Seasons mod (op updated re: bug reports)

[Husqvarna TS 352]

^^I'm not a tech bloke but maybe there is no snow mask over the train's grain bins?

[IseOlen]

I think it's a general idea (a good one!) that open trailers get snow in them. Train wagon is just a bit special as it doesn't seem to have "unload anywhere" function.

[reallogger]

I understand that snow in the train wagons can be annoying. I'll register it as an issue.

[martin3148_swe]

Where to report bug about seasons?

[hjvg]

Where to report bug about seasons?

here:
https://gitlab.com/realismusmodding/fs1 ... ons/issues

[reallogger]

And you can read this topic
viewtopic.php?f=963&t=150107

[Guil]

I've added that to the first post.

[reallogger]

Perfect. Thanks

[IseOlen]

I think there might be a problem with seasonal crop price variation (need confirmation from others before reporting as bug). Below is a shot of (almost) full year woodchip price (took this as in FS 17 woodchips varied the most). All the crops are quite similar - just a small up-and-down variation throughout the year. Nothing like the "predictive" graph estimated at first.
I know I did a bad thing and installed Seasons on existing Felsbrun save but still ...

[1992Tadej1992]

Seasons is hardly called just a mod. That is DLC, but for free!

[W1der]

As i recall it the seasons mod for FS17 controlled the growth of tree saplings (if planted to close they would not reach full size).
Is this still a feature for FS19 version?

[W1der]

I think there might be a problem with seasonal crop price variation (need confirmation from others before reporting as bug). Below is a shot of (almost) full year woodchip price (took this as in FS 17 woodchips varied the most). All the crops are quite similar - just a small up-and-down variation throughout the year. Nothing like the "predictive" graph estimated at first.
I know I did a bad thing and installed Seasons on existing Felsbrun save but still ...

This is from a diferent map (new savegame).

[Lucass]

Hello!

1. Suppose we already have a map adapted to Seasons (with a snow mask added by the map creator). We buy a machine or bale shed (moded) and put it anywhere. Will the straw/hay bales under this shed be safe during rain? (I suppose the mod itself must have a snow mask, right?)

2. I have installed the "Real dirt color" - is it safe to use this mod with Seasons? (I mean snow on wheels during the winter)

3. My son bought a certain number of cows whose health dropped to 76% (initially it was 80%). Again he bought a few cows (to the same pasture), after which the health of all cows is 78%. The health value is now averaged for all cows on one pasture. Is this how it should be?

...and 2 questions about baling:
a) the case is: I have hay/straw already in heaps on the field and suddenly it starts to rain. I know that the straw/hay heaps rots in the rain (on the map with a properly prepared snow mask) and their remaining amount probably depends on how long it rained.
Let's assume that it was short rain - Do I think right that the hay became grass again during raining and require drying to become hay again? But what about straw - can I baled straw immediately after the rain or wait some time?

b) can I foil grass bales for silage regardless of its moisture level (even during raining)?

[CombineBert]

Tree growth is impacted by tree proximity, the scanner (still call it Wopster as was in Seasons 17) will show nearest tree if 10 meters or less, not sure about further than that.

The first year is speculative I think and updates as you move through the year. So maybe not fully effective until year two? Please correct me if I am incorrect on this point.

[reallogger]

As i recall it the seasons mod for FS17 controlled the growth of tree saplings (if planted to close they would not reach full size).
Is this still a feature for FS19 version?

Yes it is still a feature, but the game is not properly responding to the changes. The growth takes much longer than even intended and we are investigating this issue.

There was an error in the price history which is now found and corrected.