Console commands

Head over to the official Stardew Valley Wiki page for a complete list of available console commands to use in-game. There are hundreds of commands that can be utilized with SMPAI, the mod loader for Stardew Valley.

Item codes

0 – Weeds
2 – Stone
4 – Stone
16 – Wild Horseradish
18 – Daffodil
20 – Leek
22 – Dandelion
24 – Parsnip
30 – Lumber
60 – Emerald
62 – Aquamarine
64 – Ruby
66 – Amethyst
68 – Topaz
70 – Jade
72 – Diamond
74 – Prismatic Shard
75 – Stone
76 – Stone
77 – Stone
78 – Cave Carrot
79 – Secret Note
80 – Quartz
82 – Fire Quartz
84 – Frozen Tear
86 – Earth Crystal
88 – Coconut
90 – Cactus Fruit
92 – Sap
93 – Torch
94 – Spirit Torch
96 – Dwarf Scroll I
97 – Dwarf Scroll II
98 – Dwarf Scroll III
99 – Dwarf Scroll IV
100 – Chipped Amphora
101 – Arrowhead
102 – Lost Book
103 – Ancient Doll
104 – Elvish Jewelry
105 – Chewing Stick
106 – Ornamental Fan
107 – Dinosaur Egg
108 – Rare Disc
109 – Ancient Sword
110 – Rusty Spoon
111 – Rusty Spur
112 – Rusty Cog
113 – Chicken Statue
114 – Ancient Seed
115 – Prehistoric Tool
116 – Dried Starfish
117 – Anchor
118 – Glass Shards
119 – Bone Flute
120 – Prehistoric Handaxe
121 – Dwarvish Helm
122 – Dwarf Gadget
123 – Ancient Drum
124 – Golden Mask
125 – Golden Relic
126 – Strange Doll
127 – Strange Doll
128 – Pufferfish
129 – Anchovy
130 – Tuna
131 – Sardine
132 – Bream
136 – Largemouth Bass
137 – Smallmouth Bass
138 – Rainbow Trout
139 – Salmon
140 – Walleye
141 – Perch
142 – Carp
143 – Catfish
144 – Pike
145 – Sunfish
146 – Red Mullet
147 – Herring
148 – Eel
149 – Octopus
150 – Red Snapper
151 – Squid
152 – Seaweed
153 – Green Algae
154 – Sea Cucumber
155 – Super Cucumber
156 – Ghostfish
157 – White Algae
158 – Stonefish
159 – Crimsonfish
160 – Angler
161 – Ice Pip
162 – Lava Eel
163 – Legend
164 – Sandfish
165 – Scorpion Carp
166 – Treasure Chest
167 – Joja Cola
168 – Trash
169 – Driftwood
170 – Broken Glasses
171 – Broken CD
172 – Soggy Newspaper
176 – Egg
174 – Large Egg
178 – Hay
180 – Egg
182 – Large Egg
184 – Milk
186 – Large Milk
188 – Green Bean
189 – Fiddlehead Risotto
190 – Cauliflower
192 – Potato
194 – Fried Egg
195 – Omelet
196 – Salad
197 – Cheese Cauliflower
198 – Baked Fish
199 – Parsnip Soup
200 – Vegetable Medley
201 – Complete Breakfast
202 – Fried Calamari
203 – Strange Bun
204 – Lucky Lunch
205 – Fried Mushroom
206 – Pizza
207 – Bean Hotpot
208 – Glazed Yams
209 – Carp Surprise
210 – Hashbrowns
211 – Pancakes
212 – Salmon Dinner
213 – Fish Taco
214 – Crispy Bass
215 – Pepper Poppers
216 – Bread
217 – Bread
218 – Tom Kha Soup
219 – Trout Soup
220 – Chocolate Cake
221 – Pink Cake
222 – Rhubarb Pie
223 – Cookie
224 – Spaghetti
225 – Fried Eel
226 – Spicy Eel
227 – Sashimi
228 – Maki Roll
229 – Tortilla
230 – Red Plate
231 – Eggplant Parmesan
232 – Rice Pudding
233 – Ice Cream
234 – Blueberry Tart
235 – Autumn’s Bounty
236 – Pumpkin Soup
237 – Super Meal
238 – Cranberry Sauce
239 – Stuffing
240 – Farmer’s Lunch
241 – Survival Burger
242 – Dish O’ The Sea
243 – Miner’s Treat
244 – Roots Platter
245 – Sugar
246 – Wheat Flour
247 – Oil
248 – Garlic
250 – Kale
252 – Rhubarb
254 – Melon
256 – Tomato
257 – Morel
258 – Blueberry
259 – Fiddlehead Fern
260 – Hot Pepper
262 – Wheat