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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The solar panel counts sunny days based on the location it is placed. Thus, a solar panel placed down on [[Ginger Island|Ginger Island]] will not be affected by rain in Stardew Valley, and vice versa. | * The solar panel counts sunny days based on the location it is placed. Thus, a solar panel placed down on [[Ginger Island|Ginger Island]] will not be affected by rain in Stardew Valley, and vice versa. | ||
| − | ** | + | ** While it is often assumed that the best place to put them is [[The Desert|the Calico Desert]] where it never rains, that lack of rain is purely visual. The desert experiences the same underlying weather and seasons as the rest of the mainland, and any rainy days in the valley also delay battery production from Solar Panels in the Desert. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:55, 23 September 2024
| Solar Panel | |
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| Slowly generates batteries when left in the sun. | |
| Information | |
| Source | Crafting |
| Sell Price | Cannot be sold |
| Crafting | |
| Recipe Source |  "Island Ingredients" Special Order |
| Ingredients |  Refined Quartz (10) Iron Bar (5) Gold Bar (5) |
The Solar Panel is a piece of Refining Equipment that generates 1 Battery Pack the morning after 7 sunny days when placed outdoors (including the day it was placed).[1] The player receives the recipe after completing Caroline's Special Order "Island Ingredients".
Trivia
- The solar panel counts sunny days based on the location it is placed. Thus, a solar panel placed down on Ginger Island will not be affected by rain in Stardew Valley, and vice versa.
- While it is often assumed that the best place to put them is the Calico Desert where it never rains, that lack of rain is purely visual. The desert experiences the same underlying weather and seasons as the rest of the mainland, and any rainy days in the valley also delay battery production from Solar Panels in the Desert.
References
- ↑ See Object::DayUpdate and Object::performDropDownAction in the game code, and Data/BigCraftablesInformation.xnb for item ID.
History
- 1.5: Introduced.