JaxsonBright I could not find that mod. Could you link it for me and tell me which features you mean specifically?

Would it be possible to make these work with the Aquaducts Mod? if they don't already?

Jan5676 Installing now. Thanks!

Z4CKZ33D Mesita Please check the newest version of the mod, they add changes/fixes mentioned in your comments.

Jan5676 No I'm not.

Thank you. It’s an excellent mod, it saved me a lot of time. Before, I used to run around with a watering can every day during the summer months.

Z4CKZ33D I think I found the issue. Are you using the Hydrate od Diedrate mod? This seems to override the action in some way.

Mesita Alright, that seems simple enough, I will have a look at it.

PeachyPotato Working on a functionality compatible with pipes is a lot of pain, so unfortunately I'd say no (At least for now, maybe I'll get another surge of motivation in the future regarding the water tower idea). If someone wants to add this feature himself, you can always open a PR/issue on the Github page.

could we maybe get pipes and maybe a pump compatible with electrical progressive core, or perhaps a water tower to take advantage of gravity?

The water types are Rain Water and Well Water.

There's also other types of water in the the mod, but they wouldnt be realistic for crop growth.

Thank you for the quick reply!

Mesita I didn't know of the mod beforehand, so no. Which items/water types from the mod would this include?

Does this mod work with hydrate or diedrates different water types?

@Z4CKZ33D That's weird, it should work though. Can you please try the following things?

• I've bound the dump onto the sneak key. But I think there may be mods overriding this behavior in which case you might need to hold Shift instead (if you rebound the sneak action like I did)
• If the sprinkler is completely full already, the action will fail.
• Check if your bucket really contains normal still water. The game also features salt water, gained from oceans, which will not work.
• Is your bucket the normal vanilla wooden one or a modded bucket?

If that still doesn't work, I'd suggest deactivating some of your mods.

Small issue here; I can't dump a whole bucket (10L) into a sprinkler at once. Is it just me or has anyone else experienced this?
I'm playing on 1.21.5 together with several other mods.
Edit: Watering cans work though, it's just buckets atm.

Sleeves Well you're probably not gonna believe this, but they exist already! All you need to do is put a normal sprinkler in the crafting grid and boom, it's upside down. The handbook describes them in a bit more detail. (v1.0+ only)

Thanks for the cool mod! Perhaps some overhead sprinklers (as in hanging from the ceiling) could be added if the codebase permits? :-]

This makes me wish we could use chutes to transport water and use a screw to push water up into the sprinkler, rather than gating behind tiers of metal it could just be gated by power provided for the same effect.

I've released v1.0. From now on, I still intend to make changes to the mod but in a less breaking means than before. Unless otherwise stated, updates from v1.0 onwards should be safe to upgrade.

I pushed a new version of this mod. PLEASE, if you upgrade from 0.9.1, it is VERY important to read the changelog!!!

Jan5676

What I would do is add lead as a lower tier. In the vanilla game, few things are crafted with lead, and it would be nice to have more uses for it. I'll leave it as a suggestion.

Hey, first of all thanks for the feedback. There are some very interesting ideas I will probably touch on.

I initially made this mod as a little fun side project for my GF, who complained to me that there are no sprinklers like in Stardew Valley (and seriously, why isn't something like this a vanilla feature) So basically she would just be running around watering all the fields by hand and complaining the entire time. Now it's done and I see you noticed the mod being a bit rough about the edges. Changing the sprinkler types, as a warning, WILL result in your previously placed sprinklers to become invalid (thus, a beta, don't feel bad cheating the new ones in once they're finished) Other than that, I will open up a forum post to attach this mod to so you can put your feedback and feature requests there, this will help keeping this comment section a bit cleaner. I will address the currently posted stuff there, you will find a link to it in the description soon.

Keep in mind, I am a solo dev doing this as a little fun side project. This means, I simply can't do everything that is requested (because of time AND knowledge (and missing documentation)). However, since its inception I really liked this mods idea and am willing to develop it further than I originally anticipated. Currently, if anyone wants to make a better model + animation for the sprinklers, I will thankfully take those. In that case, please DM me in the forum if you have a concept/realized model. Mine, to be perfectly honest, looks like a programmer placeholder at best :D

Cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the water in them. Bucket isnt working, jug isnt working. Possible mod conflict or am I missing something obvious?

EDIT: Yep it was something obvious. Never thought to try the watering can.

configurable range? oooooo.....
no longer do I need to make water paths on my farms, saving rows and within the normal range of the greenhouses.

OOh piggybacking off of XyrVexus's idea, if you do implement a pump or connection to the water sprinklers, adding an option where the pipes can wear out to the point where they could clogg up which would need a wrench to get fixed/tightened to work again or something like that, but I love the concept! 

One more critique/idea (I know some people don't like to hear it so tell me to shut up right away if so, no hard feelings) is to see if you can place these vertically from the ceiling :)

Love the mod and idea!! 

This is a good one! To offer critiques, for realism I would like to see Copper, Bronze, and Brass used since these metals are all mostly interchangeable for the purpose; superior to iron or steel. Since sprinkler tiers are gated by gears, additional gating by metal type seems unnecessary. Also an option to have the sprinklers degrade over time would be cool down the road.

Could you patch this to work with Vintage Engineering mod so you need water pipes?

I wanted to make them a bit more valuable even though it might feel a bit "gamey" but I think it would make sense to add copper ones as well. They could act as the lowest tier of sprinklers with range 1. I was just thinking, they might be too expensive for the value they provide if they followed the same recipes like the other ones.

Uh, no copper? Curious decision considering most of your water pipes IRL are made from ... copper ... #mindblown