Levitract on Vervaet 17T v 1.1: “Hello I love the mod, but there are collisions missing on the header and pipe. Also the animations are a…” Apr 2, 07:25
on Lizard AgriFlex SPB v 1.0: “Kannst Du das auch machen für Quaderballen, wäre Dir dankbar dafür.” Mar 28, 11:47
on MAN TGS Dumper Truck v 1.0.1.0: “Fantastic mod, but has a few hundred errors and warnings.” Mar 26, 06:51
on Rock Mountain Valley 4x Map v 1.0: “Bonjour.Je trouve cette carte très intéressante mais ma foi avec certaines incohérence au niveau des commandes. 1/dans l’interface des véhicules…” Feb 8, 09:18
Farming Simulator 25 building mods are a great way to add new structures to your virtual farm. These mods can include barns, sheds, greenhouses, and other types of buildings that can be used for storage, animal housing, or crop production. One of the most popular types of building mods for Farming Simulator 25 are barns and sheds.
This water pump is powered by wind and is able to pump the water into your productions. Depending on the distance, additional costs may be incurred. Just switch the output to Distributing
Category: Factories
Price: $3,000
Monthly upkeep: $1
Production Recipe: 0 elect charge > 30 water
Credits:
TethysSaturn
Hydrants with pumps for your farm will ensure sufficient water.
You can choose from 6 hydrants and 3 pumps.
Price: 500 $
Daily maintenance : 1 $
Pumping speed : 200L/s
Credits:
Happy_M0le
This pack of modern European single and multi family houses offers 13 house types, each with several variations.
This means that 468 different houses are available.
All houses are highly detailed.
They contain plants in summer as well as room lights that switch on and off at different times of the day.
– 13 house types (mirrored and non-mirrored)
– 9 texture sets
– Solar panels are configurable
Credits:
Redphoenix
This John Deere dealer sign can be placed on your map.
Now any building can serve as a dealership for your role playing needs.
It will automatically illuminate at night.
Category: Decoration
Price: $1,000
Daily Maintenance: $5
Credits:
HungryCow Design
