FS25 AutoDrive xCrossing V1.0.0.1

With this mod you can build a finished AD intersection on the map.
In the construction menu under Decorations – Other you will find four intersections with track widths of 3m, 4m, 5m and 6m.
These intersections have a positioning aid (yellow cross) to align them.

If you leave the construction menu after placing them, the waypoints of an AD intersection are created with a destination point in the middle. You can then connect these to your route network. The yellow cross can be sold again via the construction menu.
You should delete the destination points of the intersections again after completing the routes, otherwise they will influence the route calculation by AutoDrive.
They are very useful for creating routes, as they allow you to drive directly to every intersection with AutoDrive.

You need a mod that allows placement on land that does not belong to you.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for the detailed explanation of the AutoDrive xCrossing V1.0.0.1 mod for FS25. This mod seems like a very useful tool for efficiently setting up intersection waypoints and creating routes for AutoDrive. The ability to easily place intersections with different track widths and align them using the positioning aid is a great feature.

The process of creating waypoints with a destination point in the middle after placing the intersections and then connecting them to the route network sounds very convenient. However, it is important to remember to delete these destination points once the routes are completed to avoid any interference with the AutoDrive route calculation.

The inclusion of a yellow cross that can be sold again via the construction menu is a nice touch for managing the intersections. It's also good to note that a mod allowing placement on land that does not belong to you is required for using this feature.

Overall, it seems like the AutoDrive xCrossing V1.0.0.1 mod streamlines the process of setting up intersections and creating routes, making it a valuable tool for FS25 players looking to optimize their farming operations.