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Definir Data em Stardew Valley
Upload your save, pick a date, download the edited file. Updates
currentSeason, dayOfMonth, and year — nothing else.Coloque seu arquivo de save aqui
ou clique para procurar — procure por FarmerName_Id dentro de sua pasta Saves
Seu save nunca sai deste navegador.
Ler, editar e baixar tudo acontece no seu dispositivo. Nada é enviado, enviado para um servidor ou armazenado em qualquer lugar fora do seu navegador.
Como funciona
- 1. Encontre seu save em %AppData%\StardewValley\Saves (Windows) ou ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves (Mac/Linux). Cada fazenda tem uma pasta chamada FarmerName_Id.
- 2. Coloque o arquivo sem extensão dentro dessa pasta (com o mesmo nome da pasta). Pule SaveGameInfo e qualquer _old backups.
- 3. Pick a date. Defaults to "tomorrow" — leave it alone for a one-click skip-to-next-day, or change any field for a bigger jump.
- 4. Baixe + substitua. O arquivo editado retorna com o mesmo nome. Coloque-o na mesma pasta, sobrescrevendo o original. (Faça backup primeiro se quiser ser seguro.)
Perguntas frequentes
- What does this tool actually do?
- It changes the three calendar fields in your save (currentSeason, dayOfMonth, year) and writes everything else back unchanged. The game's title bar, NPC schedules, festival calendar, and seasonal events all read from these tags — so the new date takes effect immediately on the next load.
- Will my crops grow if I skip days?
- No. Important caveat: this tool only changes the calendar — it does NOT simulate the days in between. Sleeping through 5 nights advances crops 5 stages; setting the date forward 5 days advances nothing. The crops, animals, energy, and shipping bin will all be exactly where you left them, but the calendar says a later date.
- What is this useful for, then?
- Skipping past a Festival day (NPCs are stuck at the festival, shops closed). Skipping past a wedding-blocked day. Hopping to Year 3 for the Grandpa evaluation. Skipping winter (when nothing grows anyway). Generally: any day where you don't care about per-day progression.
- Is this safe? Will the file still work in-game?
- Yes. The tool only rewrites the three calendar tags and writes everything else back unchanged, byte for byte. Stardew loads the file normally. Back up first if you want belt-and-braces safety; the original is what you uploaded.
- Does my save get uploaded anywhere?
- No. The file is read, edited, and downloaded entirely in your browser. Nothing crosses the network. You can verify with browser DevTools → Network tab.
- What's the valid range for each field?
- Day: 1 to 28 (every Stardew month has 28 days). Season: spring, summer, fall, winter. Year: 1 up to 2,147,483,647 — Stardew stores the year as a 32-bit integer, and the tool enforces that ceiling so the file always loads.
- Can I time-travel backward to the past?
- Yes — the tool will accept any earlier date too. Be aware that going backward in time without a backup will lose the in-between days' progress (mail, friendship gains, achievement progress, etc. are all tied to forward time progression elsewhere in the save).
- Does this work on console or mobile?
- Consoles, no — PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch don't expose save files. Mobile, yes: Android and iOS use the same save format as PC. On Android the save folder is Android/data/com.chucklefish.stardewvalley/files/Saves (the files may carry a .bin extension — keep it when you replace them). On iOS, open the Files app and go to On My iPhone → Stardew Valley.