Diverse Stardew Valley - Seasonal Outfits (DSV)



Welcome to Diverse Stardew Valley!

Diverse Stardew Valley edits the villagers of Pelican Town to add ethnic, cultural, gender identity and body type diversity and add unique

seasonal and festival outfits for both the vanilla and the alternate diverse character designs.

DSV began as a combination of the original Diverse Stardew Valley project by notsnufffie with the seasonal clothing of Seasonal Villager Outfits by Tanpoponoko, and has since expanded into its own project, bolstered by a large community of artists and sensitivity checkers: a full spreadsheet of artist credits is located here. The Content Patcher coding has been done by Airyn, based on work by tenthousandcats, minervamaga, cel10e, corrin, and Isi, and the C# coding has been done by KediDili.

A complete visual readme and configuration guide can be found on the Diverse Stardew Valley website.

For the non-seasonal version, see Diverse Stardew Valley - Non-Seasonal.

• []Modded and vanilla character variants[/]

  []In-character and weather-appropriate outfits for every season, indoors and out[/]

  []Special outfits for festivals and weddings[/]

  []Special location-specific outfits for particular characters[/]

  []Dynamic story-based wardrobe changes for some characters[/]

  []Married characters wear mermaid pendants[/]

  []Maternity outfits for the bachelorettes when pregnant[/]

  []Marriage candidates wear pyjamas in the morning & evening at home and at the farmhouse[/]

  []Fancy clothing when attending weddings[/]

  []Variant-specific furniture & accessory edits for interior maps[/]

  []Dialogue related to character variants[/]

  []Compatibility with a wide variety of mods[/]

  This mod requires the SMAPI modding framework; if you have not installed SMAPI before, see the Stardew Valley Wiki's guide for instructions.

  This mod also requires the following mods:

  []Content Patcher: a mod framework that allows sprites and portraits to be changed in-game without actually replacing game files.[/]

  []Cross-Mod Compatibility Tokens (CMCT): a framework that allows Content Patcher mods to automatically match the configuration values of another Content Patcher mod.[/]

  [*]Generic Mod Config Menu (GMCM): a mod that enables an in-game configurat