Changes in v1.0.1.4:
- Changed shaders for the latest update of the game, removing white flames on the fields;
- Aligned other bumps in the fields;
- Fixed placement of toys and added new toys;
- Increased the performance of the dryer by 2x;
- Changed the output of the dried grain dryer from 95% to 100%;
- Increased the cost of buying a mill from 100.000 to 200.000 euros;
- Reduced the cost of grain waste for cleaning -2x to 1818 UAH. t. or 45.45k $;
- Excluded RealNumbersAnimalScaling.lua, now you can use mods on new animals;
- Reduced the cost of production of all factories by -10x, since in the game it says for example the cost of production is $100 per month and in fact it takes $2400;
Changes in v1.0.1.1:
- fix flying objects on the map.
- Significant optimization, reducing the distance of drawing objects, including large forests.
- fix contracts for harvesting, now 100% of the contract is fulfilled.
- Added collectibles.
- fixing a bug on the grain dryer
- fixed mustard and corn loading issue in house bunker.
- Fixed an issue where it was impossible to pour mustard on the ground.
- Adjusted production, capacity, production cost and production time (seed plant, grain refinery, bakery, oil plant)
- fixed firewood production (pallets did not appear)
- fixed fuel unloading trigger
- increased feed loading trigger for biogas feed robot
- New save not required
SVC Gorbany – is a large 8x map made on real terrain. Most of the buildings are located in a real place, but objects and productions have been added to diversify the gameplay. The map is currently under development.
Features SVC Gorbany: – 2 detailed mechanized yards for parking vehicles. – 143 fields from 0.1 ha to 235 ha (hay contracts are under development and will be available in future map updates). – 181 purchased plots. – 3 purchased forest plots. – 2 gas stations. – 1 farm 50% completed (3 more in development). – 8 points of sale (in development). – Support for DLC Precision Farming. – Contracts work. – Changed economy. – Sawmill. – Livestock dealer.
