Agriculture

Agriculture is mainly worth checking through block placement, pickup, upgrade, and repair, traps, power, doors, and devices, base persistence and multiplayer permissions, food, water, hunger, and thirst values, seeds, crops, growth, and harvesting, and medicine, buffs, debuffs, and recovery. Do that in a copied save or test server before changing a main world.

Use 7 Days to Die Mods listing to confirm exact file names, branches, screenshots, and update notes; then judge the MOD by the in-game parts above, not only by whether the game launches.

• Place the blocks in a copied base, upgrade them, damage them, repair them, and restart.
• Run the powered or interactive part through a blood-moon-style stress test if relevant.
• Have another player interact with the block before adding it to a shared base.
• Check early-day survival pressure and whether recipes trivialize or over-punish the start.

Agriculture is a building utility mod for 7 Days to Die. It changes doors, base interaction, building convenience, or base-management habits.

Agriculture should be checked on the screens players open every day: inventory, crafting, map, trader, quest, container, vehicle, and settings.

• A clean launch alone is not enough.
• Use the resolution and language your players actually use.

UI and HUD packages often conflict with other UI replacements, backpack changes, localization, or server rules.

• Add UI packages one by one.
• Check overlap, missing buttons, unreadable panels, and broken item views.