Garden Variety
gardenvariety_00.jpg - width=1340 height=1020
gardenvariety_original.jpg - width=1340 height=1020
gardenvariety_override.jpg - width=1340 height=1020
gardenvariety_onion_normal.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_spinach_normal.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_basil_normal.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_sage_normal.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_tomato_normal.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_parsley_normal.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_lemontree.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_parsley_dry.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_onion_dry.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_tomato_dry.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_sage_dry.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenvariety_basil_dry.jpg - width=1040 height=800
gardenplants_potted.jpg - width=1040 height=800

I haven’t yet managed to make actual custom meshes for plants without breaking the states, so this will have to do for now ‒ these are all using various existing meshes that are edited to use different textures. I am also not aiming at botanical correctness here; the point is simply that one can look at a plant and tell what it is when they’re not looking all the same any more.
Contents:
- Basil ‒ mesh is identical with original (small shrub), texture is custom
- Sage ‒ mesh is identical with original (small shrub), texture is custom (made from the sage harvestable so it makes a little bit of sense now)
- Parsley ‒ uses a smaller (flower) mesh with a different texture (similar to the original but darker)
- Onion ‒ uses the lily/snapdragon mesh and textures, rig is still the unchanged onion one
- Spinach ‒ uses a smaller (flower) mesh with customised texture and the flower rig
- Tomato ‒ uses the potato/carrot mesh with customised texture, custom rig
- Lemon Tree ‒ texure override (same texture but darker and thus more citrus-like)
- Generic Herbs ‒ texure override for anything that would still use the default neon green herb texture otherwise (dunno what exactly, this is basically a pre-emptive measure); this is the same green as the (customised) parsley
Known issues:
- The parsley texture is a bit weak on the mipmaps as it is relatively flimsy, leading to disappearance attempts when zooming (pretty far) out. I may or may not make a new texture with larger leaves at some point to combat that effect.
- The tomatos have a changed rig which will only take effect after the plant has been harvested and new tomatos are growing. Until then, the tomatos still think they are on the old (tall) shrub so some of them will levitate. The new rig is also not particularly great because it took me a little while to understand that thing about the re-growing, so I kept editing it relative to the original
.. and right now I don’t feel like editing it for the 15th time. It is not a total disaster, just a bit funky with some of the tomatos sitting on top of stems and clipping through leaves; see the “dry” screenshot (this is less funky than the original tall-shrub one).
I forgot to take a close-up screenshot of the dry spinach, but that is included as well. Also note that some of the plants on the dry screenshots are in their harvestable state, which is why they seem to have non-dry parts (that’s the harvestables .. they only come in one variant).
Garden plants can also be put in custom (non-planter) pots such as the garden pots from here / here, by the way, which probably makes more sense when they look nicer (I didn’t even realise until just now that that Just Works ‒ I thought I would need to make another mod for that).
“Black harvestables” issue: Some of the harvestables (e.g. sage, daisies) showing up nearly black on the shrubs is an issue with the 1.10 patch, it’ll happen no matter whether or not you use this mod. The screenshots in this post were all taken in 1.9 which is why the harvestables still look normal on them. This has been fixed in 1.10.63.
This overrides the following resources:
OBJD 0x000000000000BB1B -- Basil
OBJD 0x000000000000BB35 -- Onion
OBJD 0x000000000000BB39 -- Tomato
OBJD 0x000000000000BB3A -- Sage
OBJD 0x000000000000BB3B -- Spinach
OBJD 0x000000000000BB3C -- Parsley
OBJD 0x000000000000BC55 -- Spinach, public gardens
OBJD 0x000000000000BC57 -- Tomato, public gardens
OBJD 0x000000000000C2C0 -- Onion, public gardens
OBJD 0x000000000000C2C2 -- Parsley, public gardens
OBJD 0x000000000000C2C3 -- Basil, public gardens
OBJD 0x000000000000C2C4 -- Sage, public gardens
_IMG 0x9806F34066245153 -- generic herb texture, healthy
_IMG 0x6560FDB2E4DF370F -- Lemon Tree texture, healthy
_IMG 0x324084A4241946FD -- Lemon Tree texture, dry
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