Courseplay and tight field edges

[dochockin]

Is there a function in Courseplay that instructs the AI to offset the initial edge of the headlands? I'm using a map where some of the fields have obstructions right on the field edge (trees, walls, etc...). Let's say I have a 9m implement and it keeps getting hung up on the first pass around the headlands with courseplay. Is there a way to auto generate the course but set a 1m border around the field edge? TIA!

[mpochylko1]

No, but you can use the map editor in game and paint grass around the field to create a separation distance. Then use the field edge generator to create a field edge in courseplay.


Or download the giants editor and move the trees or whatever away slightly.

[dochockin]

No, but you can use the map editor in game and paint grass around the field to create a separation distance. Then use the field edge generator to create a field edge in courseplay.

So if I paint some grass around the field edge, that will change the underlying field dimensions automatically? And courseplay should sense that?

[FarmCatJenkins]

You might need to re-scan the field edge. There should be an option on the first screen that pops up when you open the Courseplay menu to scan field dimensions or something like that, then you have to pick which field you're in and select "Overwrite Field XX". When you then pull up the Course Generation screen that field should say (user) next to it showing you changed the field dimension. If this is confusing I can take some screenshots when I get home from work today.

[ThatCanadianGuy]

No, but you can use the map editor in game and paint grass around the field to create a separation distance. Then use the field edge generator to create a field edge in courseplay.

So if I paint some grass around the field edge, that will change the underlying field dimensions automatically? And courseplay should sense that?

You have to recalculate the field edge, its easy and it works well I do it all the time with issues like that.

[FarmCatJenkins]

Recalculate was the word I was looking for haha.