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Let's do some groundwork for Farming Simulator 22!
New ground working systems and textures are coming.

This is awesome

As recently discussed in another topic now that this is out will chopping straw behind a combine count as mulching and give you a yield boost???

They forgot the ''Subsoiler'' texture. ???

Finally, we can simulate more realistic tillage! This is some amazing work

faruk9154 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 06, 2021 3:07 pm They forgot the ''Subsoiler'' texture. ???

Good point Faruk. Would love to get officiall reply from Giants regarding this.

I like that we have stubble tilage and rolling. These are good and much needed features to the game.

TomTom996 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 06, 2021 4:45 pm

faruk9154 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 06, 2021 3:07 pm They forgot the ''Subsoiler'' texture. ???

Good point Faruk. Would love to get officiall reply from Giants regarding this.

I like that we have stubble tilage and rolling. These are good and much needed features to the game.

Giants wrote that the textures they showed were "just some examples". So they didn't show them all. I hope they show the rest of the textures as well. As Part 2. So we can see the subsoiler texture. Also, in the Giants' gameplay video, there was a ''disc harrow texture'' in the tillage with wide Case disc harrow. (When the disc harrow passed, the stubble remained above the soil.) It is not shown here. It will most likely be part 2 of this post.

Here is link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFSHx8YQvss&t=6096s (Watch from 1.05 min.)

Currently liking what I’m seeing.

This all looks amazing! Well done giants!
Interested to know if the Ridge texture is for ridging implements or if that is the texture for potato planters?

Coldlandlord wrote: ↑Wed Oct 06, 2021 6:08 pm This all looks amazing! Well done giants!
Interested to know if the Ridge texture is for ridging implements or if that is the texture for potato planters?

Hope it's for more than just potatoes. Where I am from farmers here plant corn, cotton, soybeans, milo, and sugarcane on ridges. Even heard of some rice farmers who are planting on ridges.

Pretty good stuff.

Looking pretty good.
Not surprised though, you show an image of corn mulching, but only talk about orchard mulching.
I would have liked to see the "nice and clean" orchard.

Textures were bad for that too unless it was after chopping corn.