Description:

I created an AD course for the map Alma, Missouri. I completely rebuilt the map from scratch because the routes I found were based on the map's AI splines, which are unsuitable for Autodrive; the roads are too close together, making it impossible to have reasonable oncoming traffic even on main roads. This version, built into Autodrive 3.0.1.0, automatically creates intersections with right-of-way rules. For these to work properly, Autodrive should be used with at least version 3.0.1.0. All loading bays and triggers for bulk goods are accessible with large equipment. I tested with a Volvo VNX 300 (hooded truck) and a Lode King Distinction Triple Hopper trailer. While small to medium-sized vehicles can access the inner-city production facilities that handle palletized goods, the limited space makes automated loading and unloading impractical, requiring manual intervention. Access roads to some fields, especially fields 17, 27, 31, and 33, are quite tricky. I haven't been able to design the access roads so that automatic harvest removal works; manual positioning of trucks is necessary here. The fields have catch lines; where possible, I added a second point to each field to enable spreaders and seed drills to be automatically loaded from transfer wagons. Depending on the transfer wagon used, these points may need adjustment relative to each other. The two outlying farmyards are accessible but not yet inspected. Since farmyards are often remodeled, I didn't bother inspecting the main farmyard in detail. The grain silo serves as the access point. Some statistics: Break-in period: 19.5 hours / distance covered: 112 km / diesel consumed: 534 liters. So far, I've only created courses for myself; this is the first one I’m publishing. It's not yet at a professional level, so suggestions and constructive criticism are very welcome. Required mods: Autodrive, Alma, Missouri