The Picture Frame is a miniature variation of the Sign Frame. There are few signs available to the player at first, but more can be unlocked by purchasing Sign Sets from BURG.L's Swap Shop.
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Notes[]
- The "Early Access" sign set is only available to players who purchased the game before the 1.0 Update.
Trivia[]
- According to images found in the game files, there are several unused sign images that were intended for the game that have either been scrapped or held back for a future update (Shown below)
- All the newspaper clipping signs in the Early Access set are a reference to glitches or changes in the Early Access period of the game.
- The Great Drought was a bug in which no dew, juice, or soda drops would spawn anywhere in the world. The larva invasion was an entity spawn glitch that overpopulated the world with larvae, potentially rendering the game file unplayable until patched.
- The Flying Fish sign was from an issue shortly after aquatic enemies were introduced, wherein aquatic creatures were not held to water boundaries, allowing them to wander through the air.
- The Rad Rock sign is a reference to the old naming system of upgrade rocks (N/A/Cool/Rad) that replaced Quartzite, and the eventual name change of the upgrade rocks back to Quartzite with new names for each tier (Brittle/Sturdy/Supreme).