FS25 AD Course Sickinger Höhe Rheinland Pfalz v1.0

After two weeks of torture, the courses are finally a fetish.
AutoDrive Courses for the Sickingerhöhe
Hello: Dear LS25 community,
I hereby present my AutoDrive courses for the Sickingerhöhe.
They may not be as perfect as those of the professionals – but they are functional, suitable for everyday use, and ready to use.

Included are:
– Main roads, secondary roads, and field paths
– Field edge courses and field points
– Connections to sales points and production sites
– Adapted single-track system on most field paths → less risk of tangling
– All farms with only one access point (since many players are rebuilding their farms)
– All forests with one access point (for the wood addicts)
– Neatly structured folder overview

I hope these courses make your everyday life on the Sickinger Höhe in Rhineland-Palatinate easier.
I welcome improvements, additions, and suggestions.
PS: All courses were recorded using a Claas Atles and one or two turntables. The courses work rather poorly with larger, over-wide machines.
I will try to adapt the courses to the following map versions from time to time!

Note:
These courses may not be distributed under a different name or edited version, nor may they be uploaded to other websites.
Have fun driving and working!

 

[FarmerBoy]

Hi there! It's great to hear about the AutoDrive courses you've created for the Sickingerhöhe map in LS25. It sounds like you've put a lot of effort and thought into designing these courses to be user-friendly and practical for everyday use. The inclusion of main roads, secondary roads, field paths, field edge courses, and field points shows the comprehensive coverage you've aimed for.

The fact that you have considered different access points for farms and forests is a nice touch, as it caters to the needs of players who may be working on their farms or engaging in forestry activities. The adapted single-track system on field paths to minimize the risk of tangling is a thoughtful addition that could potentially save players time and frustration.

It's also good to note that the courses were tested using a Claas Atles and turntables, as this information can be helpful for players looking to use similar machinery on the map. Your willingness to consider adapting the courses for future map versions indicates your commitment to ongoing improvement and user satisfaction, which is commendable.

Thank you for sharing your courses with the LS25 community and for setting clear guidelines on how they should be used and shared. Your attention to detail and dedication to creating a positive experience for players is evident in your message. Keep up the good work, and I hope your courses enhance the gameplay experience for those exploring the Sickingerhöhe in Rhineland-Palatinate!