2.0.0 Pacific Northwest Logging Edition

Mod für Landwirtschafts Simulator 19

This is my edit of Pacific Northwest, I removed all the fields but one on the higher level of the map and added tons of different tree

types including BIG trees so you need a chainsaw or a modded harvester to cut them.

If your running a lower end PC i recomend turning your graphics setting down as there are some high tree counts on this map.

I take no credit for the original map as that belongs to the original author and i highly recomend his version as well.

Remember, this is just my personal edit but a few have asked me to share it so if logging isnt your thing then i recomened the original as it is a great map as well.

Bilder

  • Version 2.0.0

    Changes in Logging Edition v2.0 by me, Robbe:
    - Overhauled the texturing, grass and bush placement in the newly created forestry lands. Decor depends on tree type.
    - Adjusted pricing for many farmlands. Farmlands that were turned into forestry are cheaper now, and other lands have got price refinements depending on ease-of-use and farm-to-land ratio.
    - Part of "useless land" is now non-buyable land (farmland 63 neutral ground). Other parts have been given a price because they can be used for grass farming and more.
    - Created a new PDA with significantly higher detail and each tree visible, which reflects changes by ACME ACRES and me.
    - Re-added certain horse, sawmill and old barn buildings.
    - Removed fences around forestry land.
    - Removed grass that was added over farming fields.
    - Removed farms that wrongly existed on forestry land.
    - Straightened out farmlands in the North.
    - Changed one farm land to a grass land due to its non-funtional shape.
    - Touched up the dirt road around the long fields in the SW.
    - Changed a particular asphalt road back to dirt road like it was originally.
    - Adjusted nightime: 21:30 - 6:00 (3 hours shorter).

  • Version 1.0.0

27. Februar 2020 um 23:13

Die Karte ist schon schön. Nur warum startet man mit reinen Landmaschinen und bekommt keine einzige Forstmaschine?

Sogar der Drescher steht arbeitsbereit wieder an seiner gewohnten Position.

Die Wälder sind leider auch nur wieder absolute Monokulturen. Etwas unterschiedlicher Baumbestand würde etwas "Würze" in die Arbeit bringen.

Richtig gut wäre es, wenn die Bäume beim Fallen, auch mit einem Knacken und Knirschen herunter kämen. Ich weiß nur leider nicht, ob das überhaupt möglich ist.