Gameplay

What the addon changes about a shift, from the player's side.

The yard has more in it

Core spawns grass and rocks. The addon spawns three more kinds of work on top, each belonging to one tool:

What's in the yard	Tool that handles it
Tall weeds along edges and fences	Trimmer
Piles of dead leaves	Leaf blower
Wilting plants	Watering can
Piles of cut grass, left behind by mowing	Pitchfork

The mowing itself is unchanged, and by default all of this is optional bonus money — a player who only mows still gets paid. Set Config.completion.requireTasks if you would rather the yard is not finishable until everything is done.

Whatever the held tool can act on is outlined, and everything else dims, so there is no hunting for the last weed.

Renting a tool

Tools are rented from the Workshop menu, the same one core already uses for mower upgrades. Renting charges a deposit; returning the tool gives it back. Lose the tool and the deposit is gone.

A rented tool arrives as an inventory item. Using the item puts it in the player's hands; using it again puts them back on the mower. Only one tool is held at a time.

Tools run on a charge. When one runs dry, the player refills it at the truck — a short progress bar, and they are back to work.

The carry loop

Mowing leaves piles of cut grass on the lawn, and they do not disappear on their own.

1. Hold the pitchfork, walk up to a pile, pick it up.
2. Carry it to the truck and load it. The truck holds five piles, and that capacity is shared by the whole crew — a full truck blocks everyone.
3. Drive to a dump point and unload for money and XP.

While the truck is full, the yard grows extra watering and blowing work, so nobody is stood around waiting for a teammate to drive back.

The trailer is the bigger sink: it holds far more, and it is emptied at the disposal site marked on the map rather than at a dump point.

First time through, on-screen guidance walks a player through the loop. It always shows until their first paid job, then asks once whether to keep it. After that it is /mowertut's to control.

Crews

Up to four players can work one yard together.

Command	What it does
/mowerinvite [id]	Invite a nearby player to your crew
/mowerleave	Leave the crew you are in
/mowerkick [id]	Remove someone from your crew
/lobbyleave	Leave a co-op lobby you have joined but not started
/mowertut on|off|auto	First-run carry guidance: always, never, or until learnt

An invited player gets a prompt and answers it without typing.

A crew of two or more earns a +25 % payout bonus, and the money is split between members when the job settles. The yard scales with the crew: more players means more grass, more tasks and more places for something valuable to turn up — but not proportionally more, so working together still pays better than working alone.

Hidden loot

Some grass piles have something in them: a wallet, a watch, a ring, and rarely something genuinely valuable. Finds are not inventory items — they are counted up and paid as a tip when the job settles, so there is nothing to sell or fence afterwards.

What the HUD shows

The addon extends core's HUD rather than adding a second one. When the relevant feature is active you get panels for the crew, the tool in hand and its remaining charge, the truck's load, the trailer's load, and anything found so far. With the addon removed those panels simply do not appear.