FS25 Silverrun Forest Multifruit Edition v1.1.0.1

V1.1.0.1
– because Silverrun had a special code inside the map.xml regarding most-likely the iron-ore mine (a free zone code for densityHeight), it caused an error on how bulks/heighTypes work. Thanks Ferloch for noticing that alfalfa/clover doesn’t put anything on the ground when mowing (it took me a while to figure it out what cause the error – because it wasn’t showing anything in log). Moved that code into the densityHeight.xml that my multifruit uses. Also fixed the slaughterhouse on the old version as well.
– updated billboard again.

Disclaimer:
After lots of testing and consideration, I’ve decided that all my maps will now have two versions:
The previous version — this one will stay as it is, with mod onions.
A new version — this one will work only with the Highlands Fishing DLC enabled.

There are two main reasons for this:
Creating a single variant compatible with both types of FS25 owners (with and without the DLC) would mean removing the ability to deposit onions in bunkers.
Without the DLC, onions would have to be completely removed, which also causes lots of factory-related errors.
So, there will be two separate download links on the itch.io page.
Also, please remove the “2” from the ZIP file name so it can be used on existing savegames.

Nothing is changed from the original, all new fillTypes and factories are there (had to add them to my fillTypes.xml and other xml files).
Enjoy! Details on what was added you can find on my Riverbend Springs Edit or the Multifruit Prefab.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing the detailed update regarding the Silverrun Forest Multifruit Edition v1.1.0.1 for FS25. It's great to see the attention to detail and the effort put into resolving the issues with the special code in the map.xml and the alfalfa/clover mowing error. Moving the code to densityHeight.xml and fixing the slaughterhouse demonstrates a commitment to providing a smooth gameplay experience for players.

The decision to offer two versions of the map, one with mod onions for the previous version and the other requiring the Highlands Fishing DLC, is a thoughtful approach to accommodate players with and without the DLC. Maintaining compatibility for both types of FS25 owners while also keeping the new fillTypes and factories intact is a wise choice to avoid disrupting existing savegames and to provide a consistent experience for all players.

Your dedication to providing detailed information on what was added and ensuring a seamless transition for players is commendable. Players can now enjoy the updated versions with confidence and explore the new features added to the map. Thank you for your hard work and commitment to delivering an enjoyable gaming experience for the FS25 community.