Tylercheesey1986 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2019 10:19 am

didn't right it self either, took an hour or more to get it back on its wheels

Are you saying that turning the front wheels into the ground and flooring it didn't sort it out? Oh the struggle of real life farming .

I have always wondered why noone has made a snow plow using windrower scripting. Surely that would move the snow to one side, as a snow plow does in real life? The latest mod on ModHub should do the work as intended, even if it looks nothing like a snow plow. Now move the features from this one onto...

Did you remove a placeable tree just before saving last session? Guessing I need to start a new game? Lol Not necessarily. FS19 has an excellent automated save backup system. First, note which savegame slot you are using. These will correspond to savegame1, savegame2 and so on. Now, go to My Docume...

Is this the industry script?

I am guessing C1 weight. I used to have a Ford Econoline E350, this one had a legal weight of 4300kg.

In that case it probably comes down to a language barrier. In my simple mind I always thought a "car" was a unit with wheels, engine and a steering wheel, that can be driven on a road. As for cars between 3500kg and 7500kg, this is (as you know) mostly vans and small trucks, but also bigger passenge...

No, I am not confused about anything regarding the licence requirements themselves. I am, like you (assuming from your profile picture) a professional truck driver, with an extra interest in rules and regulations. What I am confused about, is how my quote "You only need a C or CE licence if the car ...

No that's wrong. B which is car or van is up to 3500kg, you need a BE for a trailer over a certain weight but can't remember what that is. C1 is a light truck up 7500kg while C1E is light truck and trailer upto 12000kg. C is anything over 3500kg and up to whatever the weight limit is of the truck, ...

That's some pretty substantial rumours...

Isn't that also exactly what I said? Of course you CAN drive anything over (or under) 3500kg with any trailer with a CE licence, but you only NEED a C or CE licence if the car itself has a permitted weight of more than 7500kg, or the total legal weight of the car + trailer exceeds 12,000kg. Under th...

Can't see a need for them over here. They are limited in what weight they can have over here and over 7 ton gross with a trailer you would need a CE licence, ie, an actual truck and trailer. You only need a C or CE licence if the car itself has a permitted weight of more than 7500kg, or the total l...

blue_painted wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 21, 2019 2:45 pm

Wopster wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 21, 2019 1:59 pm

We go by the pareto principle.. the last 20% is 80% of the work.

Does that mean that the last 6% is 94% of the work?

And the last 1% is 100% of the work. Which means they haven't even started working on Seasons for FS19 yet .

No, I'm a PC user, FS19 IS a massive step forward graphics wise.

https://github.com/Courseplay/courseplay/releases

The latest version will always be on the top in this list.

If we use the 12 days per month option, then you need to do 144 days of work in a year for animals. I know in real life it will be 365 days for animals. But now back to game, on this 144 days per year, how many days in year you need to do harvesting and other fields jobs? - not much on speed of 5, ...