Homebrew RELEASE Turnips

[IDontExist]

I just wanted to thank you for this wonderful app. It reduces my stress level knowing that my turnip prices are going to be garbage this week

 

[Magn0]

Thank you so much for developing this, 1.7.0 broke it but it seems support is still going, keep up the great work!

 

[averne]

Thank you so much for developing this, 1.7.0 broke it but it seems support is still going, keep up the great work!

Fixed: https://github.com/averne/Turnips/releases/latest

 

[marlonpontess]

hello, could you please review my pull request, i have updated to 1.8 offsets and added brazilian portuguese language file to the project, thanks

 

[averne]

hello, could you please review my pull request, i have updated to 1.8 offsets and added brazilian portuguese language file to the project, thanks

Thanks, done.
New release here: https://github.com/averne/Turnips/releases/latest

 

[zand]

have you thought about building MeteoNook into Turnips and displaying more on the weather tab than just the seed?

I got MeteoNook to compile as a static lib for the switch (https://github.com/zand/meteonook-nx) and then modified Turnips to display the current pattern index on the weather tab. There may be licensing issues with Tunips being GPL3 and using AGPL3 code, but its an idea.

 

[averne]

have you thought about building MeteoNook into Turnips and displaying more on the weather tab than just the seed?

I got MeteoNook to compile as a static lib for the switch (https://github.com/zand/meteonook-nx) and then modified Turnips to display the current pattern index on the weather tab. There may be licensing issues with Tunips being GPL3 and using AGPL3 code, but its an idea.

Wikipedia says AGPL3.0 and GPLv3 are compatible. It's possible but I'm not very interested in it, personally (it's been close to a year since I played the game).
I'd accept a pull request, obviously.

 

[zand]

What I was getting at is that to my understanding, linking a GPL3 program to AGPL3 code requires that the program be released under the AGPL3. Re-licensing Turnips and requiring a Rust build environment in order to compile it would be some of the cons. I am currently occupied with reverse engineering firmware for a DMR radio but if I get bored with that, I may think about adding code to Turnips.

 

[averne]

I'm not against a re-licensing either.

 

[LeeserH]

I don't know if this is still being actively worked on, but it's a tremendous homebrew and it'd be great if it were compatible with the 2.0 update.

 

[averne]

I don't know if this is still being actively worked on, but it's a tremendous homebrew and it'd be great if it were compatible with the 2.0 update.

It's in maintenance mode mostly because I stopped playing acnh ages ago, but I'm still updating it: https://github.com/averne/Turnips/releases/latest

 

[LeeserH]

It's in maintenance mode mostly because I stopped playing acnh ages ago, but I'm still updating it: https://github.com/averne/Turnips/releases/latest

Thank you so much for compiling for 2.0!

 

[LeeserH]

Seems it needs to be updated again. New tiny update. Hopefully it’s the last one.

 

[averne]

Done, thanks for the heads up

 

[LeeserH]

Done, thanks for the heads up

Thank you so much!

 

[LeeserH]

Another update? Say it ain’t so!

 

[averne]

Another update? Say it ain’t so!

Will do this evening

 

[LeeserH]

You rule!

 

[averne]

Sorry, completely forgot about this. It's done now: https://github.com/averne/Turnips/releases/latest

 

[LeeserH]

Sorry, completely forgot about this. It's done now: https://github.com/averne/Turnips/releases/latest

I appreciate what you do so much. I don't appreciate what Nintendo does so much, though. Yet another stealth update.