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NEVER GUESS AGAIN — KNOW YOUR FIELD INSIDE OUT!
Are you still driving over your fields wondering what's going on under your tractor? Those days are OVER!
Introducing Field Detail Infos — the mod that puts your soil's deepest secrets right on your HUD, in real time, no questions asked!
With ONE glance you'll know:
- Ground Type — exactly what state your soil is in
- Weed Status — before it becomes your problem
- Fertilizer Type & Level — know what's been applied
- Lime Level — never miss another lime cycle
- Plowed? Rolled? Mulched? — YES or NO, instantly
- Field size — correct field size is ALWAYS calculated and displayed for the field you are standing on
But wait — there's MORE! Choose how your information is displayed:
- OFF — for the minimalists
- Stacked — your Ground Info box appears neatly below the Field Info box
- Side by Side — both boxes displayed together, shoulder to shoulder
Set it once in your game settings — and it stays saved. No fuss, no guesswork, no wasted passes across the field!
Your soil knows everything. Now YOU do too.
Field Detail Infos — because great farmers make informed decisions.
Changelog v1.1
- In addition to the farmland size (default), the specific field size is now also displayed
- The field size is updated dynamically!
- Did you shrink the field?
- Did you enlarge the field?
- Did you enlarge the field across multiple farmlands?
- Are there multiple fields on a single farmland?
=> The correct field size is ALWAYS calculated and displayed for the field you are standing on.
Note: The distance between two separate fields must be at least 2 meters for the boundaries to be detected correctly.