FS19 – Somewhere In Canada V1.1

Somewhere In Canada V1.1 mod for FS19.
Welcome to Somewhere in Canada, a fully-featured 2x map located near the Okotoks region of Calgary, Canada. Version 1.1: Fixed collision map issue where harvester doesn’t drop straw in few fields. New Save Game is required. Version 1.0: – Custom crop textures by “forgotten plants” and custom corn stubble and soybeans in rows from CCS101. – Multi-Terrain Angle installed, using 32 angles. – Increased fillTypes to support Seasons, StrawHarvest, maizeplus mods. – Custom Traffic speeds ranging from 30mph to 55mph with increased collision triggers. – Map is Seasons ready with snow mask and custom Geo inbuilt. – Foliage layers will change colors according to seasons (spring, summer, fall, winter) – Custom lighting, orange sunrise and sunset, darker nights, denser clouds. – Around 50 fields, ranging from medium to large. – 4 farm areas on the map with 4 cow barns and 1 pigsty. – Sheds are included in the map as Placeable. – Start farm includes 1 cow barn and 1 pigsty with default vehicles. – There are custom silos for each farm. – All farms have water and fuel triggers. I left out the house trigger so players can add their own houses. – A BGA plant can be found at the south side of the map which includes 2 large silage pits. – 12 sell points including wood, woodchips, cotton, milk, eggs, grains, etc. Most of them match to real companies in the region. – Custom signboards with lighting for all the sell points. – There is a Case Dealership at the center of the map, an animal dealer, 3 lime stations scattered near farms. – Alfalfa crop added that re-grows multiple times per season can be baled and fed to cows. – BeanStraw and CornStalk added and can be baled, sold for a good price. – Proper crop destruction for wheat, barley, canola, corn, etc. – Added sell point for chaff, for those that don’t want to mess with making silage like me. – Transport missions are included.

Credit(s):
DJ Modding

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