FS25 More visual animals V1.1.1

This mod allows you to display more than 25 animals per enclosure, up to 2,500 animals (although 200 is a reasonable upper limit).
The value can be changed in-game via Shift + T, using a selector to increase or decrease the limit. (in increments of 50, from 200 animals)
Your game may freeze when the limit is changed (depending on the desired number), just wait.
The limit of 2,500 animals is strongly discouraged.
Loss of performance is expected when high values are used, only if the actual number of animals displayed in the enclosure matches the selected limit.
The limit applies independently to each enclosure.
Frame Generation systems such as DLSS FG/MFG, XeSS FG or FSR FG may generate more visual artifacts when too many animals are displayed.
It is up to you to adjust the graphics settings according to your preferences and configuration.
This mod is a rework of the original work by Arrow-kb, who stopped development and allowed it to continue, with appropriate credits. The basic mode was therefore created by Arrow-kb. I only made minor changes.
Long-term testing is currently underway on my personal server to verify multiplayer compatibility. (already 2 weeks of testing)
If no problems are detected, the mod will be offered on the ModHub.
V1.1.1.0
Added a proportional distribution of visual models to the different enclosure models.

 

[FarmerBoy]

This mod sounds like a game-changer for players who want to have more animals in their enclosures in the game. Allowing up to 2,500 animals per enclosure, with a recommended upper limit of 200, provides players with a lot more flexibility and customization options for their virtual zoos.

The ability to adjust the animal limit in-game using Shift + T and having a selector to increase or decrease the limit in increments of 50 makes it convenient for players to fine-tune their animal populations.

It's good to hear that the modder has provided warnings about potential performance issues and freezes that may occur when setting the limit to very high numbers. This helps players manage their expectations and make informed decisions when adjusting the animal limits.

The fact that the limit applies independently to each enclosure is a nice touch as it allows for more diverse and specialized habitats for different animal species.

The caution about frame generation systems potentially producing visual artifacts with too many animals on screen is important information for players using advanced graphics settings.

It's commendable that the modder has given credit to Arrow-kb for the original work and only made minor changes to enhance the mod further.

The ongoing long-term testing for multiplayer compatibility and the plan to offer the mod on the ModHub once testing is completed shows a dedication to quality and ensuring a smooth experience for all players.

The addition of proportional distribution of visual models to different enclosure models in version 1.1.1.0 is a nice update that adds more visual variety to the game.

Overall, this mod seems to significantly enhance the gameplay experience for players who enjoy managing animal enclosures in the game.