TerraLine GPS is a custom-developed GPS guidance system for Farming Simulator 25. It provides GPS guidance, automatic steering assistance, and GPS course management.
Changelog
- Version 1.0.0.1
Hotfix: Enables automatic implement detection in multiplayer mode.
Features
- GPS Guidance: Set A/B reference points to generate parallel guidance lines.
- Automatic Steering: GPS-based steering assistance for straight paths at speeds of up to 30 km/h.
- GPS Course Management: Create, name, save, load, and delete your own courses.
- Shared Farm Courses: GPS courses are saved per farm, allowing all members of the same farm to use and manage them.
- Working Width: Automatic detection of the attached implement’s working width, with options for manual adjustment.
- Line Offset: Precisely shift GPS guidance lines and adjust the offset.
- Line Orientation: Rotate guidance lines by 90° or enter a specific custom angle.
- Implement Offset: Tools for accounting for and diagnosing implement offsets.
- Customizable Display: Adjust the color and appearance of the GPS guidance lines.
- Dedicated Settings Menu: A clear, user-friendly interface designed in the style of FS25.
- GPS Status Indicator: A compact display positioned right next to the native FS25 speedometer.
Specifications
- Without TerraLine GPS: €0 surcharge
- With TerraLine GPS: €10,000 surcharge
GPS Equipment for Vehicles
TerraLine GPS is integrated directly into the standard vehicle configuration menu. When purchasing a suitable tractor, two options are available.
Vehicles that have already been purchased can be retrofitted via the in-game LS25 workshop. The GPS configuration is saved on a per-vehicle basis and persists after a restart.
Multiplayer
TerraLine GPS supports server-side storage of shared GPS courses for each farm. The current version has been successfully tested with a client on a dedicated server. Vehicle configuration, GPS steering, and the saving and loading of courses have been verified in-game.
Important: Simultaneous operation with multiple players and vehicles, as well as self-hosted multiplayer games, have not yet been fully tested.
