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Modular Farming System – Grid-based Planting, Growth Stages, Time Simulation and Chunk Optimization.🔗 Live Demo Available👉 tupicode.itch.io/professional-grid-based-farming-system-demo-----Farm Growth Toolkit is a complete crop management system with in-game day and hour control. It includes a flexible, world-based grid system designed specifically for 3D projects and is optimized for large-scale planting. The toolkit allows you to place, grow, and harvest plants over time using a clean, modular structure. Built-in chunk logic ensures smooth performance even with hundreds of active crops in the scene.🚜 Build a full farming system in minutes!The Farm Growth Toolkit is a complete crop management system with:🌱 World-aligned grid designed for 3D environments⏳ In-game time control (days, hours, stages)🪴 Multi-stage plant growth with customizable logic🔁 Continuous production cycles after maturity (like fruit-bearing plants)🚀 Chunk-based optimization for thousands of crops without performance loss🧠 Built for prototypes, game jams, and commercial projects✔️ Modular and extensible structure✔️ Ideal for RPGs, farming sims, survival, and sandbox games✔️ Easy to integrate with tools, spells, and weather systems✔️ Fully compatible with ScriptableObject workflows✔️ Clean, documented code split by system (grid, plant, time, etc.)🔍 Features Included🎯 Smart grid system with terrain and collision support📆 Game clock with day/night cycle🌿 Plant system with any number of growth stages🔁 Cyclical fruit/harvest logic post-maturity🔍 Debug overlays for plant status, watering, and timers🧪 Rapid prototyping tools and test scenes📦 What’s in the package✅ Fully working demo scene ready to use✅ Clean, extensible source code✅ Chunk-based culling support for huge scenes (e.g., 1000×1000)✅ Roadmap includes weather, fertilization, irrigation and more✅ Full commercial license – use in paid games freely---🧩 Includes full demo scene, setup guide (PDF), and C# source🎮 Unity 2022.3+ compatible – URP supportedAI tools were used as a coding assistant to support planning and scripting. All logic and architecture were designed, written, and tested manually by the developer.