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Add more variety to your farm with NPC transport and service contracts. Transport bulk goods, pallets, bales, vehicles, supply fields with seed, fertilizer, and lime, recover lost cargo, complete courier deliveries, and provide emergency refuelling. Vehicle-care jobs also allow you to wash, dry, and deliver customer vehicles.
Routes are generated based on the locations and products available on your map. Suitable loading equipment is provided for pallet and bale pickups, while marked destinations guide your deliveries. Manage contract selection through in-game settings and use the optional GPSLite integration for navigation.V1.0.0.3
An admin option has been added to enable or disable supplied loading vehicles for new pallet and bale contracts.
Adjustable minimum route distances: 0, 250, 500, or 1,000 meters. Multi-stop contracts check each individual leg.
Feedback is provided when no suitable routes meet the selected minimum distance.
Spread contract generation across processing passes to reduce simultaneous processing.
Improved spawn-failure messages and added contract numbers for easier troubleshooting.
Detailed payment breakdowns now show estimated travel, workload, operating costs, cargo-value allowance, and diesel reimbursement.
Saving, multiplayer synchronization, and translations in English, Dutch, German, and French are now available for the new settings.
Railway facilities identified through native FS25 metadata are excluded from pickup and delivery routes.
Bulk pickup checks have been strengthened: a valid, registered physical loading trigger is now required. A building position alone is no longer sufficient.
Improved accuracy of bulk pickup markers while preserving existing valid source identifiers.
Diagnostic logging has been added for rejected bulk loading points.
All new checks are map-independent, without hardcoded map names or coordinates.
Payment difficulty scales and separate diesel reimbursement remain unchanged. No new contract types have been added.
Multiplayer: update the server and all clients, then restart to rebuild the route cache.
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