Nintendo Switch: Seed Cracker and Predictor

[tlw98683]

I have a question, I am on year 16, but it only goes to year three, is that something significant to the seed finder?

No. It is not significant to the seed finder. The biggest problem is that the algorithm is different for Nintendo and PC. This was programmed for the PC version which is kind of useless because on PC you have the file anyway. I recommend you use https://oshawk.github.io/stardew-seed-cracker/1.6.15/

 

[PennRobotics]

I just ported the Switch PRNG for the other web-based predictor, so once you have your unique seed with this tool, you'll be able to predict most of your character's outcomes. With luck, any bugs are quickly found and it gets merged soon into the UI for anyone to use.

 

[Lucid~slime]

No. It is not significant to the seed finder. The biggest problem is that the algorithm is different for Nintendo and PC. This was programmed for the PC version which is kind of useless because on PC you have the file anyway. I recommend you use https://oshawk.github.io/stardew-seed-cracker/1.6.15/

Thank you for replying! I am doing this on my IPad but I have stardew on my switch, what should I use for that?

 

[roydivision]

I just ported the Switch PRNG for the other web-based predictor, so once you have your unique seed with this tool, you'll be able to predict most of your character's outcomes. With luck, any bugs are quickly found and it gets merged soon into the UI for anyone to use.

Curious, what link(predictor) should a Switch use here?

 

[PennRobotics]

Unless that gets merged into the main repository (likely?) or I create a fork with its own GitHub Pages (less likely) you would need to make those edits locally and then run a local web server since loading HTML and Javascript from local directories has been frowned upon for about a decade; on some computers it'll still work to just load the page in its directory, otherwise you run the server and go to something like http://localhost:9000/index.html

The source is there, but it's not yet friendly to end users.