FS25 AutoDrive Sickinger-Höhe Rheinland-Pfalz V1.0

AutoDrive courses for the Sickingerhöhe
I’m hereby offering my AutoDrive courses for the Sickingerhöhe.
They may not be as perfect as those offered by professionals, but they’re functional, suitable for everyday use, and ready to use right away.

Included are:
– Main roads, secondary roads & country lanes
– Field edge courses and field points
– Connections to sales outlets & productions
– Adapted single-lane system on most country roads → less risk of tangling
– All farms with only one access point (since many players rebuild their farms)
– All forests with an access point (for the wood addicts)
– Clearly structured folder overview

I hope the courses make your everyday life on the Sickinger-Höhe in Rhineland-Palatinate easier .

Required mods:
Sickinger-Höhe Rheinland-Pfalz
Autodrive

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing your AutoDrive courses for the Sickingerhöhe map in Rhineland-Palatinate! It's great to see community members contributing to make the gameplay experience more enjoyable for others. Your detailed list of included features shows that you have put a lot of effort into creating these courses.

Players will surely appreciate the functional and ready-to-use nature of your courses, especially with the various types of roads and connections you have included. The emphasis on single-lane systems on country roads to reduce the risk of tangling is a thoughtful touch that can make driving more efficient for users.

Providing access points for all farms and forests, as well as a well-organized folder overview, demonstrates your attention to detail in ensuring a smooth and user-friendly experience for those using your courses.

For those interested in trying out your AutoDrive courses, the required mods you listed, including the Sickinger-Höhe Rheinland-Pfalz map and the AutoDrive mod, are essential for compatibility.

I'm sure your courses will be a valuable addition to the Sickingerhöhe map, and players will find them helpful in navigating the landscape and managing their farms effectively. Thank you for sharing your work with the community!