COURSEPLAY FOR FS22 V7.0.0.15

Place for manure
Game: Farming simulator 22
Price: 300€
Daily upkeep €1

Siwy

This script turns the exhaust smoke of vehicles black.

In addition, the transparency (= how much black smoke it smokes) is influenced by the engine power, i.e. more powerful engines smoke a little more.

To keep it realistic, the effect is rather weak, if you want to simulate engine damage (black cloud of smoke) you are wrong here.

Rival

JD 7R series 2020

– ajout de trompes

– changement des gyrophares par deux gyrophares LED

– changement du klaxon

Giant Software
Jarod8001

This script mod increases the speed of productions.

Above all, slow productions are boosted (e.g. spinning mill, bakery, …),

even fast productions such as sugar factories or flour mills are not changed.

In addition, with the mod, the productions are really adjusted to “per month”.

That means, if you play with several days per month, productions will be slower

(but produce the same amount over the entire month).

The mod runs flawlessly in single player and multiplayer (including dedicated server).

Rival

This mod has two main objectives:
To define a game environment mimicking real-life farming.
To enable players to individualize the game using a simple editor.

Version 1.0.0.7
Added a script to define unique crop growth calendars for each savegame.
Extended the script for renting fields to use an xml file.

Version 1.0.0.6
1. Reads modified game parameters XML files. This version meets a frequent request that modified game parameters should be stored in xml files. This has several advantages. (a) You do not need to repeat the editing of all your personalized game parameters each time a new version of the mod is published. (b) You can have multiple sets of xml files, one set for each savegame. This means that you can customize the game parameters to the region, state, or country of your maps.
You may edit the values in the xml files. If you change the parameter names, or add new parameter names, they will not be read.
2. XML files. At this moment, the xml files are customized versions of fruitTypes.xml, fillTypes.xml, and sprayTypes.xml.
3. RealNumbersHarvestBonusScaling.lua. This mod allows the user to modify the harvest bonus of rolling, mulching, plowing, etc. This has not been tested. Please report back, whether this actually works.
4. Unzip the distribution file. You need to unzip the distribution file. Read the installation instructions and place the xml files and mod zip file as explained.

Version 1.0.0.5
Fixed a few issues in version 1.0.0.4 RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua.
Nothing new added.

Version 1.0.0.4
1. RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua: Added a script for scaling animal parameters
With this script the mod user will be able to adjust many parameters associated with farm animals, such as buy, sell, and transport prices, feed and straw input, and milk, manure, liquid manure, and pallet output.
Grazing period: The script defines a grazing period and scales relevant parameters to new values during the grazing season. By default it will reduce cow and sheep feed intake to 10%, assuming that the remaining 90% is obtained from eating grass. Similar scaling is done for straw input, and manure and liquid manure output. Sheep winter feed intake is based on dry matter content of hay, not grass. Wool production is upscaled by a factor of 10 during the grazing season.
Cow milk yield is set to be 29 Liters per month and egg production is set to 29 eggs per month per chicken.
Cow issue. In the vanilla game, cows start producing milk, when they are 12 months old. In real life they start producing milk after the first calving. In the present script, lactation starts when the cows are 29 months old. The user can change the lactation month.
Pig issue. In the vanilla game, sows give birth to only ONE pig every 4 months. In real life, a sow gives birth to a litter of 10 – 14 pigs (Landrace ~14) every 4 months. While it is possible to reduce the gestation duration from 4 to 1 month, this will only increase the piglet output by a factor of 4.
In the present script pig gestation duration is kept at 4 months. To play pig farming in a realistic manner, the player should forget about breeding piglets and instead simulate a hog farm for fattening bacon pigs. Every month you bring a full load of 6 month old pigs to the animal dealer and buy a full load of 0 month piglets to take with you back to the pig pen. The pen capacity should be big enough to hold 6 full loads of pigs, one load each ranging from 0 to 5 months old.
2. RealNumbersCalenderInfo.lua: Added script for printing calendar information to the log file.

Version 1.0.0.3
1. RealNumbersStoneScaling.lua: Added a script to scale the size of field stones.
In the downloaded version, the size scaling parameter is set to one. You need to pick up all existing field stones before changing the stone size scaling factor. If you downscale the size, the stone picker will not recognize the stones with the original size.

In this case you have two options:
Cultivate the field again. This will delete the old stones and spawn new ones.
Set the stone scaling parameter back to its previous value and pick up the old stones.

I have tried setting the scaling parameter to 1/2. This gives smaller but visible stones. For very small scaling factors, the stones become invisible. If you make the stone size very small, you might as well turn off the stone system.
The equipment wear factor it set to scale as the square of the stone size scaling. If the stone size is scaled by 1/2, the wear factor on equipment is scaled by 1/4. If you increase the stone size by 1.41, the wear factor doubles.
The stone yield while stone picking can also be scaled. However, I have not been able to adjust the density of stone spawning.
2. RealNumbersStorePrices.lua: Added an opportunity to set dailyUpkeep as a percentage of the retail price. Unique scaling parameters have been defined for a range of item categories.

Version 1.0.0.2
Added a script RealNumbersTreeLogPrices.lua to adjust prices of the 19 wood types in the game.
The mod user may adjust the price of milled wood to desired price levels. The mod then calculates the sales price of logs. A table is printed to the log file.
To adjust the helper fee, please use the mod AIcost by HappyLooser.

Version 1.0.0.1
Fixed price scaling when buying multiple bales, bigbags and bigbag pallets.

Version 1.0.0.0
Consider this a beta version. Testing has been very sparse.
Play on economy-level HARD!!
This mod is very downscaled compared to the original mod for FS19. The FS22 version includes the following scripts:
RealNumbersFieldPrices.lua: (press lAlt-rf to get a list of field area and other information)
– Adjusted prices of farmland
– Defines a fraction of the farmlands as leaseable at a reduced cost (can be turned off)
RealNumbersFillTypes.lua:
– Adjusted pricePerLiter (only fillTypes, not buildings or equipment)
RealNumbersFruitTypes.lua
– Adjustable yield, windrow yield and seedUsage (default is no scale)
RealNumbersStorePrices.lua:
– Adjustable prices for bales, bigbags, bigbagpallets and pallets
RealNumbersLeasing.lua:
– Adjustable leasing cost for equipment (default: flat daily fraction of trade value)
RealNumberContractRewards.lua:
– Adjusted rewards for missions
RealNumbersSellingStations.lua
– Reduced price variation between sellPoints

Still to do: reduce helper wages.
Each script is independent. All scripts, except RealNumbersFieldPrices.lua, can be commented out in modDesc.xml.
There is only one universal version of the mod. Mod users in different parts of the world may need to adjust the price scaling inside each script to fit price levels in their part of the world.
In the FS19 version, a unique set of parameter values were defined for each item. I do not have the time to repeat this detailed approach in FS22. In the FS22 version, items are scaled in large groups. E.g., all fillTypes are scaled by the same number.
This mod has not been written for Multiplayer mode. Nor has it been tested in Multiplayer mode.

Model: Kaj-Aage Henneberg
Script: Kaj-Aage Henneberg
Idea / Concept: Kaj-Aage Henneberg
Testing: Kaj-Aage Henneberg