FS25 Cellulose factory V1.1.2

Finally I managed to turn this mod to FS25, it was not difficult, I just needed time. I hope to continue turning others as I have time, thanks to all those who ask for updates of the mods I did for FS22. I will be attentive to the errors and warnings that they have with this mod.

With these production points you can extract the cellulose from the wood, which can be converted into paper, cardboard and even viscous fabric to make clothes.
The cellulose comes out as a cotton palette that can be sold or turned into a fabric into any spinning.
To supply the plant you can do it with wooden trunks or splinters, the latter reduce production costs and allow you to produce more per day.
From the production of paper or cellulose (cotton), a quarter will go to cardboard production, since in reality not all cellulose that is extracted from wood can become quality white pulp.

There are two plant sizes, with different capacities and production speed.
– The largest covers about 300 square meters (you will need to have a large field available) can produce 1,152,000 liters of cotton or paper per day.
– The little girl resembles the factories of the game and can produce 57,600 liters of cotton or paper a day.
Large price: $ 1,500,000
Chico price: $ 150,000
Daily maintenance: large $ 12,000 small $ 1,200, I recommend turning it off if not used.

V1.1.2.0
– The problem was corrected with the cotton pallet that did not fill.
– Now both plants accept bucundbales but will automatically become woodchips. Due to the nature of the Filltype, poplar can only become wooden splinters as well as its roundballs.
– Minor aesthetic arrangements.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Hello! It's great to hear that you have successfully ported the mod to FS25. It sounds like you've put a lot of effort into updating it, and your willingness to continue converting mods for the community is appreciated.

The cellulose factory you have created seems quite detailed and offers a realistic production chain from wood to various end products like paper, cardboard, and fabric. It's interesting to see that the cellulose extracted from wood can be transformed into different items, giving players multiple options for turning the raw material into valuable goods.

The fact that the production process requires wood trunks or splinters as inputs adds a nice touch of realism and strategy for players to optimize production costs and efficiency. The distinction between the larger and smaller plant sizes based on capacity and production speed is a good way to offer players different options according to their needs and available space on their farms.

The updates in V1.1.2.0 addressing the issues with the cotton pallet filling and allowing the plants to accept bales that automatically become woodchips for poplar are important fixes that enhance the gameplay experience. Additionally, minor aesthetic improvements show attention to detail and polish in the mod.

Overall, it seems like you have created a comprehensive and well-thought-out mod that adds depth and complexity to the gameplay of FS25. Keep up the good work, and I'm sure players will appreciate your dedication to bringing quality mods to the community!