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Finally, I managed to convert this mod to FS25. It wasn't difficult; I just needed some time. I hope to continue converting others as I find the time. Thanks to everyone who has requested updates for the mods I created for FS22. I will be attentive to any errors and warnings related to this mod.

V1.1.1.0
- Now both factories accept Poplar Bales, which are directly converted into woodchips.
- Errors and warnings that caused the game to crash have been fixed.

With these production points, you can extract cellulose from wood, which can be turned into paper, cardboard, and even viscous fabric for clothing. The cellulose is produced as a cotton palette that can be sold or converted into fabric at any spinning facility. To supply the plant, you can use wooden logs or splinters; the latter reduces production costs and allows for greater daily output.
From the production of paper or cellulose (cotton), a quarter will go towards cardboard production, as not all cellulose extracted from wood can become quality white pulp.

There are two sizes of plants, each with different capacities and production speeds.
- The larger plant covers about 300 square meters (you will need a large field available) and can produce 1,152,000 liters of cotton or paper per day.
- The smaller plant resembles the factories in the game and can produce 57,600 liters of cotton or paper daily.
Large price: $1,500,000
Small price: $150,000
Daily maintenance: large $12,000, small $1,200. I recommend turning it off if not in use.

Comments:

Braxles01

25 Mar 2025

Excited to try this cellulose factory! The deep gameplay with wood processing is perfect for complex logistics.

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ArchieD2023

25 Mar 2025

This mod adds a nice level of detail to resource production. It mimics real-world factory operations effectively. In future updates, incorporating more involved production chains could enhance immersion even further.

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jeremy_snell

25 Mar 2025

This factory fits seamlessly into my logs-to-energy setup. Not only is it super efficient at converting poplar bales, but it's also given me fantastic returns maintaining my economy upstairs while preventing woodchips from piling up. Great addition to most playstyles!

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