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Lone Hills v1.0.9.0 fs25-mods

Likita666

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Scenic mountain view in Lone Hills mod for FS25 showcasing lush trees and farmland.

Map of Lone Hills v1.0.9.0 in FS25 showing crop types and terrain layout.

Lone Hills FS25 mod showcasing a serene lake with lush forests and a cloudy sky.

Lone Hills v1.0.9.0 mod for FS25 shows a rural gas station at sunrise with mountains in the background.

FS25 Lone Hills v1.0.9.0 mod landscape showing a farm and motorbike shop with towering mountains in the background.

Description:

Welcome to Lone Hills!

V1.0.9.0
All lamps are now sellable up to just before the right-hand curve near the shop.

This map is inspired by No Man's Land. I wanted to learn how to create maps, and this project seemed like the perfect starting point.
Lone Hills V1.0.0 features a stunning landscape with a lake, numerous forests, large cultivation areas, a sawmill, a small milk point, and a farmers' market. There is also a store and destructible rocks with increased yields scattered throughout the map. Additional features are planned, but you'll have to wait for V1.0.1 or later.
Known issues:
Rock missions do not function properly. Wood transports appear in incorrect locations (either on the ground or in the air). If anyone knows how to fix this, please help! <3

Minor issues:
Agricultural lands 95 and 199 do not exist.
Small patches of farmland are not marked (checked 7 times, still couldn't find them).

This project took a lot of time and effort, and although it's not perfect, I'm proud of the first version.
I will continue to work on it and look forward to your feedback or suggestions. Enjoy exploring the map!

Comments:

Ryan101

31 Dec 2024

The landscape is really well-crafted, but it could bring more detail. Also, addressing the missions' glitches legitimacy might enhance gameplay. Thank you for your work!

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jonathan100

30 Dec 2024

I drove my semitrailer to the shop, sold some lamps, and took in the view. The map has great farming space, and good eye candy, but tight tips around trees make those corners a challenge. Looking forward to seeing more areas explored in the future.

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