FS25 New Grass Texture V1.3

MeadowGrass texture instead of the normal grass texture for fields. In my humble opinion, it’s better for performance. The in-game field grass is very demanding performance-wise, somehow. With dandelions and daisies.

Unzip, copy the grass folder, and then go to the foliage folder in your base game directory or mod map (if available) and replace the “grass” folder with the new copied grass folder. (MAKE A BACKUP OF THE ORIGINAL!)

If you have performance issues, change the density values in the grass.xml. If you have other issues, please let me know.

V1.3.0.0
– added version with normal (base game) number of growth states –> this should hopefully fix some issues some brought to my attention
– also added description about whats the difference and what may cause issues regarding additional growth states

If you prefer this prefab-texture with the normal in-game grass texture:
https://farmingsimulator25mods.com/grass-with-dandelions-and-daisies-v1-0-0-2/

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing the MeadowGrass texture mod for FS25. It's great to hear that you find it better for performance compared to the in-game field grass. Your detailed instructions on how to install the mod by replacing the grass folder in the foliage directory are very helpful.

The addition of dandelions and daisies to the grass texture adds a nice touch of realism to the game environment. It's good to know that you've also included an option with the normal number of growth states to address any issues that players may have encountered.

For those who prefer the prefab-texture with the normal in-game grass, the link you provided to download the grass with dandelions and daisies is convenient. Players can easily switch between the two textures based on their preferences.

It's also nice to see that you are open to feedback and suggestions for improving the mod by adjusting the density values in the grass.xml file. Overall, it's great to see modders like you contributing to the FS25 community by enhancing the gaming experience with new textures and features.