CreativeHorizon 4X v1.1
From small family farms to large agricultural projects, this map gives you the space and tools to create your own farming story. You’ll start with a brand-new International Series 200 tractor. A forklift for loading pallets is available at the vehicle dealer. A wheel loader is also available at the construction yard. Bricks can be purchased at the construction yard. … – Field prices are based on the Precision Farming soil map
– Deadwood missions in more than 8 locations
– Timber transport missions in more than 8 locations
– 8 destructible rock sites for missions
– 32 soil angle levels
– New crops: Rye, Spelt, Triticale, Green Rye, Vetch Rye, Mustard, Humus Active, Silage Corn, Flowering Cover Crop, Winter Wheat, Spring Wheat, Winter Barley, Spring Barley, Alfalfa, and Clover
– Integrated stubble destruction
– Adjusted planting and harvesting calendar
– Additional paintable textures, also available in-game
– Cotton and sugarcane are disabled for AI helpers
– German license plates
– Revised lime texture
– Additional crops for feeding systems
– CCM Production Pack ready
1.1.0.0
– Unfortunately, a new save game is required, otherwise the grass changes will not be applied. will be.
– I had to replace all the grass with meadow grass because regular grass was treated as if it had been grown on farmland after mowing.
– I didn’t want to use DecoGrass because it can cause problems with mods like RealMower.
– Fixed floating background trees.
– I’ve also expanded the wood transport missions. There are now significantly more locations.
– I’ve also expanded the wood transport missions. 1.0.1.4
– Fixed transport mission
– Adjusted some traffic routes
– Smoothed a few hilly roads (Nothing major! Would require a new save game to see!)
1.0.1.3
– Fixed motionPathEffects
– Added fillTypes for CCM production
1.0.0.3
– Added fishing pond
– Added 4 more fields for missions (1 of which is only for grass missions)
Many thanks to everyone who supported this project, as well as to those who provided the prefabs used.
