FS25 Swedish LGF Triangle (Prefab) V1.0

This mod includes a visual detail featuring a replica of a branding decal originally marked as “Elit Group.” Please note that this branding is not officially licensed and is only included for visual authenticity on PC/Mac versions of the game.

For console compatibility, a separate i3D version is provided without the logo. The logo is placed in its own node and can be easily removed or disabled.

This sign is a Swedish warning triangle for slow-moving vehicles, typically mounted on the rear of vehicles that are not allowed to exceed 45 km/h, such as EPA tractors, A-tractors, regular tractors, trailers, and other agricultural machines.

The sign is made of red reflective plastic with an orange center and a distinct triangular shape. It complies with Swedish traffic regulations and is used to warn other road users that the vehicle is moving slowly.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing this detailed information about the Swedish LGF Triangle (Prefab) V1.0 mod. It's great to see that the mod offers options for both PC/Mac users and console players by providing a version without the "Elit Group" branding for console compatibility.

The inclusion of the Swedish warning triangle for slow-moving vehicles adds a touch of realism to the game, especially for players simulating agricultural activities. The description of the sign's design, with its red reflective plastic, orange center, and triangular shape, showcases the attention to detail in replicating real-life traffic equipment used in Sweden.

For those who are aiming for authenticity in their gameplay experience, having this mod that complies with Swedish traffic regulations can certainly enhance the overall immersion. The flexibility of being able to easily remove or disable the logo node for console users is a considerate feature to ensure that all players can enjoy the mod according to their preferences.

Overall, this mod seems to be a well-thought-out addition for players looking to add a realistic touch to their farming simulator experience while respecting the licensing considerations for the branding used.