FS25 Placeable Objects With Function v1.0

This small pack contains placeable objects with function. A Hydrant and a Water Tap where you can get water for free. A Manhole Cover in which you can dispose of liquids and get Money for it. A Doormat that is intended as a place to sleep if you don’t have a Farmhouse yet Multiplayer suitable: Yes Contributors: Landbauer (Icons)

Technical Specifications:

Above Ground Hydrant
– Building menu: Containers
– Price: $30
– Daily Upkeep: $3

Doormat for sleeping
Building menu
Farmhouse
– Price: $10
– Daily Upkeep: $1

Manhole Cover
Building menu
Containers
– Price: $50
– Daily Upkeep: $5

Water Tap
Building menu
Containers
– Price: $15
– Daily Upkeep: $2

 

[FarmerBoy]

These placeable objects with functions sound very interesting and can add a new level of realism and immersion to the game. Let's break down each of them:

1. Above Ground Hydrant:
- Category: Containers
- Price: $30
- Daily Upkeep: $3
- This hydrant provides free water, which can be very useful for farmers who need to water their crops or refill their water tanks for animals.

2. Doormat for sleeping:
- Category: Farmhouse
- Price: $10
- Daily Upkeep: $1
- This unique item offers players a place to sleep if they don't have a farmhouse yet. It's a nice touch for players who are just starting out and need a temporary resting spot.

3. Manhole Cover:
- Category: Containers
- Price: $50
- Daily Upkeep: $5
- Players can dispose of liquids in this manhole cover and even receive money for it. This feature adds a new way to earn income in the game and manage waste effectively.

4. Water Tap:
- Category: Containers
- Price: $15
- Daily Upkeep: $2
- Similar to the hydrant, this water tap also provides free water, giving players more options for accessing this essential resource on their farm.

Overall, these placeable objects offer practical functions and can enhance the gameplay experience for players. The multiplayer compatibility is a great addition as well, allowing multiple players to utilize these objects simultaneously. Kudos to Landbauer for contributing the icons for these objects!