Stardew Valley save files should be located at %AppData%\StardewValley\Saves\ on Windows, and at ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves/ on MacOS and Linux. The save file of the game you want to check should have a folder name like Tink_241984836, where the first part is the name of the player that created the farm map, and the second is just a random ID. Open the folder, and open the save file (that one should also be named Tink_241984836), I prefer using Notepad++ but any text editor that will also allow you to search for a specific string of text and count occurrences will do. Once opened, do a count/search for trueRarecrow. Easily configure the mod via json config with any text editor. You can't just simply search for 'Rarecrow', because that won't return unique results. STARDEW VALLEY SAVE EDITOR MISSING ELEMENT TEXT MOD The config file is within the RelationshipTooltips mod folder ( ModsRelationshipTooltipsconfig.json) If it isnt present, itll be generated the next time you play the game. If you have found all the Rarecrows, this count should return '8'. If the count there is lower, you can figure out which one you're still missing by doing a few more searches through your save file. Each Rarecrow in the game has a number that can be found on the Modding:Big_craftables_data wiki page. They are ordered, so 110 is Rarecrow 1 of 8 and 140 is Rarecrow 8 of 8. Search your save file again, but this time for 138, where the number 138 between the tags can be changed to match one of the above 8 numbers. right click stardew in your steam library -> properties- > local files -> verify integrity of game cache. Once you figure out which number is missing, you can look at the Rarecrow wiki page to see an image of the Rarecrow you're still missing and where to find it. That will restore the files to their original state. It will also remove any file replacing mods you had installed, so be mindful of that. Oh, and once you're done: Always close without saving. The Steam platform also enables gamers to save games online and enables.
That's the best way to make sure you haven't accidentally messed up anything in your save file.
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