Surveyor Pin Marking Flags provide visual reference markers for laying out fields, roads, property boundaries, construction projects, utility routes, equipment paths, excavation areas, and future building locations in Farming Simulator 25.
Features
- Free placement: Place surveyor flags wherever you need a visual reference on your property.
- Construction Menu integration: Locate the flags under Construction Menu → Tools.
- No ground deformation: Placing flags will not alter, flatten, or deform the surrounding terrain.
- No foliage removal: Grass, crops, and other foliage remain undisturbed when placing your markers.
- Destructible flags: These are temporary field markers, not indestructible objects. Hitting or running over a flag will destroy it.
- Replacement required: Once a flag has been destroyed, you’ll need to place a new one in the ground.
- Marking field corners and boundaries.
- Planning new roads, driveways, and access routes.
- Laying out future buildings and farm expansions.
- Identifying drainage ditches and utility routes.
- Marking excavation and landscaping areas.
- Establishing reference points for construction projects.
- Mapping equipment routes and working areas.
- Adding realistic surveying details to your farm.
Important: Watch Where You’re Driving!
These markers aren’t designed to withstand heavy equipment.
If you strike a flag with a vehicle, implement, or other equipment, it will be destroyed.
Destroyed flags do not automatically return to their original locations. You must manually purchase and place a replacement.
Plan your routes carefully, keep an eye on your markers, and make sure your hired hands don’t turn your carefully surveyed property into a flag graveyard.
Installation
- Download the mod ZIP file.
- Place the ZIP file into your Farming Simulator 25
modsfolder. - Enable the mod when loading your savegame.
- Open the Construction Menu and navigate to Tools.
- Select your surveyor flags and place them wherever needed.
Final Notes
These flags are intended as physical, visual reference markers for farming, surveying, construction, and roleplay activities. They do not automatically measure distances, establish property ownership, or modify the terrain.
