LS25 TerraLine GPS v1.0.0.0
LS25 TerraLine GPS v1.0.0.0
TerraLine GPS is an independently developed GPS guidance system for Farming Simulator 25.
With TerraLine GPS, you can create, save, and reuse precise A/B tracks at any time.
The integrated automatic steering assist guides your tractor, enabling consistent and efficient work in the field.
We placed particular emphasis on ease of use, a clear menu, and integration into the original LS25 interface.
Functions
GPS lane guidance: Set A/B reference points and create parallel lanes.
Automatic steering: GPS steering assistance for straight lanes up to 30 km/h.
GPS course management: Create, name, save, load, and delete your own courses.
Shared farm courses: GPS courses are stored on a farm-specific basis and can be used and managed by all members of the same farm.
Working width: Automatic detection of the working width of the attached device, as well as manual adjustment.
Lane offset: Precisely shift GPS lanes and adjust the offset.
Lane direction: Rotate lanes by 90° or enter a desired angle.
Device offset: Functions for considering and diagnosing device offsets.
Custom display: Adjust the color and appearance of the GPS guidance lines.
Custom settings menu: Clear user interface in LS25 style.
GPS status display: Compact display directly next to the original LS25 speedometer.
GPS equipment for vehicles
TerraLine GPS is integrated directly into the original vehicle configuration.
When purchasing a suitable tractor, two options are available:
Without TerraLine GPS: €0 surcharge
With TerraLine GPS: €10,000 surcharge
Vehicles already purchased can be retrofitted via the original LS25 workshop.
The GPS equipment is stored on a vehicle-specific basis and is retained after a restart.
Multiplayer
TerraLine GPS supports server-side storage of shared GPS courses per farm.
The current version has been successfully tested with a client on a dedicated server.
Vehicle equipment, GPS steering, and the saving and loading of courses were tested in-game.
Important: Simultaneous operation with multiple players and vehicles, as well as self-hosted multiplayer games, have not yet been fully tested.
